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George Lucas harsh on autograph seekers
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\"Star Wars\" creator George Lucas lost his cool when an autograph hunter approached him in New York City. The 73-year-old filmmaker refused to give his autograph to the person, saying he doesn\'t like those people who seek out celebrity signings to sell on websites.
"Star Wars" creator George Lucas lost his cool when an autograph hunter approached him in New York City. The 73-year-old filmmaker refused to give his autograph to the person, saying he doesn't like those people who seek out celebrity signings to sell on websites.
"You know why I do have money and you don't have money?" he asked the autograph seeker. "Because instead of spending my time doing autographs I spent my time making movies..."
"I'm not going to keep doing that, guys. This is USD 200 a signature so why don't you just go out and get a job." Lucas knows who his true fans are as he added, "These people are here to make money. They're not fans. They don't care. They just want to make money.
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