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Hollywood attended en masse at the opening of George Lucas' Museum of Narrative Arts

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The opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts drew a large Hollywood presence, according to Deadline. Co‑host Mellody Hobson said George Lucas was anxious about which A‑list guests would attend, recalling his repeated questions during the ceremony.

Why it matters

Followers of George Lucas see that his museum launch attracted major industry attention and reflects his personal concerns about celebrity attendance.

Key facts

  1. Hollywood attended in large numbers at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts.
  2. Mellody Hobson co‑hosted the opening ceremony.
  3. Hobson said George Lucas was anxious about whether A‑list guests would attend.
  4. Hobson recalled Lucas repeatedly asking if specific people would come.

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