Top 7 Actors George Lucas HATED Most

Top 7 Actors George Lucas HATED Most
George Lucas built a galactic empire, but behind the scenes, he was waging war with some of Hollywood's biggest names. The man who gave us Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader had a dark side that few ever saw—until now.
For decades, Lucas wielded his power like a Sith Lord, blacklisting actors, ending careers, and holding grudges that lasted longer than the Death Star's construction. These weren't just creative differences or personality clashes. These were blood feuds that split the industry and revealed the ruthless businessman behind the beloved filmmaker.
Tonight, we're exposing the seven actors who crossed George Lucas and paid the ultimate price. From legendary stars who challenged his vision to rising talents who dared to speak out, these performers learned that in Lucas's galaxy, there's no forgiveness for betrayal.
The Empire strikes back, and it strikes hard. This is the untold story of Hollywood's most powerful vendetta machine.

00:00 Top 7 Actors George Lucas HATED Most
00:57 Sean Connery
02:45 Kurt Russell
04:46 William Hurt
06:58 Alec Guinness
09:00 Carrie Fisher
11:13 Harrison Ford
13:34 David Prowse

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