Go Behind the Saga. The story of the making of the Star Wars Trilogy which is as epic and dramatic as the films themselves. This exciting documentary allows viewers to go behind the scenes and experience the journey from the earliest versions of the script to the blockbuster debut of the films that forever changed the face of cinema. In Empire of Dreams, the most comprehensive documentary ever created on the making of the movies, explore the creation of Star Wars, including the trials George Lucas and his team underwent to create a saga few thought could ever be made. Empire of Dreams' is a feature length examination of the people behind the Star Wars Original Trilogy: a candid and honest analysis with contributions from cast and crew themselves, laid out in an arc that follows the chronology from its inception with George Lucas' original scripts of the early 70s. The documentary is strictly chronological, divided into five parts, from the beginning of George Lucas' career as a filmmaker, to the complicated production of Star Wars in 1976, to the impact of the film, and its sequels, have made on the world today. Film explores in depth the unique contributions of the Star Wars films - from the classic characters to the unforgettable lightsaber to the films' impact on a generation of film makers. The documentary features all-new interviews, and rare, never-before-seen footage from the making of all three films. Classic theatrical trailers, TV spots, rare stills culled from the Lucasfilm Archives - and more - make this documentary the ultimate chronicle of the making of Star Wars Trilogy. "Empire of Dreams" mixes archival film from the 1970s and 1980s with contemporary interviews with many of the people who worked on the making of the first three Star Wars films both in front of and behind the camera. Other interviewees include journalists Walter Cronkite and Bill Moyers, Professor Leo Braudy of the University of Southern California (George Lucas's alma mater), and director/producer Steven Spielberg, one of Lucas' close friends and creative collaborator on the Indiana Jones film series