Lucasfilm is a privately owned US entertainment company founded in 1971 by George Lucas. Currently a subsidiary of Walt Disney Studios, it employs approximately 4,310 people and is headquartered in the United States. The company's primary business is film and television production, with its most prominent works being the *Star Wars* and *Indiana Jones* franchises. Lucasfilm also owns Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) and Skywalker Sound, contributing significantly to advancements in visual effects, sound design, and computer animation within the film industry.

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Founded

1971

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4,301

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US

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Entertainment Providers

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Privately Owned

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Dark Horse Comics and Lucasfilm launched a Kickstarter campaign on an unspecified date for *The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope—The Manga*, a high-end art book featuring artwork from Hisao Tamaki's manga adaptation. A separate announcement from Dark Horse Comics and Lucasfilm detailed the launch of another Kickstarter campaign for the same art book, specifying that it showcases never-before-seen art boards from Tamaki's 1997 manga adaptation of the 1977 film. Separately, Lucasfilm reported on the development of new puzzles for the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle downloadable content, created by Bethesda and MachineGames in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. Finally, Gina Carano announced her return to television six weeks after concluding a discrimination lawsuit against Disney and Lucasfilm, set to star in a Vegas crime series titled *Logan Reign*.
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