> He told Spielberg he had an entire trilogy planned for his old-fashioned hero and they shook hands on the spot. That character turned out to be Indiana Jones,

> He told Spielberg he had an entire trilogy planned for his old-fashioned hero and they shook hands on the spot. That character turned out to be Indiana Jones, and George Lucas turned out to be a liar. Yet another reason to doubt that Lucas had already sketched out nine stories when Star Wars was released, much less that they were the source material for Episodes I-III. (And I don't think Disney is even claiming to draw on old unpublished material.)