George Lucas sees 'Red'

Spike Lee, Terrence Howard and Cuba Gooding Junior. party at Gotham Hall. George Lucas and Samuel L. Jackson Coming off yearly when handful of films featured black casts, George Lucas is for certain that situations are likely to change. "The art galleries say it can't work, that you will find no worldwide audience for black films," mentioned the "Red-colored-colored Tails" professional producer following a film's preem Tuesday within the Ziegfeld in NY. "But that's nonsense. Once we will get to the $20 (millions) next weekend and possibly beat 'Underworld,' we'll be fit. While others is going to be aware."Lucas fully funded the Fox-distributed pic about African-American airmen, despite the fact that he's hopeful that similar tales will emerge inside the wake of "Red-colored-colored Tails," he was quick to dismiss "The AssistanceInch consequently an effort.Inch'The Help' is not a black film," scoffed Lucas within the after-party held at Gotham Hall. "There's a sizable distinction from a film with black stars together with a black film."