Portrait of Marcia Lucas holding an Oscar with Star Wars elements in the background
Portrait of Marcia Lucas holding an Oscar with Star Wars elements in the background
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Marcia Lucas, Oscar-winning Star Wars editor, dies at 80

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Marcia Lucas, the film editor who won an Oscar for Star Wars, died May 27 of cancer in Rancho Mirage, California. She was 80.

Her family’s attorney confirmed the news to the San Francisco Chronicle. Lucas edited the 1977 film directed by her then-husband George Lucas and earned an Oscar nomination for American Graffiti in 1973. She also edited Return of the Jedi along with several Martin Scorsese films including Taxi Driver.

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Initial reactions on X focus on tributes to Marcia Lucas's pivotal editing role in the original Star Wars, with users expressing sadness over her death from cancer and highlighting her contributions to the film's success and legacy.

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