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(TNS) – Despite what some people — and at least one giant media company — might have you believe, “Star Wars” has always been political.
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(TNS) – Despite what some people — and at least one giant media company — might have you believe, “Star Wars” has always been political.
Despite what some people — and at least one giant media company — might have you believe, “Star Wars” has always been political. “It is a period of civil war,” explains the opening scrawl of George Lucas’ 1977 space opera, now formally known as “Star Wars: Episode IV — A
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