Mar 17, 2016 · George Lucas, the legendary creator of Star Wars, was recently spotted in a mall food court in Adelaide, Australia, where he sat alone with what appeared to be a plate of garbage food...

Mar 16, 2016 · The Star Wars and Indiana Jones creator was spotted in the most ordinary of places - a food court in Adelaide - enjoying a plate of noodles, Diet Coke and the local The Advertiser newspaper.

Mar 16, 2016 · But George Lucas proved he's not a fan of Hollywood glamour, as he dined on fast food and a fizzy drink at the David Jones food court in Adelaide this week. The legendary director, 71, was...

It's a long way from the Skywalker Ranch in California to a food court in Adelaide but George Lucas looks as much at home with a plate of '$6 noodles' as in an editing suite.

Mar 17, 2016 · All of which was enough to send Australian Star Wars fans – amazed by the sight of the 71-year-old in such a random place – in to a bit of a frenzy: No one is above eating $5 Hokkien noodles in a...

One of Adelaide’s most pretty okay food courts got a touch of intergalactic fame this afternoon when George Lucas, the guy who created Star Wars, swung by for a bite to eat. According to The Advertiser, old mate Georgie is in town while his wife Mellody Hobson attends a conference in her capacity as high-flying chair of Dreamworks Animation.

Believe it or not, the man behind the Star Wars enterprise, Mr George Lucas himself was spotted in the David Jones food court in the Adelaide CBD, nonchalantly eating some cheap Singapore...

Mar 16, 2016 · It is finally proof that George Lucas is just one of us. On Wednesday, the legendary Star Wars creator was spotted chilling around Adelaide, Australia, reading the newspaper, eating in a food...

Mar 20, 2016 · Star Wars fans are going gaga over this picture of George Lucas. The famous producer was pictured in an Australian food court enjoying a meal and some alone time by a fan, who snapped a...

Mar 16, 2016 · George Lucas in an Adelaide food court. Credit: Gabrielle Fusco/Twitter. It’s a long way from the Skywalker Ranch in California to a food court in Adelaide but George Lucas looks as much at home with a plate of noodles as in an editing suite.