George Lucas retracts about his critics about The force awakens The American filmmaker has published a report retracting some of his critics to Disney about The force awakens. In an interview with Charlie Rose in his show, Lucas critiziced the "retro" style of the new film and joked that he had bought Star Wars to white proslaveries. "They wanted to make a retro film. I don´t like it. I worked so hard in each film to make it different", said the creator of Star Wars. "I made it complety differents, different planets, different spacecrafts, to transform it to new items. Lucas talked about the films as his 'childs' that he 'loved' and 'raised', and affirmed that he bought the saga to white proslaveries, then he shut his mouth up and laughed. Now, he ensures that was a "misunderstanding" in his words and he used an "inapropiate analogy" and apologies. "I have worked with Disney for 40 years and I chose them as a Star Wars's custodies thanks for my respet to the company and the leadership of Bob Iger", to finishes the release with: I feel proud of J.J. Abrams and Kathy (Kathleen Kennedy, his fellow partner and head of Lucasfilm)".