Wednesday, December 06, 2006
The 50th annual San Francisco Film Festival would now honor director George Lucas with a one-time award named after festival founder Irving "Bud" Levin.
"In so many other ways, George typifies Bud's will and bequest, with his deep approval for the art of film and the role of San Francisco in world cinema, and with his flair for private enterprise," said Graham Leggat, exec director of the San Francisco Film Society.
"In so many other ways, George typifies Bud's will and bequest, with his deep approval for the art of film and the role of San Francisco in world cinema, and with his flair for private enterprise," said Graham Leggat, exec director of the San Francisco Film Society.
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