Jake Lloyd, Star Wars actor, opens up about schizophrenia diagnosis
Jake Lloyd, the actor from 'Star Wars: The Phantom Menace', opens up about his battle with schizophrenia and the journey to recovery after years of mental health struggles.
Star Wars creator George Lucas may have taken retirement from taking the franchise forward, but Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy says he occasionally continues to offer suggestions on new films.
The 73-year-old filmmaker has one main area of interest and it is the Jedi.
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Kennedy says the director does not give any major inputs into the stories being developed, “but he’ll whisper in my ear every now and then. Usually it’s something specific or important to him about Jedi training. Things like that.”
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She has been associated with Lucas since their Raiders of the Lost Ark days.
The filmmaker sold his company to Disney in a USD four billion deal in 2012
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