George Lucas Was An Uncredited Cameraman On John Frankenheimer's 'Grand Prix' And It Changed The Course Of Cinema History

George Lucas Was An Uncredited Cameraman On John Frankenheimer's 'Grand Prix' And It Changed The Course Of Cinema History

The 1966 racing film "Grand Prix" revolutionized cinematography, and we've got George Lucas to thank for it.

George Lucas Was An Uncredited Cameraman On John Frankenheimer's 'Grand Prix' And It Changed The Course Of Cinema History - Data Intelligence

Red Bull Racing World famous filmmaker and Disney sellout billionaire George Lucas came of age mixed into the street racing scene of Modesto, California in the speed-addled 1960s. Shortly after he graduated high school in 1962 with dreams of becoming a professional racing driver, he was forced to shelve his dream due to an incredibly serious accident. Resigned to a life doing something other than racing, Lucas decided to attend USC film school …