Credits cont..
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974; editor)
-Taxi Driver (1976; supervising editor) *BAFTA nomination
-Star Wars (1977; editor) *Oscar win
-New York, New York (1977; supervising editor)
-More American Graffiti (1979; uncredited editor)
-Return of the Jedi (1983; editor)

Credits:
-Freelance commercial assistant editor (1964-1969?)
-Filmmaker (1968; editor)
-Medium Cool (1969; assistant editor)
-Rain People (1969; assistant editor)
-THX 1138 (1971; assistant editor)
-The Candidate (1972; assistant editor)
-American Graffiti (1973; editor) *Oscar nomination

"I had no connection to my birth father's name because he had abandoned us. I was a sort of a Marcia No-Name but I did have a professional name, the name on all my film credits...I am proud of the work I did as Marcia Lucas. I was part of an amazing era in American cinema."

“When we were finishing Jedi, George told me he thought I was a pretty good editor. In the sixteen years of our being together I think that was the only time he complimented me.”

“I felt we were partners, partners in the ranch, partners in our home, and we did these films together. I wasn’t a fifty per cent partner, but I felt I had something to bring to the table. I was the more emotional person who came from the heart..."

“I wanted to stop and smell the flowers. I wanted joy in my life. And George just didn’t. He was very emotionally blocked, incapable of sharing feelings. He wanted to stay on that workaholic track. The empire builder, the dynamo. And I couldn’t see myself living that way for the rest of my life."

"I think George is so cute. If only he weren't so small."

“I felt that we had paid our dues, fought our battles, worked eight days a week, twenty-five hours a day."