Marcia Lucas, winner of an Oscar for the editing of the original 1977 'Star Wars' film, died on Wednesday at the age of 80 due to metastatic cancer, according to the family's lawyer, reported People magazine.
The editor died in Rancho Mirage, California, surrounded by her loved ones. Lucas, who was married to the creator of the saga, George Lucas, from 1969 to 1983, was a key figure in the New Hollywood era.







