Filmmaker George Lucas talks to Charlie Rose about what he thinks went wrong with Hollywood filmmaking -- how the auteurs, who once couldn't get a foot in the door, are now being replaced by studio executives -- and why he worries about the industry. The conversation was filmed before a live audience at Chicago Ideas Week on Oct. 17, 2014 and airs on CHARLIE ROSE on Oct. 23.

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