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Lucas Bros Moving Co: Yes Yes 17 episodes 2017 Lucas Brothers: On Drugs: Yes Yes Stand-up special 2019 In Other Words: Yes No Short film 2020 It's Personal with Amy Hoggart: Yes Yes 8 episodes 2021 Judas and the Black Messiah: Yes Yes Film writing debut Story by and co-producers Nominated - Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
Lucas Bros. Moving Co. is an animated television series created by twins Kenny and Keith Lucas of "The Lucas Brothers", a Brooklyn-based comedy duo. The series, featuring the voices of the twins as their animated counterparts, originally had them working as installers for a cable company, a job which the Lucas brothers occupied in real life.
Lucas Brothers may refer to: Lucas Brothers (company), British building business; Kenny and Keith Lucas, comedic twin duo from Lucas Bros. Moving Co.
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The George Lucas Educational Foundation is widely reported to have been founded in 1991 [8] [9] by George Lucas and Steve Arnold. [1] Lucas originally planned for the foundation to develop technology for schools, but soon determined that schools were not interested or able to use this technology. [ 3 ]
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