羅恩·吉伯特
The impact of "Star Wars" and his love for telling stories was so big that Ron Gilbert, at the age of fourteen, and his good friend Tom McFarlane made a couple of films on a Super-8 camera. The first film they shot in 1978 was "Stars Blasters"; it was directed by Ron Gilbert and acted by friends Tom McFarlane and Frank Lang. In 1979 they filmed another movie, "Tomorrow Never Came", acted by Ron Gilbert, Tom McFarlane; it was also directed by Ron Gilbert.