Star Wars, by Orson Welles (1940)

Orson Welles, the famous director of Citizen Kane, would have been an unlikely choice to direct a Star Wars movie in 1940. However, it is easy to imagine how his unique style and flair could have been applied to the classic science fiction saga. He could have created an epic tale that blended space adventure with drama, romance, and comedy.

His signature surrealistic and expressionistic techniques could have been used to create a visually stunning and emotionally captivating journey through the galaxy. The dialogue could have been compelling and witty, while the action sequences could have been grand and thrilling. While it is impossible to know what Welles would have done with a Star Wars movie, it is likely that it would have been an unforgettable experience.