The guest list reflected decades of cinematic history. Steven Spielberg was seen sharing a moment with George Lucas during a performance by Jon Batiste, while Harrison Ford and his wife, Calista Flockhart, joined Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, for the festivities. Mark Hamill, who noted that he felt fortunate the museum finally landed in Los Angeles after previous attempts to build in other cities failed, joined a roster of actors including Hayden Christensen, Ahmed Best, and Samuel L. Jackson. Jackson was spotted engaging with a life-sized installation of his character, Jedi Master Mace Windu.
Beyond the nostalgia, the event highlighted the personal dedication behind the architectural project. Queen Latifah, who helped kick off the gala, emphasized that the museum is far from a vanity project, noting the deep, hands-on involvement of Lucas and Hobson in every facet of the building’s creation. The evening also featured appearances by directors Ron and Bryce Dallas Howard, as well as an interactive cameo from R2-D2. For attendees like Katy Perry, who jokingly arrived dressed to match the museum's aesthetic, the night was a testament to the enduring cultural footprint of the Star Wars franchise and its creator’s vision.



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