The San Francisco Chronicle talked with past Oscar winners about their experience at the ceremonies. They happened to chat with Marcia Lucas about winning for Star Wars:

Marcia Lucas won a film-editing Oscar in 1978 for her work on "Star Wars," which was directed by her then-husband George Lucas. She received the award with co-editors Richard Chew and Paul Hirsch.

Q: Did your acceptance speech go as you planned it?

A: Pretty much, yes. There were three of us, and we all determined that we'd let Paul make the speech. He's a rock-solid guy. But it kind of surprised me because he ended up thanking Brian DePalma for his career. And he was up there taking the Oscar because of George.

Q: Where is your Oscar right now? Why there?

A: It's moved around a lot of places. And every time my teenage daughter has a party, I stick it in a drawer and hide it. Kids kind of like to see it, but sometimes there are kids I don't know, and I don't want it to disappear. Right now it's on top of the television in the living room.

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