Robert Watts, who produced 'Star Wars' sequel 'The Empire Strikes Back', the first three Indiana Jones pics and 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit,' died October 1 at 88.

Film producer Robert Watts has passed away, it's been announced, with tributes paid following his decades-long career which included working on Star Wars and Indiana Jones films

A HOLLYWOOD legend who collaborated with George Lucas to produce Star Wars and Indiana Jones has died aged 86. Robert Watts was a titan in the movie industry, producing film classics featuring

Star Wars’ production icon Robert Watts has died aged 86. The passing of the revered movie boss, renowned for collaborating with George Lucas to produce the sci-fi franchise favourite as well as ‘Indiana Jones’,

The London native helped George Lucas get through the first film in the series, then worked on the next two and on the first three Indiana Jones movies.

Film producer Robert Watts has died at the age of 86 as tributes for the icon pour in. Watts is known for his involvement with Star Wars and Indiana Jones. He died at his home in East Sussex on Monday, September 29. His long career in the entertainment industry began with roles as a production manager and location manager.

Robert Watts, a producer on Star Wars, Indiana Jones and many other films, has died at the age of 86, it has been announced

Hollywood producer Robert Watts has died at the age of 86. The British filmmaker – who collaborated with George Lucas on the first three Star Wars films, and the first three Indiana Jones movies – died at his home in East Sussex on Monday.