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George Lucas managed to amplify the already-nostalgic mood on his “summer of 62” film by choosing songs from the mid-to-late Fifties as the lead tracks on the American Graffiti soundtrack.
It has been established, however, that the droid's name was taken from real-life filmmaking technical speak when sound editor Walter Murch asked for reel two, dialogue track two — R2-D2 — while working on "American Graffiti."
Source: https://www.slashfilm.com/1286547/what-tie-stands-for-star-wars-universe/
The "American Graffiti" director famously held a joint casting process with his friend Brian De Palma, who was drawing from the same talent pool for his adaptation of Stephen King's "Carrie," and the alternate timeline possibilities are endless.
Source: https://www.slashfilm.com/1286717/star-wars-princess-leia-almost-played-by-laverne-and-shirley-star/