Mark

And I start reading it, and very quickly I realize, oh, wait a minute. This is through the eyes of a teenager. I must be Luke. And it was very surprising to me.

And by the way, I haven't heard that since I saw the movie. See, I see the movies once or twice, but I never go back and watch them again. So what's it like hearing that? Well, I'm reminded of all of it. And for instance, in 1997 is when he put out the special editions and re-released them in the theater. So when Lucasfilm called and told me that, I said, oh, I'd love a copy.

And by the way, I haven't heard that since I saw the movie. See, I see the movies once or twice, but I never go back and watch them again. So what's it like hearing that? Well, I'm reminded of all of it. And for instance, in 1997 is when he put out the special editions and re-released them in the theater. So when Lucasfilm called and told me that, I said, oh, I'd love a copy.

And by the way, I haven't heard that since I saw the movie. See, I see the movies once or twice, but I never go back and watch them again. So what's it like hearing that? Well, I'm reminded of all of it. And for instance, in 1997 is when he put out the special editions and re-released them in the theater. So when Lucasfilm called and told me that, I said, oh, I'd love a copy.

And when my kids heard about that, they said, you're not going to go see it? I said, no, I've seen it. And I said, by the way, you've seen it more than I have on home video. I mean, they'd watch it four or five times a week. And they said, yes, but we've never seen it on the big screen. I went, oh, now that's really important to me. So I took them to each one.

And when my kids heard about that, they said, you're not going to go see it? I said, no, I've seen it. And I said, by the way, you've seen it more than I have on home video. I mean, they'd watch it four or five times a week. And they said, yes, but we've never seen it on the big screen. I went, oh, now that's really important to me. So I took them to each one.

And when my kids heard about that, they said, you're not going to go see it? I said, no, I've seen it. And I said, by the way, you've seen it more than I have on home video. I mean, they'd watch it four or five times a week. And they said, yes, but we've never seen it on the big screen. I went, oh, now that's really important to me. So I took them to each one.

I took them to the first one, to Empire and to Jedi in a theater. And that was in 1997. I haven't seen them since. No. You know, I have to deal with sort of disconnect because the fans, it's very much in the present and the future because it's an ongoing franchise.

I took them to the first one, to Empire and to Jedi in a theater. And that was in 1997. I haven't seen them since. No. You know, I have to deal with sort of disconnect because the fans, it's very much in the present and the future because it's an ongoing franchise.

I took them to the first one, to Empire and to Jedi in a theater. And that was in 1997. I haven't seen them since. No. You know, I have to deal with sort of disconnect because the fans, it's very much in the present and the future because it's an ongoing franchise.

That when I looked at Yoda and he was manipulating him, I totally believed he was real. I mean, a lot of times they would bury him out of sight underground. You know, he had an earpiece and I had an earpiece so I could hear what he was saying. But no. I just loved everything about Yoda, the talking backwards thing and just all of it.

That when I looked at Yoda and he was manipulating him, I totally believed he was real. I mean, a lot of times they would bury him out of sight underground. You know, he had an earpiece and I had an earpiece so I could hear what he was saying. But no. I just loved everything about Yoda, the talking backwards thing and just all of it.

That when I looked at Yoda and he was manipulating him, I totally believed he was real. I mean, a lot of times they would bury him out of sight underground. You know, he had an earpiece and I had an earpiece so I could hear what he was saying. But no. I just loved everything about Yoda, the talking backwards thing and just all of it.

And it was kind of lonely because I think the most just pure out fun I had working on the original trilogy was when Harrison, Carrie and I were all on the Death Star running around. It was all three of us together. It was so much fun. And We enjoyed each other's company. And then in Empire, I go away. I mean, I don't even get to keep C-3PO.

And it was kind of lonely because I think the most just pure out fun I had working on the original trilogy was when Harrison, Carrie and I were all on the Death Star running around. It was all three of us together. It was so much fun. And We enjoyed each other's company. And then in Empire, I go away. I mean, I don't even get to keep C-3PO.

And it was kind of lonely because I think the most just pure out fun I had working on the original trilogy was when Harrison, Carrie and I were all on the Death Star running around. It was all three of us together. It was so much fun. And We enjoyed each other's company. And then in Empire, I go away. I mean, I don't even get to keep C-3PO.

I keep R2, but I go off to Dagobah and, you know, there would be separate call sheets, you know. On the main call sheet was Kerry and Harrison, Peter Cushing, whoever it might be. And then on my call sheet, I was the only human being. It was actor, Mark Hamill, role, Luke. And then it was puppets, lizards, snakes. It was all props.

I keep R2, but I go off to Dagobah and, you know, there would be separate call sheets, you know. On the main call sheet was Kerry and Harrison, Peter Cushing, whoever it might be. And then on my call sheet, I was the only human being. It was actor, Mark Hamill, role, Luke. And then it was puppets, lizards, snakes. It was all props.

I keep R2, but I go off to Dagobah and, you know, there would be separate call sheets, you know. On the main call sheet was Kerry and Harrison, Peter Cushing, whoever it might be. And then on my call sheet, I was the only human being. It was actor, Mark Hamill, role, Luke. And then it was puppets, lizards, snakes. It was all props.

Well, I guess. I mean, I didn't let it overwhelm me. Milos Forman asked me to come in and read because he was cast in Costanza. And so various actors would come, you know, female actors would come in and read the role. And after, I don't know, four or five auditions, I said, you know, Milos, I've done this role. I did the first national tour and then I did it on Broadway.