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Mark Hamill talks about his role as Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, especially in The Last Jedi. He expresses his surprise and disagreement with the direction of his character, who has become a disillusioned hermit who wants to end the Jedi order. He also shares some of his suggestions and regrets for the story, and his admiration for the new cast members. He reflects on the legacy of George Lucas and the original trilogy, and how he initially thought he would never return to the franchise. He also jokes about his minimal screen time in The Force Awakens and his dramatic entrance in The Last Jedi.
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1. The text is a transcript of various interviews with Mark Hamill, the actor who plays Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars movies.
2. The text mainly focuses on his thoughts and reactions to the character development of Luke Skywalker in the movies The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, directed by J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson respectively.
3. Mark Hamill was surprised and disagreed with some of the choices made by the directors, especially the line "It's time for the Jedi to end" spoken by Luke in The Last Jedi.
4. Mark Hamill also expressed his frustration that he did not have any scenes with his original co-stars Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher, who played Han Solo and Leia Organa, in The Force Awakens.
5. Mark Hamill suggested an alternative scenario where he would have rescued Leia from danger and witnessed Han's death, which he thought would have more emotional impact for the next movie.
6. Mark Hamill joked that his part in The Last Jedi was twice as big as his part in The Force Awakens, where he only appeared at the end without any dialogue.
7. Mark Hamill acknowledged that he was wrong about some of his predictions and expectations, and that he trusted Rian Johnson as a gifted filmmaker and storyteller.
8. Mark Hamill said that Star Wars is a lot about dysfunctional family, and that he was in awe of the new cast members, especially Daisy Ridley who played Rey.
9. Mark Hamill said that he thought they should have left well enough alone after Return of the Jedi, and that he only agreed to return because he thought Harrison Ford would not do it.
10. Mark Hamill said that George Lucas gave him everything and that he listened to him, implying that he had more respect for his vision of Star Wars than the new directors.
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