Luke Skywalker died in Star Wars: The Last Jedi after helping the rebels overcome remnants of the Empire one last time. Disney seemed to be telling fans that it’s time to move on and embrace the new characters of the third trilogy. But then Disney changed course, deciding to make use of Luke once again. …
Luke Skywalker is dead; we saw him die in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Disney’s first trilogy brought us a new generation of Star Wars heroes meant to replace the original trio. The changing of the guard was inevitable. Disney plans to create additional Star Wars projects, and the original actors are getting too old …
The Star Wars sequel trilogy that fans have been clamoring for since Return of the Jedi hit theaters in 1983 will come to an end next year with the release of Star Wars: Episode IX. Co-written and directed by J.J. Abrams, the final movie obviously won’t look anything like what George Lucas would have built …
It’s Star Wars season but that doesn’t mean The Last Jedi is the only thing we care about right now. Last week, the FCC repealed the Obama-era net neutrality rules, “freeing” the internet in a move opposed by most internet users, regardless of their political affiliations. Mark Hamill took to Twitter to criticize FCC chairman …
Outside of his memorable roles in Star Wars, Mark Hamill over the past few decades has enjoyed an incredibly successful run as a Hollywood voice over actor. Taking a look at Hamill’s impressively long resume, his voice work as the Joker from Batman: The Animated Series truly stands out as something iconic.
In the run-up to the 2016 Presidential Election, Donald Trump’s Twitter account seemingly took on a life of its own. Whereas other Presidential candidates relied on Twitter to send out carefully crafted, distilled and ultimately bland messages, Donald Trump used it to relay whatever random thoughts happened to pop into his head.
You might have noticed that Mark Hamill has been absent from the marketing campaign surrounding Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but that hasn’t stopped him from participating in the Omaze campaign which will give eight lucky winners the chance to attend the world premiere of the film in London or Los Angeles.
One of the major mysteries surrounding Star Wars: The Force Awakens concerns Luke Skywalker. The protagonist of the original Star Wars saga is nowhere to be seen in Episode VII trailers and TV commercials, and he’s not even on the official poster of the movie. Yet everyone else has dedicated screen time in trailers and …
