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Star Wars' Mark Hamill Believed Returning as Luke Skywalker For Disney's Sequels Would Be a 'Mistake,' But Felt Compelled After Harrison Ford Signed On

Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill, has said he was initially reluctant to return in his iconic Star Wars role, believing that Disney would be unable to "catch lightning in a bottle twice." Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter , Hamill admitted he had "real reservations" about agreeing to return, and believed he wouldn't be the only one of the saga's classic cast to turn Disney down — until he read that even Harrison Ford was coming back as Han Solo. "I had real reservations about coming back," Hamill said. "I thought it would be a mistake. You can't catch lightning in a bottle twice — they should really focus on a new generation of characters. And I thought, 'Well, Harrison is not going to do it anyway.' You could see his irritation with constantly having to talk about Han Solo. "Once I saw in the press that he had accepted," Hamill continued, "I felt like I had been drafted — because if I'm the only one wh...

Donald Trump Just Announced His Plan To Honor Charlie Kirk 1 Day After His Death

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Why Magnolia Pearl’s Worn Clothes Resell for More—and Fund Causes Along the Way

The jacket on the hanger is faded just so – each thread along its cuff bearing the soft wear of time. There’s a patch on the back, not factory-applied but hand-stitched, off-centre and unapologetic. Paint flecks dust the collar like a memory. If you didn’t know better, you’d think it had been rescued from a... https://ift.tt/QAa6Ntu PM-e1757521814317.png?fit=1194%2C674 https://ift.tt/wrNde5z

Andor Creator Driven 'Crazy' Seeing its Success Used to 'Draw Controversy' With Other Star Wars Shows

Andor creator Tony Gilroy has said that he and the show's creative team have been driven "crazy" seeing the positive response to the Star Wars prequel series being used to create "controversy" with the franchise's other Disney+ series. Across its two seasons, Andor has been warmly received by both TV critics and hardcore Star Wars fans alike, with particular praise for its complex characters and political themes. Now, Gilroy has addressed some of the debate surrounding Lucasfilm's other output set in a galaxy far, far away — some of which, it has to be said, has not had as warm a welcome — which simultaneously suggesting that other Star Wars series would be wrong to try and simply clone Andor's success. "It's driven us crazy on the show, every time people, the clickbait, trying to draw controversy between us and the other shows," Gilroy told podcast The Ringer-Verse , via GamesRadar . "By the same token, it would be very wro...