Mark Hamill, widely known for his stint as Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars franchise, reportedly had a chance to feature in the infamous psychological body horror film, The Human Centipede 2. In a recent interview,

Iconic “Star Wars” actor Mark Hamill wanted to leave the United States after President Donald Trump won a second term in office last year. But Hamill’s wife talked him out of it.

Sydney Sweeney says girls who loved Jacob Elordi’s bathwater slammed her racy side hustle; hints Euphoria co-star’s Saltburn scene inspired her soap Hamill said he’s staying for now, though Trump’s bullying,

Luke Skywalker wasn't always called Luke Skywalker – and Mark Hamill really wasn't a fan of the name change. Star Wars's protagonist was originally named Luke Starkiller, and Hamill got as far as filming the scene where Luke rescues Princess Leia on the Death Star before it was changed.

The actor, 73, addressed his first Stephen King role in an interview with Entertainment Weekly about The Long Walk, his latest King role. Hamill appeared in a small cameo role as Sheriff Jenkins, a police officer, in the first movie the best-selling horror author wrote that wasn't based on one of his books.

The actor, who is well known for playing Luke Skywalker in the legendary film series Star Wars, appeared on ITV This Morning on Tuesday