A popular meme of Luke Skywalker wielding a lightsaber very dangerously makes Mark Hamill himself wince every time he sees it. At Star Wars meme, which you’ve likely seen shared once or twice on the internet, Luke stares directly into a lightsaber as Obi-Wan Kenobi watches. The caption reads: “He handed over the most dangerous weapon in the galaxy. Aim it immediately at his face.”
On Twitter, one Star Wars fan posted the image while tagging Mark Hamill. “This makes me laugh every time I see it,” wrote the fan. In response, Hamill tweeted that his reaction to the meme is very different, but clarifies that the image was likely taken behind the scenes, as Luke Skywalker doesn’t actually do that in the movie.
“This makes me cringe every time I see it,” Hamill writes. “I don’t remember doing this in the movie. I think it’s just an on-set production, otherwise Obi-Wan wouldn’t look so carefree.”
Star Wars Fans have been loving Hamill’s response. Another meme that was posted puts another perspective on the lightsaber with Obi-Wan calmly explaining to Luke: “Your father’s lightsaber. He killed 20 children with it. Of course, a few days later, I cut off his legs and I let him die in a volcano. “
Meanwhile, another fan puts a kinky twist on the meme by posting an altered worst-case image of what Luke is doing with the lightsaber. “Don’t forget the alternate ending to episode IV, Mark!” the fan writes in the caption.
Other fans are taking the opportunity to reference the popular Christmas comedy movie. A christmas story. That includes a meme of Luke Skywalker holding the lightsaber with Obi-wan telling him, “You gon ‘shoot yourself, boy.”
Actor Jimmy Wong also joined in the fun by replying to Hamill: “They don’t realize that the most dangerous weapon in the galaxy is actually the two arms you use to hold the lightsaber. Because those weapons can’t be stopped. by anyone. “
Recently, Hamill addressed another behind-the-scenes photo from the set of Star Wars with the late Obi-Wan actor Alec Guinness. When a Mark Hamill fan account tweeted a photo of a birthday celebration of the Star Wars Established, Hamill explained that the photo was taken on Guinness’ birthday along with the backstory behind it.
“While filming on location for the original #StarWars in Tunisia-North Africa, Gary Kurtz, George Lucas and I raised a styrofoam cup half filled with lukewarm champagne to toast Alec Guinness on his 62nd birthday,” said Hamill. “That was Friday, April 2, 1976. (I googled it) #TrueStory.”
Hamill first played the iconic role of Luke Skywalker in the first Star Wars film, which was released in 1977. He reprized the roles for the original sequels to the trilogy, The Empire Strikes Back Y Return of the Jedi. Decades later, Hamill would return for another Star Wars trilogy, appearing in The awakening of the force, The last jedi, Y The rise of Skywalker. He briefly appeared in a guest appearance on an episode of the Star Wars Serie The mandalorian on Disney +. This news comes to us from Mark Hamill on Twitter.
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