Its so insightful when he says GL only casted people who were already extremely close to what he wanted. -Carrie was truly hot headed and brave. -Harrison was truly too cool for school. -And Mark was truly too good of a person to turn into the dark side.
Except Anakin, where even just a few seconds of interviews or behind the scenes is enough to see the actor is nothing like the character. Which just goes to show what a great job they all did
Based on some other interviews I've seen, being there to direct that first movie seemed like a rough part of the job and a bunch of the actors note his minimal involvement in giving direction. I don't know how much or how little he gave in terms of specific details, but based on that alone, finding such a spot on cast was probably one of his biggest goals.
I know right. people easily deem him a bad actor but he did the best with what he had, and what he had was an extremely unemotional and undriven script to work with. I'm sorry people, but if the director is bad, the movie is bad. Actors can't save a movie by themselves.
Nah, he was just a bad actor, notice how other actors besides him gave great performances...heck, people who hates the prequels loves Obi Wan and Palpatine.
I remember when most everybody thought of Hamill as a one-hit-wonder who'd never do anything besides That One Big Franchise. It takes a bloody talented voice actor to just drop into a guttural baritone like that while managing to make it sound completely unforced. Or to drop into the voice of Joker and make it sound completely unforced. And on top of his talents, there are plenty of folk tales regarding him just generally being a good bloke to those close to him, or even to complete strangers... I'm remembering a story about a restaurant server being really excited to get his autograph on the check because they were a huge SW fan, later that day he returned to the restaurant to hand-deliver an autographed photo. Now that's the kind of dude I'd like to have a beer and a chat with. Always nice to see Seth really enjoying himself with a guest too. :)
Here's a story for you: Peter Stomare made Hamilton 1998 with Mark Hamill. Hamill was supposed to do a scene where he jumped out and hit Stormare when he was on his knees (and the camera was behind Stormare). Mark Hamill hit Peter Stormare so hard that his nose broke and bent to the side and one or ceveral teeth was punched out. Stormare asked the makeup woman to keap thr teeth on ice to save them and he blacked out. Hamill never looked him in the eyes or said ”sorry” after that (supposedly because he might get sued by American standards if he does). He didn’t look Stormare in the eye in any of the premiers or said sorry. ”So Mark Hamill is a shithead and will always be a shithead. And is in my ’black book’ ” said Stormare in an interview.
@@sigzor302620 exactly! These actors are good at their jobs and we love watching them on TV. But being obsessed with them and wishing to hangout with them is just plain stupid. As if they will hangout with you! These people are dreaming too much. Stop treating celebrates like a god or something. It's so annoying.
@@obi-wankenobi5411 Why wanna hang out with your friends because they are cool, or whatever you wanna call it. Just like Mark and keanu they are cool for many people. So if they attract people what is wrong with that just as you who only sees actors as just people. Then why talk to anyone, everyone is just a person. And saying they wanna hang out is so far from calling people god like c'mon. People kill for god they aint saying hmmm I wanna hang out with god (tbh wish to get proof so if god reads this hmu)
@@Anima-bribe Mask and Keanue looks cool and pretty chilled. But that's only on camera. You don't know them personally. You like their on camera persona, you don't even know them for how they really are. I am not saying they are bad people in real life. I am just saying they might be a little different in real life and even though you will like to hang out with them, they don't want that. Just stop fantasizing. Enjoy their works. I hate people who are obsessed with celebrities and treats them like god.
Really? See, Ford played the part so perfectly, and I was very surprised when I heard he didn't care for the role very much. I always thought good performance was do to having passion for whatever it may be🤔
@@marshmallowvampire8503 Well to be fair, George hired him specifically because Harrison already had the personality he imagined Han having. So keep in mind that Harrison literally wasn't acting. He was just talking normally. Even his famous scene, saying "I know" when Leia told him she loved him, was *_Harrison's_* idea, and he add-libbed it on the spot. The Script told him to say "I love you too" and he went "Yeah, Nah".
Mark Hamill is a legend. And I admire the way he has handled the whole Luke thing. He has not scorned it - complained about how it has typecast him. And he - IMO - has not milked it AT ALL. He just seems to appreciate it, understands how much that role meant to SO many people and will go 'there' when it's necessary. I know him not at all...but he has long seemed like a well-grounded fellow to me.
He had to suffer a really long stretch where he could barely get a serious part. Voice acting kept him going through most of the 80's and 90's, and well into the 00's.
I really don’t think he has had much of an issue of typecasting. While in live action he is best recognised for Star Wars, his voice acting work is extensive, varied, and highly regarded. If you have a look at his filmography you may be surprised at how many iconic characters he provided the voice for. For example, many consider his version of the Joker to be one of the greatest of all time. The man is an absolute legend. It is honestly difficult to name a major cartoon he hasn’t worked on in some capacity, even if you only count minor or one-off roles in shows like Hey Arnold, Powerpuff Girls, Ren & Stimpy, Danny Phantom, Spongebob Squarepants, The Boondocks, Gravity Falls (and SO MUCH more). Let alone iconic roles like the Joker, Fire Lord Ozai (Avatar the Last Airbender), multiple characters including Skips from The Regular Show, just a mindboggling array of comic super heroes and villains, plus the english voice for anime such as Nausicca Valley of the Wind and Castle in the Sky.... Honestly, the contribution he has made to geek culture is massive even if you ignore Star Wars. I didn’t even mention the video games he has voice acted in.
I remember when star wars came out around 77, I was a kid and I like others was completely obsessed, it was such a cool movie. I love all the actors that were involved. Mark Hammill is an actor, there are so many other things that people have done that can be characterized as heroic. Not trying to be a jerk, I'm just funny about that word. We need more truly heroic acts in this specific place and time other than what people are describing as heroic. That being said, Mark Hammill seems to have a very pleasant, entertaining personality.
He handles people talking to him about these things so much so well too, a lot of these people hate it and want to be remembered for something else, but he knows people know him best for Luke Skywalker, the Joker, and Chucky
@@sammyborhap Sorry, he may not have worn superhero costumes as a rule, and may not have been more charismatic during his life with the public, to be considered one of the Cinema icons for you, but wherever he goes and recognizes him, they want Soon get close, take selfs, want to interview and want to talk! Remembering the many invitations you receive for events on behalf of Cinema in general!
@@sammyborhap Mark Hamill really wasn't a great performance actor ... like Carrie Fisher wasn't either! But because he personified a striking character ... very well by the way, in one of the most spectacular franchises in history, he can be considered rather an icon of Film Culture and others!👍🏼
Yup. He was doing free selfies at NYCC 2017, came out of nowhere pretty much in front of me in the autograph area, and I damn near had a heart attack. Mine's a bit blurry cause he moved his head as I was taking the picture. but still.
To be fair, he had a point. If the audience is more attentive to Luke’s hair not being super dirty, they’re not paying attention to the story, set, or the dialogue. An actor’s first concern should be living in the moment and letting the crew worry about those small details. Star Wars was never supposed to be a movie that focused heavily on the actors’ appearance like Monster or the Machinist. That’s what Ford was referring to, I think.
HF actually _would_ have made a pretty good director. Did you ever see _Witness?_ If not, I highly recommend it. There's a scene at the very end where the script called for a lot of dialogue meant to explain the main characters' feelings --- "exposition", as they call it in 'Hollywood'. HF thought that the dialogue was unnecessary and convinced the director, Peter Weir, to simply go with exchanged looks and body language (which puts all the weight on the actors). The scene was more emotional than any dialogue could have delivered and has become iconic as far as film endings. If you haven't seen the film yet (all of it was great), then I envy you for getting to watch it for the first time. 😃
@@jameslutian1977 I do this with everyone and every situation.. on the other end of the spectrum, use Dashrath Manjhi if you are struggling to clean up a large mess
@@userloser4553 I was beyond ecstatic! As the Jedi entered the room I said “please let it be Luke!” and was gobsmacked when it actually was!! Tears actually came to my eyes!!
I loved him so much that i used to have a small poster of him on the wall adjacent to my bed behind which poster I had a little piece of paper/note on which I had written: "my lover"... I believe I was around 9 years old at the time... :) ♥
One of the most human people in media. Acts like a person and jokes around and is whitty and has fun and always keeps his kindness and considers every type person who may be watching this. Loves his audience and enjoys his fan base as much as they love him.
Oooh, is that mark hamill? He’s so whitty. What’d you say? Mark Hamill is so whitty. Whitty? Whitty, yea. You mean witty. Yeah, whitty. Witty. Whitty. Witty. Whitty. You’re spelling it weird. Why are you putting so much emphasis on the H?
“Leave it to George Lukas to write a script where the the robot has better lines then me.” Gotta love it edit: Huh, I did think miss spellings were so funny. ps. I just didn’t know how to spell the dude’s name.
Such a delightful and affable chap. A real pleasure to listen to and so refreshing to hear someone who, after 40-odd years, regards the experience as a once-in-lifetime gift rather than a chore. A thoroughly lovely man and and irreplaceable icon for the ages.
He's great in Knightfall. In a way, that's how Luke should've been in The Last Jedi. Mark took his vision of Luke and displayed it through Talus in Knighfall. It's his critique of Disney's SW failure.
1:10 Mark Hamill does his Harrison Ford impression everyone laughs. 1:19 Mark Hamill raises his pointed hand. EVERYONE IS SILENCED. Go ahead, rewatch it for yourself.
@@goldenratio7260 I dont think they do that anymore. That is a very old practice. Canned laughter ends with sudden stopping laughter if done incorrectly. This sounds like that to me.
Everyone knows that Carrie Fisher was one of the funnist person ever in hollywood ... but why has nobody mentioned that Mark Hamill is in the same league as Carrie with his sense of humor ? To me he is at least almost as funny as Carrie Fisher, and I love the warm fuzzy positive caring energy he always emanates when he's talking ... he's such a genuinely lovable and underrated celebrity ...
@@88feji I think it's because, unlike Carry, Mark only developed his sense of humor relatively recently, in the last 20 years or so. If you go back to interviews of him in the 80s, he's nowhere near as charismatic as he is now. Not that he was boring, but he wasn't as magnetic either. I'd say his charisma started to grow in the late 90s. But hey, that's fine. I'd say it's even inspiring. It means you can still develop a funny persona when you're older.
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@@mv9370 i can't really give you a link right now but you can check his Twitter or just searched it on the internet, just search on Google something like "mark hamill roasts Ivanka trump" or something like that
@@Nikita-qb7xd Some do. It depends if the "kid" guy let it slide and go with it , but in my company old guys for example still call me boy despite me being 40:) .
It still can't imagine Hamill in his youth sounding pretty much like Joker, and be really good at that. I know they called actors for a reason, but still.
Double twist, the Harrison Ford impression was Mark's real voice, his every day voice is the act. All this trouble for 40+ years just to do a Harrison Ford impression on Seth Meyers. That is dedication to a craft.
A director on the television show "The Big Bang Theory" an interesting side story on Carrie Fisher & James Earl Jones. This occurred on set of TBBT when Carrie Fisher & James Earl Jones were guest stars. Carrie and James had never formerly met while they were filming SW saga. (that alone was a sad shock to hear)! BUT this director mentioned when Carrie walked on the set (as herself) and see James Earl Jones standing there...she screams out loudly: "DADDY"! And gives the actor a huge bear hug. Isn't that a wonderful story?!!!!
Harrison:I hate my films Mark: so there was this one time recording a film I did 40 years ago, I’ve told this story a hundred time since ‘77 by the way............ (Bruh so many likes)
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I heard him on the radio once talking about his experience working on the Simpsons. He went through a bunch of Dan Castellaneta's voices plus some others just off the cuff and they were also spot on. He's an amazing voice actor.
This interview is priceless! Harrison Ford is "too cool for school" got me right away, Hamill has such a relatable way with words and telling the stories, I am now a stone-cold Mark Hamill fan!
Lol there's plenty to say. For starters, a detailed explanation for why he's your favorite human being. Maybe say what other human beings make your top 5 or top 10 so we can have a more comprehensive understanding. Don't be so short sighted, my friend. There's plenty to say.
@@LucDutra92 most likely he was referring to "serious" films of the day, were ambiance could tell as much of a story as the dialogue. Keep in mind The Godfather had only come out a few years prior to Star Wars.
Agreed. Ford says "I sound nothing like that." Sorry, Ford, you sound EXACTLY like that: bored, annoyed, smug, & exhausted. Also, the timber and pacing were dead on. It was uncanny.
@@Chuked I think what he said meant that they are long time friends so that's why he can say that and also it tells that they been a long time friend together. Btw Dont read things directly sometimes, be open minded.
Well I have a friend whom I know is capable of being able to do more than my friend realizes. So when I call him lazy, it isn't my way of trying to demote him but rather in attempts to make them go for it and unleash their true potential. sometimes it's a compliment, to which you believe in them to be capable of so much more.
I love how his entire face changes shape right from when he says "Hey"! I also love how enthusiastic he is. He is truly a national treasure, and I would argue that his role as Luke is arguably one of the *least* important in his career.
@@koatam by boring you mean no exciting action? Because something can be entertaining without action and ppl typically use the word "boring" only when it's not entertaining. ("boring" reserved for movies that lack interest beyond just action) If, on the other hand, you prefer your movies to have action, then okay, that's fine; maybe 2001 isn't actually your kind of movie. We're fussing over details here and maybe I'm wrong, just seems like "boring" has extra meaning
@@TheShamansQuestion Yes, I'm just being hyperbolic. 2001 is a great movie, but it's not a movie I widely recommend. It requires a special mindset that most don't poses. Most people will find it boring. Boring can describe something that lacks excitement, but It really is a joke for the most part making fun of this mindset. here is a pretty great example th-cam.com/video/aFNtf95roQk/w-d-xo.html
There are actors who I appreciate their craft, but know I wouldn't want to hang w/or even have a beer with (Johnny Depp). There are also actors that strikes me as fun people & WOULD be fun to toss a pint or 2 with. Mark Hamill is definitely the latter....🙃
Just as long as politics is kept out of the conversation. He is a rabid Democrat supporter. He shits his pants like Joe Biden when Biden met the pope if Hamill crossed paths with a GOP supporter.
HF was a carpenter in the early days when his acting career wasn't going well. After American Graffiti, in which he had a small part, he remodelled Francis Ford Coppola's office - which is how he came to be in The Conversation and Apocalypse Now.
67 yrs old Mark Hamill...he is doing pretty good. 76 years Harrison Ford 42 yrs anniversary since A NEW HOPE Mark Hamill was 25yrs old in SW A New Hope...amazing actor
There's a lot more to him than meets the eye. I remember watching him on MAD TV in a sketch years ago and he was frickin' hilarious. He could totally be part of an ensemble or have his own comedy show like that and it would be totally natural. He wrote his own sci-fi comic I think in the early 2000s. And has acted on Broadway to good reviews. It's also interesting and funny when he kind of slams the modern Star Wars movies. And the thing I like about him the best is he's naturally funny and does all this stuff, but doesn't go around telling people how great he is, and seems to truly be a real person with no need for a giant ego. It's hard not to like a guy like that.
Mark is so great. You can really tell he’s a fan himself. He just really loves what he does and seems to cherish every moment. He doesn’t take any of it for granted. He knows he was given an opportunity that’s one in a billion and he is living it to its fullest. We should all strive to be more like him.
I love Mark's voices. Truly s treasure. In fact , his name is my automatic answer for any questions I don't know the answer to. Eventually I believe that one day I will be correct.
Imagine being asked about something for 40 years and still talking with such enthusiasm and humility.
Yeah!
And remembering it like it was yesterday
Hi
@@gideon6459 Oh! What you saying chaud?
You want hot chocolate?
And now I instantly see why Hamill became a highly regarded voice actor.
Only now? Not because of all his other voice acting rolls?
@@enzmondo I haven't actually seen (or, uh, heard) that many. I just know through the grapevine.
@@yohei72 joker in the batman cartoons, is Mark Hamill
Ghoulza and the Arkham games
enzmondo Roles. Sorry to be that guy, but it’s roles.
Mark Hamill sounds more like Harrison Ford than Harrison Ford when he imitates him
@Lewis Allan Not at all. It's nowhere close to being similar.
Lewis Allan I mean she would be a better darth Vader
Mr Mark Hamill soooo talented...his gifted.
@Lewis Allan I swear I had to re-read that 3 times before I figured out what you were saying at the end
Alexander Hickerson
"Hey kid,
If people are looking
at your hair,
We're all in a
Lot of Trouble"
(Yeah,me) 😂
Its so insightful when he says GL only casted people who were already extremely close to what he wanted. -Carrie was truly hot headed and brave. -Harrison was truly too cool for school. -And Mark was truly too good of a person to turn into the dark side.
underrated comment.
Except Anakin, where even just a few seconds of interviews or behind the scenes is enough to see the actor is nothing like the character. Which just goes to show what a great job they all did
Based on some other interviews I've seen, being there to direct that first movie seemed like a rough part of the job and a bunch of the actors note his minimal involvement in giving direction. I don't know how much or how little he gave in terms of specific details, but based on that alone, finding such a spot on cast was probably one of his biggest goals.
😊😊
“Leave it to George Lucas to give robots better lines than me” that’s exactly what happens to poor Hayden Christensen.
Epok97 if Hayden was casted as a robot maybe his career would of been saved
I know right. people easily deem him a bad actor but he did the best with what he had, and what he had was an extremely unemotional and undriven script to work with. I'm sorry people, but if the director is bad, the movie is bad. Actors can't save a movie by themselves.
He is still better than Daisy Ridley, who can't even close her mouth during scenes.
@@jamesbudd3096 I would go on record and say he was underrated af. Ill defend the prequels till i die, but by god what shitty dialogue.
Nah, he was just a bad actor, notice how other actors besides him gave great performances...heck, people who hates the prequels loves Obi Wan and Palpatine.
His voice acting is god like
No kidding. Honestly the most versatile I've ever heard
Hey kid, he ain't that kind of actor.
@@steven209 he is...
It's Mr. Hamill's forté.
Voice acting was ALWAYS his thing.
Otherwise, he has his obvious quirks of late...hollyweird and all.
No wonder he is the voice actor of the Joker in the animated movies and Batman games.
At this point the entire Star Wars movie could be remade with Mark Hamill voice acting for all the characters 😂
Good one 😅😅😅😅
Good sense of Humour 😅😅😅
I think Harrison Ford is exactly the same like Han Solo in real life
Including Princess Leia. He'd probably sound better than Carrie Fisher.
I would pay one hundred dollars for this
I remember when most everybody thought of Hamill as a one-hit-wonder who'd never do anything besides That One Big Franchise.
It takes a bloody talented voice actor to just drop into a guttural baritone like that while managing to make it sound completely unforced. Or to drop into the voice of Joker and make it sound completely unforced. And on top of his talents, there are plenty of folk tales regarding him just generally being a good bloke to those close to him, or even to complete strangers... I'm remembering a story about a restaurant server being really excited to get his autograph on the check because they were a huge SW fan, later that day he returned to the restaurant to hand-deliver an autographed photo. Now that's the kind of dude I'd like to have a beer and a chat with. Always nice to see Seth really enjoying himself with a guest too. :)
or steal people's money for FTX - haha
Here's a story for you: Peter Stomare made Hamilton 1998 with Mark Hamill. Hamill was supposed to do a scene where he jumped out and hit Stormare when he was on his knees (and the camera was behind Stormare).
Mark Hamill hit Peter Stormare so hard that his nose broke and bent to the side and one or ceveral teeth was punched out. Stormare asked the makeup woman to keap thr teeth on ice to save them and he blacked out.
Hamill never looked him in the eyes or said ”sorry” after that (supposedly because he might get sued by American standards if he does). He didn’t look Stormare in the eye in any of the premiers or said sorry. ”So Mark Hamill is a shithead and will always be a shithead. And is in my ’black book’ ” said Stormare in an interview.
He did destroy a plant of sentient cats that evolved into a warrior society that was locked in a 40 year long war with humanity.
This dude has been three iconic people in his life: Luke Skywalker, The Joker, and Harrison Ford.
And been part of more iconic series.
@Ya Boi Celery - You left out "Mark Hamill".
You left out Firelord Ozai
What about Cockknocker?
@@TheRoverspeed what kinda name is cockknocker?
Notice how the audience reacted to Hamill gently shushing the audience at 1:19. That's respect, people.
I swear I heard someone tell someone else to shut up
Jace prince same hahahaha
He used the Force. He is Luke.
Alejandro Angeles He certainly did lol!
Less of a "shush" and more of a "hold on, I got more"
Mark Hamill is one of the only celebrities I would genuinely like to hang out with.
Same for me, plus Keanu Reeves
Both of you guys are reaching, why would he want to hang with 2 nobody's. Get real! All these celebrities just want to be left alone.
@@sigzor302620 exactly! These actors are good at their jobs and we love watching them on TV. But being obsessed with them and wishing to hangout with them is just plain stupid. As if they will hangout with you! These people are dreaming too much. Stop treating celebrates like a god or something. It's so annoying.
@@obi-wankenobi5411 Why wanna hang out with your friends because they are cool, or whatever you wanna call it. Just like Mark and keanu they are cool for many people. So if they attract people what is wrong with that just as you who only sees actors as just people. Then why talk to anyone, everyone is just a person. And saying they wanna hang out is so far from calling people god like c'mon. People kill for god they aint saying hmmm I wanna hang out with god (tbh wish to get proof so if god reads this hmu)
@@Anima-bribe Mask and Keanue looks cool and pretty chilled. But that's only on camera. You don't know them personally. You like their on camera persona, you don't even know them for how they really are. I am not saying they are bad people in real life. I am just saying they might be a little different in real life and even though you will like to hang out with them, they don't want that. Just stop fantasizing. Enjoy their works. I hate people who are obsessed with celebrities and treats them like god.
Mark is one of the few actors who embraces being known for an iconic role.
and that is why it was such a shame that Disney wrecked his character.
@@antenant9294 Nyeah he had his fun with it as well. th-cam.com/video/0vzRdR1w4sQ/w-d-xo.html
jandm4ever, well said. Years ago, I read that Sir Alec Guinness was UNhappy about being known for Obi-Wan Kenobi more than any other role.
@@ramoth777 well, to be fair to took a WHILE before people came around to like the Prequels
@@antenant9294 Well atleast they did him right in Mandalorian and BoBF
..........why WAS everyone clean after coming out of that trash compactor?
And how have I NEVER noticed?!
It wasn't that kind of movie, kid.
If people were worried about that we'd be in big trouble
leia keeps an extra pair of clothing on her and they others knocked out another set of stormtroopers and stole their armor
Ashkar Ibne Awal Hey kid it ain’t that type of comment
That's a story for another time
I think Harrison Ford is exactly the same like Han Solo in real life
they all are to be honest. carrie acts just like leia. mark acts like a edgy luke. and harrison hates han just like han
Well he is a pilot irl
Really?
See, Ford played the part so perfectly, and I was very surprised when I heard he didn't care for the role very much. I always thought good performance was do to having passion for whatever it may be🤔
@@marshmallowvampire8503
Well to be fair, George hired him specifically because Harrison already had the personality he imagined Han having. So keep in mind that Harrison literally wasn't acting. He was just talking normally.
Even his famous scene, saying "I know" when Leia told him she loved him, was *_Harrison's_* idea, and he add-libbed it on the spot. The Script told him to say "I love you too" and he went "Yeah, Nah".
@@Alizudo I feel like you just summarised the entire character of both Han Solo and Harrison Ford. "Hey, do this" "Yeah, Nah."
Mark Hamill is a legend.
And I admire the way he has handled the whole Luke thing. He has not scorned it - complained about how it has typecast him. And he - IMO - has not milked it AT ALL. He just seems to appreciate it, understands how much that role meant to SO many people and will go 'there' when it's necessary.
I know him not at all...but he has long seemed like a well-grounded fellow to me.
He had to suffer a really long stretch where he could barely get a serious part. Voice acting kept him going through most of the 80's and 90's, and well into the 00's.
@@romxxii Still, he's typecast, though it seems he doesn't mind whatsoever anymore. He's promoting a voice acting role here.
I really don’t think he has had much of an issue of typecasting. While in live action he is best recognised for Star Wars, his voice acting work is extensive, varied, and highly regarded. If you have a look at his filmography you may be surprised at how many iconic characters he provided the voice for. For example, many consider his version of the Joker to be one of the greatest of all time.
The man is an absolute legend. It is honestly difficult to name a major cartoon he hasn’t worked on in some capacity, even if you only count minor or one-off roles in shows like Hey Arnold, Powerpuff Girls, Ren & Stimpy, Danny Phantom, Spongebob Squarepants, The Boondocks, Gravity Falls (and SO MUCH more).
Let alone iconic roles like the Joker, Fire Lord Ozai (Avatar the Last Airbender), multiple characters including Skips from The Regular Show, just a mindboggling array of comic super heroes and villains, plus the english voice for anime such as Nausicca Valley of the Wind and Castle in the Sky....
Honestly, the contribution he has made to geek culture is massive even if you ignore Star Wars.
I didn’t even mention the video games he has voice acted in.
Very well said
@@brianreed1859 Thank you.
Mark Hamill is so utterly adorable. Absolute hero
Seriously, I kept thinking the same thing. His little smile is so perfect!
It was a movie!
Nice guy.
I remember when star wars came out around 77, I was a kid and I like others was completely obsessed, it was such a cool movie. I love all the actors that were involved. Mark Hammill is an actor, there are so many other things that people have done that can be characterized as heroic. Not trying to be a jerk, I'm just funny about that word. We need more truly heroic acts in this specific place and time other than what people are describing as heroic. That being said, Mark Hammill seems to have a very pleasant, entertaining personality.
He actively supported aborting his grandchild because the baby's mother was Asian. I can't get over that moral problem.
An American interviewer that doesn't constantly interrupt. How refreshing.
Mumbles *Conan*
just a leftist puppet.
@Rogu's Library No dont
Clayton Keever stfu
@Rogu's Library Graham Norton is the best chat show host.
The ability to quell an audience’s laughter with one finger shows just how well-respected Hamill is. Brilliant actor.
That was The Force.
@@kirklandcole3808 hahahahahaha
1:18 Here's where Mark gives the audience the finger, his index finger
They just turn down the record volume
@@kirklandcole3808 He oozed the force
Mark Hammill truly understands the meaning of success. He handles being sci-fi royalty with humility and grace. He is a national treasure.
RCaIabraro Indeed
He handles people talking to him about these things so much so well too, a lot of these people hate it and want to be remembered for something else, but he knows people know him best for Luke Skywalker, the Joker, and Chucky
(Mark Hammill, as a National Treasure) "I will second that motion. All in favor?"
INTERnational treasure. I would love to hang out with him.
@@sccjono so no love for intergalactic treasure
Dude actually referenced Abbot and Costello. No wonder he's so good, he knows his classics.
He's mentioned on multiple occasions that his favourite film is the original King Kong
He was born in 1951. I'd be more surprised if he didn't know them.
P.S. Love your name. GNU Terry Pratchett.
@@mr.beaverchair3622 The Turtle Moves
I bet you know a thing or two about how being poor is fucking expensive
Mark Hamill is not just a movie icon, but a multi-generation culture!
Ha. He's not good enough to be an icon
I'd rather watch a carrot top act.
@@sammyborhap Sorry, he may not have worn superhero costumes as a rule, and may not have been more charismatic during his life with the public, to be considered one of the Cinema icons for you, but wherever he goes and recognizes him, they want Soon get close, take selfs, want to interview and want to talk! Remembering the many invitations you receive for events on behalf of Cinema in general!
marcelo silva woah relax I was agreeing with you. You said he's not an icon and I agreed
@@sammyborhap Mark Hamill really wasn't a great performance actor ... like Carrie Fisher wasn't either! But because he personified a striking character ... very well by the way, in one of the most spectacular franchises in history, he can be considered rather an icon of Film Culture and others!👍🏼
Mark Hamill is so freaking awesome.
Mark Hamill is the bestestestest ever.
I know. Why does Disney hate him so much?
Yup. He was doing free selfies at NYCC 2017, came out of nowhere pretty much in front of me in the autograph area, and I damn near had a heart attack. Mine's a bit blurry cause he moved his head as I was taking the picture. but still.
He looks like william barr
ArlanKels he’s too cool for school!
That Harrison Ford impression was spot on!
Scott Johnson I'm impressed myself . wow
He could do a narrative in Ep IX in Ford's voice
@Hitler was Vegan Troll alert.
Murtagh653 Not my comment. It's the other guy's username (reply)
I actually did notice the fact everybody was clean and dry. Didn’t bother me, though. Even at 16, I knew it wasn’t “that kinda movie.”
"Hey kid, it ain't that kind of movie"
Proceeds to be treated like "that kind of movie" for the next half century.
To be fair, he had a point. If the audience is more attentive to Luke’s hair not being super dirty, they’re not paying attention to the story, set, or the dialogue. An actor’s first concern should be living in the moment and letting the crew worry about those small details. Star Wars was never supposed to be a movie that focused heavily on the actors’ appearance like Monster or the Machinist. That’s what Ford was referring to, I think.
@@SuperKindachi thanks for explaining the joke
When he said "shouldn't my hair be wet with smutz in it?" and Harrison said "it ain't that kind of movie" he was referring to a porn flick.
how did i never notice they were clean after the trashcompactor
now i think about i did notice it always thought luke hair was super dry after that trashcompactor
Hey, it's not that kind of movie kid. If we're noticing they're clean after the trash compactor we're in a lot of trouble.
Sign of an engrossing movie! 👍
Because the movie was so entertaining that you didn’t care to pay attention to it
@@RatPits Actually, Luke's hair is wet, and he's messing around with it. But they are all clean.
“Harrison walks in and he’s just too cool for school.”😂😂😂😂😂😂
HF actually _would_ have made a pretty good director. Did you ever see _Witness?_ If not, I highly recommend it. There's a scene at the very end where the script called for a lot of dialogue meant to explain the main characters' feelings --- "exposition", as they call it in 'Hollywood'. HF thought that the dialogue was unnecessary and convinced the director, Peter Weir, to simply go with exchanged looks and body language (which puts all the weight on the actors). The scene was more emotional than any dialogue could have delivered and has become iconic as far as film endings. If you haven't seen the film yet (all of it was great), then I envy you for getting to watch it for the first time. 😃
Hammill is genuinely funny. And if you want to be really funny, you have to think: What would make Seth Meyers laugh? That's how I live my life.
That’s called cocaine !!
@@jameslutian1977 I do this with everyone and every situation.. on the other end of the spectrum, use Dashrath Manjhi if you are struggling to clean up a large mess
You know, if I didn't know any better, I would say he was alive in the '70s! I'll have to research this for a minute!
I loved Luke as a character. He added all the heart that made Star Wars into a classic rather than just another cold action flick.
@Jeff M tumbleweed....
How do you feel about Luke in the Mandalorian?
@@userloser4553 I was beyond ecstatic! As the Jedi entered the room I said “please let it be Luke!” and was gobsmacked when it actually was!! Tears actually came to my eyes!!
@@userloser4553 I loved showing him as a professional Jedi slaughtering droids, but I just didn’t like the thought of what happened to his academy.
I loved him so much that i used to have a small poster of him on the wall adjacent to my bed behind which poster I had a little piece of paper/note on which I had written: "my lover"... I believe I was around 9 years old at the time... :) ♥
1:35 he even got the head turn that Harrison does lmao
Hey kid...
...and right after this, Harrison Fords' reaction to this!
Hats off to you YT autoplay....hats off!!
LaserGadgets amazing
Same
@@GeorgeJacksonVlogs xD
@@LaserGadgets you replied omg famous person
@@LaserGadgets a famous person also commented on my latest TH-cam video aswell it’s pretty cool
One of the most human people in media. Acts like a person and jokes around and is whitty and has fun and always keeps his kindness and considers every type person who may be watching this. Loves his audience and enjoys his fan base as much as they love him.
Too bad his Twitter account is a toxic waste dump of hate and anger.
Ya...... that don't make sense. And it's "witty" not whitty. I'm white-y!
@@JetEngine787 too bad you are just a brainwashed marshmellow...
Oooh, is that mark hamill? He’s so whitty.
What’d you say?
Mark Hamill is so whitty.
Whitty?
Whitty, yea.
You mean witty.
Yeah, whitty.
Witty.
Whitty.
Witty.
Whitty.
You’re spelling it weird. Why are you putting so much emphasis on the H?
There is an honesty without ego
“Leave it to George Lukas to write a script where the the robot has better lines then me.” Gotta love it
edit: Huh, I did think miss spellings were so funny.
ps. I just didn’t know how to spell the dude’s name.
@PlayerZero~ Lucas, George Lucas! lol...
I swear to god. I just scrolled down and read this sentense at the exact same Moment and speed when mark hamill spoke.
@Pin Log You're an idiot.
@@yournamehere1886 You're an idiot.
I think he’s pointing the gun at Rian Johnson 😂
Such a delightful and affable chap. A real pleasure to listen to and so refreshing to hear someone who, after 40-odd years, regards the experience as a once-in-lifetime gift rather than a chore. A thoroughly lovely man and and irreplaceable icon for the ages.
"Hey, kid. It ain't that kind of movie. If people are looking at your hair, we're all in BIG trouble." 🤣🤣🤣
I just went into full laugh mode because that.
Funny thing is, Han Solo could have said that.
Wow! You watched the video too?!
@@DPMusicStudio Which is why Ford was the perfect guy for the role :D
No need to simply copy what is said in the clip, max.
mark hamill is so humble, forgets and remembers to promote whatever project he's in. he's on all the way.
Unless it's the Last Jedi...
@@ajesco can you blame him though? That movie killed all the hype for new star wars films
@The Scranton Strangler Stfu, you also sound like you're moaning
@@darrynjacobs8550 it is true though
He's great in Knightfall. In a way, that's how Luke should've been in The Last Jedi. Mark took his vision of Luke and displayed it through Talus in Knighfall. It's his critique of Disney's SW failure.
1:10 Mark Hamill does his Harrison Ford impression everyone laughs.
1:19 Mark Hamill raises his pointed hand. EVERYONE IS SILENCED.
Go ahead, rewatch it for yourself.
He used the Force!
That’s actually really weird
Seems like canned laughter added over audience laughter.
Isn’t the audience instructed to do certain things? I heard that before but I’m too lazy to do a google search to verify
@@goldenratio7260 I dont think they do that anymore. That is a very old practice. Canned laughter ends with sudden stopping laughter if done incorrectly. This sounds like that to me.
It thrills me to no end that Mark has not become jaded and still embraces the Luke Skywalker role. He is a national treasure.
Mark Hamill is the perfect definition of a child trapped in a old man's body.
He never grew up rlly
*sighs* I really hate my mind sometimes
@@someguyontheinternet4091 huh
Everyone knows that Carrie Fisher was one of the funnist person ever in hollywood ... but why has nobody mentioned that Mark Hamill is in the same league as Carrie with his sense of humor ?
To me he is at least almost as funny as Carrie Fisher, and I love the warm fuzzy positive caring energy he always emanates when he's talking ... he's such a genuinely lovable and underrated celebrity ...
@@88feji I think it's because, unlike Carry, Mark only developed his sense of humor relatively recently, in the last 20 years or so. If you go back to interviews of him in the 80s, he's nowhere near as charismatic as he is now. Not that he was boring, but he wasn't as magnetic either. I'd say his charisma started to grow in the late 90s.
But hey, that's fine. I'd say it's even inspiring. It means you can still develop a funny persona when you're older.
Mark Hamill is always a class act. What he did for the Luke character amazes me.
How he has embraced the fans even after the movies were made and done, amazes me even more
His work away from star wars shows what an amazing actor he is!
@Airik Luna Actually Mark Hamill has work with Marvel over the years. Mostly voice acting
Sean Anthony too bad Kathleen Kennedy destroyed the character
Bill Carson your right, they should have stuck with the legends version, where he’s an idiot and a murderer.
I think Mark Hamill is the biggest star wars fan.
He is believe it or not!
I hope that's true 'cause that would be adorable!
He's also the guy with biggest broken heart after the sequels, with Lucas being a close second, and Ford laughing all the way along
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Christopher Pham Wow, thank you so much. Just the info that I needed.
He's a great interview. Even after all of these years he still loves talking about Star Wars.
Mark Hamill is the coolest guy in the whole world.
ye so cool he trash talked children because he didn't agree politically with there grandfather
Universe*
@@baalsagol346 source?
@@mv9370 i can't really give you a link right now but you can check his Twitter or just searched it on the internet, just search on Google something like "mark hamill roasts Ivanka trump" or something like that
Such a class act. What a nice guy. Friendly and enthusiastic and genuine. He's very likable.
He also used Harrison's finger-pointing technique for acting! xD
jcgeeky the finger pointing video on Conan O Brian was hilarious
Quite a lot of people use finger pointing in their lives. I do when I have a point to show.
m v : So you’re saying you’re as gifted as Harrison Ford....is that it?
Yeah, well......okay......sure......
@@corykent7 :D
Lol
Next time you see it, he points instead of flipping the bird...sereusly, not always, but alot
This was a really perfect interview as far as timing, pacing, humor, behind the scenes, authenticity, and promotion. And all under 5 minutes
The guy got a big laugh and he wasn’t even finished with the impression. Too good and too funny.
So Harrison called him kid even off set awesome
I mean yeah, Hamill was 24 when he first did star wars and Harrison Ford has 10 years on that. He would still be a kid from his perspective
Can you call someone a “kid” when you are 78, and the other man is 69?
@@Nikita-qb7xd Some do.
It depends if the "kid" guy let it slide and go with it , but in my company old guys for example still call me boy despite me being 40:) .
@@Nikita-qb7xd I guess. I wouldn’t put it past Harrison to still address Mark as “kid”
@@gotrix2965 This is not Joe Pesci's youtube account I hope.
I’m seriously impressed by Hamill’s flexibility sitting in this interview chair. I look like a German Shepard when I try to cross my legs like that.
Tbh, it looks like he has Parkinson's disease.
Lmfaoooooo I laughed so damn hard at this comment. German shepherd 😂😭☠
It’s that Jedi pose of deep contemplation.
well he is kinda short (for a stormtrooper) :)
Wait what the hell how is his leg bent sideways
Plot twist: No one knows how Mark actually sounds like. His “voice” has just been a fake one all along
I think he sounds like Skips most of the time.
It still can't imagine Hamill in his youth sounding pretty much like Joker, and be really good at that. I know they called actors for a reason, but still.
That's hilarious:'DD
plot twist you're gay.
Double twist, the Harrison Ford impression was Mark's real voice, his every day voice is the act. All this trouble for 40+ years just to do a Harrison Ford impression on Seth Meyers. That is dedication to a craft.
I was looking away from the video and I swear I thought Harrison Ford was in this clip. That was dead on. Kudos to you Mark.
I always just crack up whenever Mark Hamill makes an Harrison Ford impersonation and says the "Hey Kid".
Which is interesting, as Mark is 5 years younger, but seems more mature... Mainly thinking about the fact he's been married once :)
*Hamill
@@kbanghart lol ikr?!
@@jamesanderson6373 Oh my bad just fixed it
Plen122 he’s 9 years younger
I like how Mark refers to Carrie Fisher's daughter as his "niece"
A director on the television show "The Big Bang Theory" an interesting side story on Carrie Fisher & James Earl Jones. This occurred on set of TBBT when Carrie Fisher & James Earl Jones were guest stars.
Carrie and James had never formerly met while they were filming SW saga. (that alone was a sad shock to hear)!
BUT this director mentioned when Carrie walked on the set (as herself) and see James Earl Jones standing there...she screams out loudly: "DADDY"! And gives the actor a huge bear hug.
Isn't that a wonderful story?!!!!
@@jeanard4240 ya cool story
She is so great in AHS
Creepy CREEP
@@petermiller6629 no
Harrison:I hate my films
Mark: so there was this one time recording a film I did 40 years ago, I’ve told this story a hundred time since ‘77 by the way............
(Bruh so many likes)
Found a realistic Beskar Steel phone case:
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@@D.haugen k
Wasnt it 1977
@@D.haugen why?
Yeah he hates every movie except Indiana Jones
mark hamill is a great example of when strong personality shines in the good ways with the right person
He's talking about Harrison Ford as if he was describing his dream date
Yeah that sounds about right lol
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After he said George likes to pick actors that resemble his characters, I finally realized the extent of the resembilance between Mark and Luke
Me too!
Ah, hmm, yeah...
Ransford Flentjar They're both Mark Hamill! XD!
I see what you did there!
Definitely a man of many talents, having done the Iconic voice of the Joker in Batman animated Series, his Harrison Ford impression was spot on.
And Gadfly Garnet heehee.
It was amazing! Sounded exactly like him!
I heard him on the radio once talking about his experience working on the Simpsons. He went through a bunch of Dan Castellaneta's voices plus some others just off the cuff and they were also spot on. He's an amazing voice actor.
He is also cast as the voice of Chucky in the new Child's Play movie.
This interview is priceless!
Harrison Ford is "too cool for school" got me right away, Hamill has such a relatable way with words and telling the stories, I am now a stone-cold Mark Hamill fan!
He made Harrison sound like Mike Ehrmentraut.
*"It ain't that kinda movie, Waltuhh."*
YES! I KNEW IT SOUNDED LIKE SOMEONE I'VE HEARD AND IT WASN'T HARRISON FORD HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Lol
Haha
I mean just one of my all-time favorite human beings. What else is there to say?
Here here!
I'm glad you began with "I mean", I wouldn't have known you meant what you're typing otherwise.
Lol there's plenty to say. For starters, a detailed explanation for why he's your favorite human being. Maybe say what other human beings make your top 5 or top 10 so we can have a more comprehensive understanding. Don't be so short sighted, my friend. There's plenty to say.
Skull Man there there!
wow high praise for seth meyers
I swear, Mark is one of the most precious human beings to ever live, he's such a joy to listen to
That's amazing. He pitched down like a whole octave, but still made it sound natural.
Petition for Harrison Ford to do a Mark Hammil impersonation...
Listen to some bad lip reading
@@Noastamper good oul' BLR
He can't. Hamill is the better actor 😝
@@Io-Io-Io The point is to watch Harrison Ford do a TERRIBLE job
Only if he says " but I was going in to Toshi station to pick up some power converters "
Hot damn. Mark Hamill impression skills 10/10
He's one of the best voice actors on the planet, so it doesn't surprise me.
@@Sinter_klaas
True dat
Shat bricks when I learned he did the Jokers voice in the original batman cartoon
*speech 100*
You should see his voice work. Honestly, he's the best joker, too~
He does Harrison's voice over in this parody of The Force Awakens: th-cam.com/video/Sv_hGITmNuo/w-d-xo.html
“It ain’t that kind of movie” 😂😂😂
Still trying to figure out what kind of movie he was refering to.
@@LucDutra92 same
@@LucDutra92 most likely he was referring to "serious" films of the day, were ambiance could tell as much of a story as the dialogue. Keep in mind The Godfather had only come out a few years prior to Star Wars.
I just found out hamill voices some characters on metalocalypse too. This dude is everywhere lol
had no idea, but instantly thought "was Mark Hamil the cocaine clown"?? (looked it up, he plays the senator NOT the clown lol)
@@Mystified2012 he also plays mr. Selatcia or the half man too
If Harrison ever needs someone to fill in for him doing voiceover work I would not be able to tell it was Mark. Perfect impression.
He did for screen junkies
And for Robot Chicken.
And Bad Lip Reading
"I think he'd make a great director if he weren't so lazy." Ford's sitting in his living room somewhere thinking "I'm gonna get him for that one."
Harrison probably said, “Don’t get cocky, kid!”
That was excellent imitation of H. Ford.
He's great at creating voices (The Joker) and imitating voices too, it seems.
Amazing imitation !
Agreed. Ford says "I sound nothing like that." Sorry, Ford, you sound EXACTLY like that: bored, annoyed, smug, & exhausted. Also, the timber and pacing were dead on. It was uncanny.
Ford's voice is a little deeper, but it's pretty close.
Wasn't expecting such an accurate impression.
He is so amazingly talented. He sounded EXACTLY like Ford!!
“Leave it to George Lucas to give robots better lines than me.” Even when he’s not the Joker, this guy cracks me up 😂
When Hamill goes full Joker he's genuinely scary... Like, the dude is a completely different person.
May the floss be with you!
Mark Hamill calling Harrison Ford lazy is so funny because they’re like friends who’ve known eachother for so long
Bone Bold Beve Baustin well just because you call someone lazy doesn’t mean you aren’t friends
@@Chuked This is true, but regardless of that, Mark and Harrison ARE friends.
@@Chuked I think what he said meant that they are long time friends so that's why he can say that and also it tells that they been a long time friend together. Btw Dont read things directly sometimes, be open minded.
Well I have a friend whom I know is capable of being able to do more than my friend realizes. So when I call him lazy, it isn't my way of trying to demote him but rather in attempts to make them go for it and unleash their true potential. sometimes it's a compliment, to which you believe in them to be capable of so much more.
@@TheVocalTune Your no Vocal Tune, your garbage tune. Chill, I'm just promoting you to become better or not LOL
Such a delightful person. His hands are trembling hope he's ok, man.
I noticed that. I'm a little worried. He seems fine though.
Old age relax
doodood thecat parkinson‘s disease?
@@RowBlanka That's what we're worried about.
He needs a drink..
I love how his entire face changes shape right from when he says "Hey"! I also love how enthusiastic he is. He is truly a national treasure, and I would argue that his role as Luke is arguably one of the *least* important in his career.
Mark Hamill is the soul of Star Wars. He’s so passionate about it.
"'You came in that?' Who says that?"
My friends, every time I introduce them to a girl I'm trying to have a relationship with.
"2001 is a stone cold classic, a laugh riot it ain't!!"
Magic.
I love that movie, one of my favorites. But...it...is...really...BORING!
It is boring. But it's also very interesting and beautifully made. My favorite Sci-fi movies are traditionally boring.
@@koatam by boring you mean no exciting action? Because something can be entertaining without action and ppl typically use the word "boring" only when it's not entertaining. ("boring" reserved for movies that lack interest beyond just action)
If, on the other hand, you prefer your movies to have action, then okay, that's fine; maybe 2001 isn't actually your kind of movie.
We're fussing over details here and maybe I'm wrong, just seems like "boring" has extra meaning
Best interview I've ever seen on this show.
@@TheShamansQuestion Yes, I'm just being hyperbolic. 2001 is a great movie, but it's not a movie I widely recommend. It requires a special mindset that most don't poses. Most people will find it boring.
Boring can describe something that lacks excitement, but It really is a joke for the most part making fun of this mindset.
here is a pretty great example th-cam.com/video/aFNtf95roQk/w-d-xo.html
I like that Mr. Hamill spends enough time enjoying himself and being human that he forgets to plug the show. Good man.
There are actors who I appreciate their craft, but know I wouldn't want to hang w/or even have a beer with (Johnny Depp). There are also actors that strikes me as fun people & WOULD be fun to toss a pint or 2 with. Mark Hamill is definitely the latter....🙃
Must have been a very exciting time in his life doing Star Wars. The memories of it all still bring it back. Good for him.
Wow. I'm actually impressed how good that impression was.
@@rotdaddy I know right?! This guy should be on the big screen! :')
Mark Hamill will be the next Chucky in the new Child’s Play movie. 🎥
He's not just an actor - he's a *voice* actor. A notably chameleonic ones.
You should hear his Joker impression! 😏
Dam that's a really good Harrison Ford impression. 👍
Best in the world. I just found this out after watching this
Absolutely nailed it.
th-cam.com/video/Sv_hGITmNuo/w-d-xo.html he absolutely does an amazing job in this
just wait until he does chucky in the new childs play.
Let's see Kevin Pollock do that ,let's see Hamil imitate Shatner
Mark Hamill seems like one of the most likeable guys in Hollywood.
Just as long as politics is kept out of the conversation. He is a rabid Democrat supporter. He shits his pants like Joe Biden when Biden met the pope if Hamill crossed paths with a GOP supporter.
@@jasonloewen276 you say just as long as politics are kept out of the convo yet you yourself just brought it up so..
@@jasonloewen276 if that ain’t the most hypocritical things I’ve heard then I AM the pope lol
@@jasonloewen276 no one cares trumptard
@@childeaterieatkidz4208 Don’t mind the idiot
Before I leave this life I want to meet Mark Hamill just once. He seems like a really, genuinely nice man.
His whole demeanor changed when he channeled Harrison great actor
I love how he's telling a story about Harrison Ford in his mid-30s, but he's using his impression of Harrison Ford in his mid-70s.
Plot twist: No one knows how Mark actually sounds like. His “voice” has just been a fake one all along
@@kerriejohnson983 this reply is an exact copy of one of the top comments. wtf?
@@strebicux6174 Plot twist: It's Kerrie Johnson that's an exact copy of one of the top comments.
@@strebicux6174 he recycled it lmao
I love that he called Harrison lazy 😂
He would tweet a response, but it's too much effort
"Was that plane supposed to be there?"
HF isnt lazy. He just doesnt do anything without getting paid more money than God has. Theres a difference.
HF was a carpenter in the early days when his acting career wasn't going well. After American Graffiti, in which he had a small part, he remodelled Francis Ford Coppola's office - which is how he came to be in The Conversation and Apocalypse Now.
Indiana Lazy and The Temple of Zzzzz.
Mark Hamill has such an incredible resume - I just loved his Frank Oz interview.
67 yrs old Mark Hamill...he is doing pretty good.
76 years Harrison Ford
42 yrs anniversary since A NEW HOPE
Mark Hamill was 25yrs old in SW A New Hope...amazing actor
Thanks for that reminder. 😑
And Carrie was 16. Rap your head around that
@@butterflyjill6887 Very incorrect. She was 20
@@Jayheid98 I looked it up. She was 19. Guess we were both wrong.
she also had hot sex with harrison ford on the set of new hope
Such a down-to-earth guy. The kind of guy who you wish was your uncle or your grandpa.
@Vagina Doctor holup
he's drunk addict, you wouldnt want him as ur uncle :) watch his hands...
Mir0ll He's just really old and suffers from a hereditary neurological condition.
@@blueonblackpowerstroke513 no, he's well-known alcohol addict and abusive person.
Yeah, are him and Forrest Whitaker in a movie? That'd be nice.
Hamill: *says "laser sword"*
Every Star Wars fan: *confused screaming*
As if he isn't doing that in purpose
Now it's trending since Mando used that term !
Has it crossed your mind that Lucas or Disney could have copyrighted the name, so he has to say laser sword to keep some poxy brief from suing him?
@@andrewphippsphillips1455 you can't copyright a word. It's absurd
Yeah laser sword is what the other guys had, the rip-offs that came after.
Mark Hamill is just one of the best actors out there. he's adorable.
He sounds just like Mike from Breaking Bad when he does Harrison’s voice
Haha
Oh, you're right xD
He did a funny 3po voice
Yeah
Hey kid, no more half measures.
I didn't realize it until now but Harrison Ford is Eeyore
omg so on point hahahaha
Yeah, thought the same. Legit sounds like it though.
Optimus Prime plays eeyore- Peter Cullen
Absolutely!
*hol up!*
What?!?!
When people talk to Harrison Ford, 90% of the time he'll just give you death stares.
Death stars
@@urmother3255 wow he ust be rich just one deathstar is like a whole planet's resources
@@tree_alone lol ye
@@urmother3255 givin em out like candy
“Leave it to George Lucas to give robots better lines than me” that’s exactly what happens to poor Hayden Christensen.
Wow, he sounded just like Harrison.. that was amazing.. 😂😂❤
Mark Hammel is the most interesting conversationalist and great in humor mix with serious stuff!
While you found the most interesting way to spell his name ;)
@@urbantwilight sorry! My phone spell corrector keeps changing Hammil to Hammel, unfortunately! 😉
Hamill ... Sorry!
Spider-Hammel
There's a lot more to him than meets the eye. I remember watching him on MAD TV in a sketch years ago and he was frickin' hilarious. He could totally be part of an ensemble or have his own comedy show like that and it would be totally natural. He wrote his own sci-fi comic I think in the early 2000s. And has acted on Broadway to good reviews. It's also interesting and funny when he kind of slams the modern Star Wars movies. And the thing I like about him the best is he's naturally funny and does all this stuff, but doesn't go around telling people how great he is, and seems to truly be a real person with no need for a giant ego.
It's hard not to like a guy like that.
An unmistakable icon. A legend. Cemented in history.. And the sweetest, most genuine, humble and accessible Man imaginable.
I need Mark Hamill to voice Han Solo in an animated movie
That's what I said lol!
Maybe have Mark voice every character
No. You need Slavoj Žižek.
THE STAR of Star Wars! 45 YEARS. I saw "A New Hope" in theaters when I was 17. He's Luke freakin Skywalker!!!
Mark is so great. You can really tell he’s a fan himself. He just really loves what he does and seems to cherish every moment. He doesn’t take any of it for granted. He knows he was given an opportunity that’s one in a billion and he is living it to its fullest. We should all strive to be more like him.
He's coming from a sincere and warm place, bless him.
*Protect Mark Hamill at all costs!*
Yes...if only Lucasfilm Ltd. had done the same thing.
I love that Hamill is such a big fan of the stuff he participates in.
gjaddajg Cool.
gjaddajg this has nothing to do with brie, the obsession of the snowflake squad with brie larson is fascinating
46 he is comparing Brie’s enthusiasm with his
I love Mark's voices. Truly s treasure. In fact , his name is my automatic answer for any questions I don't know the answer to. Eventually I believe that one day I will be correct.