Mark Hamiel had a much darker idea of ​​Luke Sky and Walker Star War: The last background of Jaidi

“The Last Jedi Episode” Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) sees a isolated island On AHCH-To. There, he is He spends his days in Aleppo And hiding from the rest of the galaxy is far away. This version of Locke is not a bold young hero who dreams of adventure in “Star Wars: Fourth Episode – New Hope”, either – he is an old man who is a strange abandonment of resistance and wants to be left alone. It is clear that this is a good one who was hurting him one day torture and troubled, but if Hamil was his way, the character would have been darker darker.

In an interview with “Bullseye with Jesse Thorne,” Hamil explained that he wants to find Luke romantic and start a family – only to strip him of it in a way that looks more suitable for a horror movie. As it put it:

“I thought, what could make someone give up sincerely what a religious entity is mainly, to give up his seriousness. Well, a woman’s love. So, he falls in love with a woman. He abandons his seriousness. They have received at some point. Herself.”

Although such a brutal background Locke was placed, Hamil was initially against the idea of ​​the character be out of the network. In short, he is believed to contradict everything Jedi represented, which led to some differences with writer Ryan Johnson.

Mark Hamiel does not seem the biggest fans of “The Last Jedi”. In fact, some people believe that he hates the movie because of some of the comments he made after its release, in which he took the goal of his personality. While talking to Comicok As soon as the film was released in 2017, Hamil explained that Luke Skywalker will not give up resistance, saying that it contradicts the Jedi method:

“I said to Ryan,“ Gidis does not give up. ”I mean, even if (Luke) had a problem in re -assembled it, but if that was wrong with that, we have a basic difference in my story.

Time in mind, the Hamil stadium to lose his family is more logical. If there is one thing that can force people to give up their beliefs and search for isolation, it is sadness – especially when it comes to their closest loved ones. It is still, Ryan Johnson is proud of “The Last Jedi” … even if Hamil has some problems on how to address the story.