Mark Hamill

And we have Mark Hamill starring for that Joker voiceover? Oh, heck yeah.

Mark Hamill plays a character named Lt. Commander Steve "Old Man" Colton.


If you want to see more, there is also a behind the scenes interview with Mark Hamill about the game and his character.

Hamill would've been fine if it weren't for the writing in the tweet, itself: "Haven't seen my chin since May '15, so #FarewellFacialFur & #ByeByeBeard (at least til #EpisodeIX)."

Mark Hamill recently posted this pic of him on the set of the new Star Wars movie, and people are freaking out.

Hell yes! Mark Hamill is going to look freaking bad ass in the new Star Wars. pic.twitter.com/pd2rtDz5u0

— Elias Toufexis (@EliasToufexis) August 13, 2014

RT @HamillHimself: http://t.co/gXrksmhRtT - Looks like Luke is going to be rocking a Jedi beard! Can't help being excited for VII!!

— Andy Gray (@andrewsgray) August 13, 2014

Okay, this picture of Mark Hamill looking very Ben Kenobi is givin' me the goodtimes. pic.twitter.com/wpEYkHcocd

— Matt Gourley (@MattGourley) August 13, 2014

In order to promote Star Wars Force for Change, Mark Hamill donned a Stormtrooper costume and took to the streets to tell people they could win a trip to the premiere. He dropped a few hints, even outright told someone who he was, and yet no one caught on. 

Between this and that time Harrison Ford dropped in on a bunch of Skype calls, we need to be very suspicious of people with camera crews promoting the charity event. Stay vigilant! Who knows where Carrie Fisher might show up!

While other Star Wars actors are off crashing airplanes, Mark Hamill is taking a different road by bringing his nerd-cred to television. Tune your TV's to The CW on March 31st, because he's reprising his role as The Trickster on The Flash.

A copycat killer who goes by the name "The Trickster" (guest star Devon Graye) starts setting off bombs in Central City. In order to stop the villain, Barry (Grant Gustin) and Joe (Jesse L. Martin) meet with the original Trickster, a criminal mastermind named James Jesse (guest star Mark Hamill), who has been imprisoned for 20 years. Things quickly go from bad to worse when the Tricksters unite and take Henry (John Wesley Shipp) prisoner. Meanwhile, Iris (Candice Patton) asks Eddie (Rick Cosnett) for help with a case, and flashbacks show how Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) came up with the idea for the particle accelerator.

Mark Hamill has given his support of Luke Skywalker having whatever sexuality you, the fans, damn well please. In a quote in the Sun he said, "fans are writing and ask all these questions, ‘I’m bullied in school... I’m afraid to come out’. They say to me, ‘Could Luke be gay?’ I’d say it is meant to be interpreted by the viewer. If you think Luke is gay, of course he is. You should not be ashamed of it. Judge Luke by his character, not by who he loves."

Back in January, he echoed that same sentiment to a fan on Twitter who asked if Luke Skywalker is bisexual. Hamill told her she could decide for herself since his sexuality has never been addressed. Now, Mark Hamill isn't exactly the be-all, end-all decider of all things Luke Skywalker, but your slash fic is officially blessed by Hamill himself.

(via: a(nakin)ddie)

Belfast Telegraph reported that Carrie Fisher recently said an interview that she, along with Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill, are all expected to report to work in March or April for their continued roles in the upcoming addition to the Star Wars series.
Fisher said in the interview that she's looking forward to returning to her role as princess Leia. "I'd like to wear my old [cinnamon buns] hairstyle again - but with white hair," she said. "I think that would be funny."

This isn't the first we've heard of Fisher reprising her role as Princess Leia, but it's the closest to real confirmation we've gotten so far.