The common consensus among a large part of the Star Wars fandom is that Vader’s death was necessary for Anakin’s redemption ...

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And, to that end, we have to agree, Luke HAS seen all of that, which is why we’re not sure Hamill’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi theory makes any more sense. But, as we mentioned, it was necessary ...

Mark Hamill has spoken in detail about the backstory he made up for Luke Skywalker as we see him in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, after moving to clarify his dissatisfaction with Rian Johnson’s story.

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On the podcast, the pair discussed Luke Skywalker’s role in “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” — a version of the character Hamill famously struggled to get behind. The original trilogy actor told Thorn that ...

Mark Hamill has spoken in detail about the backstory he made up for Luke Skywalker as we see him in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, after moving to clarify his dissatisfaction with Rian Johnson’s story.

On the podcast, the pair discussed Luke Skywalker’s role in “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” — a version of the character Hamill famously struggled to get behind.

Uhm, excuse us, but what? Hamill’s vision of the story is that Luke Skywalker had to become a hermit in Star Wars: The Last Jedi because he accidentally left his lightsaber unattended.

Luke Skywalker watches his Jedi Temple burn in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Image: Lucasfilm Luke Skywalker had a wife and a kid who both killed themselves.