#mark hamill star wars

[des-pa-three-toes]

dinluke things i need more of in fics. an alternative to this post

-luke being the one to tell din grogu’s name

-grogu talking to luke thru the force and calling him 'clan' bc he's the no. 1 dinluke shipper

-in canon divergent fics- din distrusting anakin at first and anakin trying so hard to get din to like him (it works eventually, they become bffs, luke half regrets forcing them to bond)

-also canon divergence- they meet bc luke is one of grogu's teachers at the jedi academy

-OR they meet outside of the academy and din thinks luke already knows grogu is his son but luke isn't connecting the dots and just patiently waits for din to introduce them

-arranged marriage for the purpose of politics

-leia is the only person din is scared of bc she's crazy protective of luke

-luke giving din lessons on the force so he can understand his son better

-luke learning mando'a for din but being so bad at pronunciations (he's trying though and it's very sweet)

-din randomly saying parts of the mandalorian wedding vows (in mando'a) whenever he feels like it and not telling luke what it translates to

-and then when they get married fr luke is like "...hey wait a minute"

-they adopt more kids (at least one of them is rey or finn but it's better if its both of them)

-in a way they kind of unite the mandalorian and jedi cultures due to din being mand'alor and luke being the last of the jedi, they kinda just bring up any of their foundlings with ideals from both

[calkestis]

CAL KESTIS meets LUKE SKYWALKER and it goes exactly as you’d expect 🫢

[mysharona1987]

Not saying that Hollywood studios are committing blatant financial fraud or anything, but the writer of the original Men in Black being told that after 3 sequels, a hit song, a WB cartoon series and a comic book being told “this franchise has never made money” is rather shady.

Didn’t Mark Hamill say they once sent him a letter every year claiming Star Wars never made any money?

[starwarsfilms]

STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK | 1980

[itsagentromanoff]

Rest In Peace, James Earl Jones

[theorganasolo]

Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and Mark Hamill recreating the Star Wars poster

[thyla]

STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK

[gameraboy2]

Mark Hamill on The Muppet Show

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker - Star Wars (1977)

[artphotographyofmen]

Luke Skywalker by Kevin Wada

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[getooine]

Two generations of Skywalker…and the long-suffering soul who has to look out for them

[the-irreverend]

After hearing about James Earl Jones' passing, I thought I'd pay tribute to him by talking about what I think is his greatest scene.

The way James delivers this line absolutely destroys me. When Luke is trying to convince Vader to turn against the Emperor, he doesn't respond with the malice and arrogance of a Sith Lord but with the sadness and regret of a father who's forever lost any hope of salvation and desperately wants his son to give up trying to give him it because he thinks he can never reach it even though he knows he wants it.

It's a heart-shattering performance given by a legendary actor, and it's one of many reasons he will be dearly missed.

[nkp1981]

Mark Hamill And Carrie Fisher

[starwarsfilms]

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Jedi Coaching Sessions

[freckleslikestars]

Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983) Written by Lawrence Kasdan and George Lucas, directed by Richard Marquand

Episode description from Disney, [insp: ☆★☆★ ]