Its a complete fake. The real one was destroyed. It was in fact destroyed by Mark Hammel himself when he threw it into a car crusher because he was drunk off his ass. That item is a clear fake. The real lightsabers that were used did not have movie reflectors but had car light bulbs going all the way up the glass tubes. They had glass tubes and the things were modified police security flashlights that used D batteries. None of the original 57 lightsaber props still exist. Many exploded from the absolute trash wiring. The glass kept shattering from the over heating of the lights or they straight up were destroyed in stupid ways because people were drunk off their ass.
Oh or the lightsabers were modified for the movie He Man and the Masters of the Universe live action film along with nearly 100% of all props used in the Star Wars movies because George Lucas never owned any of the props at all but in reality he rented them.
Not only did he rent the props for the originals but George Lucas also rented props for the prequels. Hell the mother ship that young Anakin destroyed in Episode 1 and that prop was used the the other 2 prequels as well was later repurposed for the movie Planet of the Apes. Yup that mother ship was repurposed for Planet of the Apes. George Lucas never kept a single prop and none of the original props still exist at all and nearly 90% of the props for the prequels were repurposed for other movies or straight up destroyed with all props being super expensive because the original props don't exist at all.
why is the title so wrong? you say "his old lightsaber", but it was alecs. you know obi wan and luke are 2 different characters, right? you show old ben vs vader, how can that be mark hamills lightsaber then? and then you are trying to explain shit to him he doesnt know, he acted with those in hand :D absolutely horrible
I've actually taken notice of the prop first being used by Alec Guinness a few years after watching the OT. And in a storytelling sense, it's like Luke designed his Saber to match Obi-Wan as he was his teacher.
In the lore he actually returned to tatooine after empire and used spare parts he found in obi wans shack to create his new saber. It’s literally parts from obi wans saber
I never got that. Anakin never said anything about wanting his kid to have his lightsaber. He also never knew if he was having a son or daughter, then thought his kid died with Padme....Obi-Wan was either straight up lying or just trying to be nice and speak on Anakin's behalf....
@@justinwade6291 He literally could have just said I was holding onto this for you until the time was right, the time you would hopefully be trained to be a Jedi. Obi-Wan didn't need to give ANY information on that lightsaber itself.
he should be put into hypnosis or something and brain-drained for every detail he can remember from making those movies...i wonder if anyone ever tried something like this, Star Wars would be a great test-case since it's extensively documented so you could fact-check what he is saying and i'm sure Mark would be game just for the heck of it.
The best part is how it's the elation of a little kid. That's what he still has. He gets exactly as excited about seeing his own lightsaber as 3rd-grade you or I would have been about meeting *him.*
Mark is a piece of human garbage if you follow his tweets and behavior. God...most people are Fing stupid normies who knows at most 0.1% of any topic...
Mr. Hamill is a legend for taking such pride in the character he played, there are so many actors that just do it for the cash, but you can see how genuinely he prized his role in the movie. God bless you mr. Hamill, may the force be with you for years to come!
Not many actors actually love their roles, but I know 4 very ICONIC ones they love, unfortunately one of which was ruined by shitty writing Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow (met the man btw, Depp is every bit of Captain Jack as Captain Jack is him) Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia
@@MasterHall117Don’t forget Andrew Garfield and how he was so passionate and still is about spider man. It’s sad that he got screwed over by Sony. You could tell that he genuinely was sad that he couldn’t play spider man anymore.
Mark is not a superfan of star wars. He's an actor who took on a project. This would be like gifting me my first work keyboard. It's much more appreciated in the hands of a fan.
@@blakearius nah he cares about Star Wars more than an average actor does about his work, Mark understands his character Luke Skywalker very well and was even engaged in making small changes during the filming of the original movies (like suggestions which some of them were kept in the final cut)... so I think he would definitely appreciate his lightsaber, heck he even got emotional when he saw the old Yoda puppet on set.... but.. oh wait yeah correction: he CARED about Star Wars
Actually, he's deliberately NOT doing that. After telling Mark a piece of info specific to that prop (it was used by him, AND Alec before him), he starts to throw in a lot of uncertain phrasing. "I was told" "I think" etc. You don't think he *really* wasn't sure about that info, did you? If he was doing his job, he was probably already at least passingly familiar with everything about that saber, it's functions and past uses. He's essentially asking Mark to jump in and talk about the movie he was in, without breaking the flow to stop and ask for it. It's a think most good interviewers do. They'll say some ground work information to help transition to the topic they want to talk about, and then indicate a few areas they'd like the guest to take it by saying unsure statements, just like was seen here.
@varlunmulland3992 I believe that the comment was referring to the sabers that they built that are progressing in the same way that star wars light sabers did and wanting to see his reaction to them. The reason being how far they have come in such a short time and how close they are getting to the ones depicted in the movies, according to Canon.
@@pon3d120 definitely more for the viewers. Dude was just trying to lead Mark on what to talk about cause I'm sure he has hundreds of stories and other facts.
You’d be surprised with OT props. A lot of stuff got passed around and they weren’t always using the same props from scene to scene. By ROTJ, they weren’t really using the rotating blades anymore because the proved too problematic, so the spinning top was really a vestigial component
@@subsume7904Damn straight. A piece of CINEMA history! From the glory days. Not this era of lazy cash grabs, plagiarized ripoffs, and raceswapped genderbent wannabes!
This has the feeling of someone whose got a vivid memory, just at the edge of their mind, and with a little help reeling it back in can suddenly remember the whole thing.
At the time nobody really knew how big this was going to be. He was probably glad just to of had the work and work beside Sir Alec My error thought they said first film at first then my comment would of been more valid
As I recall Liam Neeson did that with his lightsaber. Either that or they gave it to him as a memento. At any rate there was a video of him showing off some props he had from his previous movie roles and then he showed his old lightsaber from Episode 1 as well. 😃
The effort that went into making my childhood an entertainment masterpiece is amazing. It’s a shame we couldn’t get a sequel trilogy with as much effort put into it.
He was the persona of light in Luke Skywalker and the embodiment of dark playing the Joker, i would argue these 2 characters are very unique and he is very passionate about both
Yep. Originally there was only blue, then Vader's was turned red to represent evil, then Luke's second was turned green to contrast against the sky on Tatooine, then SLJ asked nicely for a purple one.
@@doomsdayrabbit4398I love that story. Goes to show how actors and set design choices can ignite creativity. Nowadays it’s all green screens and volumes, with actors ready to be fired off one bad tweet. It’s a vacuum that sucks all potential movie magic and happy accidents. Name one fun behind-the-scenes story from the sequel trilogy. You can’t.
Wrong lightsaber. Rey was trying to hand Luke Anakin's lightsaber, which had been presumed lost. On top of that, Luke had given up on being a leading figure in galactic events. That lightsaber represents a willingness to get involved and potentially cause more harm than good, which is how he rationalizes it, given he had a hand in his nephew Ben turning to the Dark Side.
Yes, the man who bravely walked into Palpatine's throne room at Vader's side would never run away and hide on an island on a planet in the middle of nowhere.@@UDLRABKYS
I mean.. to play a bit of devil advocate.. you can have actors be sentimental and still write their character as not caring about something.. like.. I dunno if you know this or not
It's really sad. The original Starwars Trilogy of movies was truly something special. And now they just milk it dry with bad sequels. Ruining lukes character for all time.
blame Kathleen Kennedy more then anyone else...George left her after the sale as a guardian of his baby and she has done so much damage to it @@MeldinX2
Mark Hamill is definitely a celebrity we didn't deserve, but definitely needed. He's just such a fun guy, andat the end of the day, you can bet your ass that he geeks out about the films he was in just as much as fans.
I miss the days when the actors, directors, producers, writers, etc loved the material and stories they were working on. They genuinely geeked out with the fans. Now they despise the material and despise the fans.
Only one to pick up the .antle these days, is Ryan Reynolds with Deadpool... He is as passionate about that character, as Mark Hamill is about Luke Skywalker.... And I love them both dearly for being that way 👍😀👍
Mark Hamill had a terrible career outside this fantastic movie he was lucky to be apart of. Mark Hamill should keep off of social media and focus on his 1 movie series career. He is the "puke" of Hollywood and thats not saying anything since Hollywood is trash Then again Carrie Fisher wasnt exactly a shining star either Harrison Ford, now thats a real actor
@@TequillanSunrise agree with Harrison Ford, that actors should stay off of social media, and the general concept that hollywood is trash, but Hamill has had a good career as a voice actor. He's managed to do other stuff beyond star wars
This feels more emotional than the end of The Force Awakens. For some reason, it's weird thinking he didn't keep the prop for himself. Like, how could anybody else claim ownership to it?!
You didn't see a movie called A New Hope in 1977, you saw a movie that was just called Star Wars. They changed the title later when they decided to milk more money out of it with haphazard ideas like blowing up another Death Star and everyone being family even if they've been kissing on the mouth
I love how they both know, as we all do here, about the truth, but still play along, claiming it was only a "movie" and some "props" and "special effects". Genuine Jedi trick. Weren't I myself half-Toydarian, I might have felt for it.
When a Jedi Master rediscovers his roots, as his admirer slowly becomes the Padawan out of pure admiration for the Jedi Master. This was the story we were missing in the films.
@@blam320 Episode 4 is called "A New Hope". Luke was the carrier of that hope. He was meant to never give up and to go on to fight evil. And he did. And in the bad movies they took that energy from him.
It would have worked if it was that prop but this ain’t that since like what that guy said it was used by Alec Guinness in the first movie before being reused as Mark’s in Return of the Jedi and isn’t Anakins from the first 2 movies
1small thing I like about this, was when the interviewer started to tell his trivia and Mark started elaborating, the interviewer let him finish. Because he was telling trivia about a movie to the actor of it's main character. It feels like good etiquette to let Mark take over like that. After all, he was there.
I do love that in universe, in old lore, one of the prototypes for the lightsaber is that cable leading to the battery pack and much combat focused on it.
Dispite all the issues in recent years with both Mark Hamill & with Star Wars. It's still brings a smile to my face hearing the guy geek out over something so iconic.
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Its a complete fake. The real one was destroyed. It was in fact destroyed by Mark Hammel himself when he threw it into a car crusher because he was drunk off his ass. That item is a clear fake. The real lightsabers that were used did not have movie reflectors but had car light bulbs going all the way up the glass tubes. They had glass tubes and the things were modified police security flashlights that used D batteries. None of the original 57 lightsaber props still exist. Many exploded from the absolute trash wiring. The glass kept shattering from the over heating of the lights or they straight up were destroyed in stupid ways because people were drunk off their ass.
Oh or the lightsabers were modified for the movie He Man and the Masters of the Universe live action film along with nearly 100% of all props used in the Star Wars movies because George Lucas never owned any of the props at all but in reality he rented them.
Not only did he rent the props for the originals but George Lucas also rented props for the prequels. Hell the mother ship that young Anakin destroyed in Episode 1 and that prop was used the the other 2 prequels as well was later repurposed for the movie Planet of the Apes. Yup that mother ship was repurposed for Planet of the Apes. George Lucas never kept a single prop and none of the original props still exist at all and nearly 90% of the props for the prequels were repurposed for other movies or straight up destroyed with all props being super expensive because the original props don't exist at all.
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why is the title so wrong?
you say "his old lightsaber", but
it was alecs. you know obi wan
and luke are 2 different characters,
right? you show old ben vs vader,
how can that be mark hamills lightsaber then?
and then you are trying to explain shit to him
he doesnt know, he acted with those in hand :D
absolutely horrible
I love how Mark Hamill went from listening to him to pretty much saying “You don’t need to tell me this! I’m Luke Skywalker!”
Look at me! I AM THE JEDI NOW! 😂
Luke doesn't need to hear all this, he's a highly-trained professional!
Mark: Do not cite the deep magic to me witch. I was there when it was written.
If Mark can't, I don't know who else.
And he knows how it works in the movies.
"There's a cool story behind this actually-"
“Do not cite the Deep Magic to me, Witch! I was there when it was written.”
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- Qui-Gon Jinn.
The fact that Liam Neeson who played Qui-Gon Jinn is the one who says this line (In "The Narnia Chronicles") makes this even better 😂👍🏼...
@@MiguelMedV Yup yup yup!
This should be pinned.
When Mark Hamill saw his old Lightsaber prop, It was like meeting an old friend he hasn't seen in years.
It's like being reintroduced to a dog you knew as a puppy
"Hello there!"
"now that's a lightsaber I haven't seen in years"
Wow, that’s a nice replica.
That’s not a replica. That’s mine!
He was supposed to look down the barrel of the galaxy's most dangerous weapon.
I've actually taken notice of the prop first being used by Alec Guinness a few years after watching the OT. And in a storytelling sense, it's like Luke designed his Saber to match Obi-Wan as he was his teacher.
Pretty cool stuff
In the lore he actually returned to tatooine after empire and used spare parts he found in obi wans shack to create his new saber. It’s literally parts from obi wans saber
@@blackout1518in the shadow of the empire comic right ?
@@blackout1518 Wasn't it a part of a deleted scene in RotJ?
@@heintz256 yup I think you can find it on the box set extras dvd
His father wanted him to have this when he was old enough but his uncle wouldn't allow it.
I never got that. Anakin never said anything about wanting his kid to have his lightsaber. He also never knew if he was having a son or daughter, then thought his kid died with Padme....Obi-Wan was either straight up lying or just trying to be nice and speak on Anakin's behalf....
@@ItApproachesBruh... That's exactly what he did... The alternative was dropping the Darth Dad bomb on him before he was ready to hear it.
@@ItApproaches That was probably a left over from the fact that in the first movie Anakin and Vader were actually meant to be different people.
@@justinwade6291 He literally could have just said I was holding onto this for you until the time was right, the time you would hopefully be trained to be a Jedi. Obi-Wan didn't need to give ANY information on that lightsaber itself.
Well it’s a good thing A New Hope was the first movie made before the rest of the story we know was created.
Mark has probably forgot more about the making of star wars than the rest of us will ever know put together lol
Inhaling all that Joker gas over the years probably didn't help.
I mean yeah he was one of the stars in the movie so yeah he probably does know way more than most people
he should be put into hypnosis or something and brain-drained for every detail he can remember from making those movies...i wonder if anyone ever tried something like this, Star Wars would be a great test-case since it's extensively documented so you could fact-check what he is saying and i'm sure Mark would be game just for the heck of it.
@@superslayerguy wait a minute, Mark Hamill acted in Star Wars?
@@JackPorteri hope youre not serious
Mark: It's not a replica!? (BZZZZZ! Turns on the blade)
I NEED AN EDITED VERSION NOW
And remember, "immediately pointed straight at face!".😂
YES. That would be amazing. I don't have the skills but someone needs to make this happen!@@Hellefleur
Your sound effect is wrong. It's not a bzzzzt sound. It's a snap hisssss sound and a hummmmm.
I see someone is a fan of Timothy Zahn.
Seeing Mark be so elated about holding the Lightsaber is truly special
Proof above all that the way TLJ started would never happen.
Let's be honest, we all get like that.
As we lightsaber duel our best mate in the middle of an intersection, drunk off our arses at 3am.... 😂
The best part is how it's the elation of a little kid. That's what he still has. He gets exactly as excited about seeing his own lightsaber as 3rd-grade you or I would have been about meeting *him.*
Mark is a piece of human garbage if you follow his tweets and behavior.
God...most people are Fing stupid normies who knows at most 0.1% of any topic...
My favorite part was when he didn't immediately throw it over his shoulder.
You can tell he was pissed about that.
yeah :)
Cry harder incel
He told that He was against this decision.
Well this is his green lightsabre, not the blue one.
Mr. Hamill is a legend for taking such pride in the character he played, there are so many actors that just do it for the cash, but you can see how genuinely he prized his role in the movie. God bless you mr. Hamill, may the force be with you for years to come!
Not many actors actually love their roles, but I know 4 very ICONIC ones they love, unfortunately one of which was ruined by shitty writing
Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker
Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow (met the man btw, Depp is every bit of Captain Jack as Captain Jack is him)
Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man
Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia
@@MasterHall117Don’t forget Andrew Garfield and how he was so passionate and still is about spider man. It’s sad that he got screwed over by Sony. You could tell that he genuinely was sad that he couldn’t play spider man anymore.
It's not even just that he takes such pride in it, it's how he instantly turns into a little kid.
@@MasterHall117 Peter Cullen with Optimus Prime is another.
@@FurinaDeFontaine42
Amen to that
Mark deserves to own this 😢
He should, all the other actors have kept their lightsaber hilt props.
@@yourbrogio_9744 fr idk why they didn't
Mark is not a superfan of star wars. He's an actor who took on a project. This would be like gifting me my first work keyboard. It's much more appreciated in the hands of a fan.
@@blakearius nah he cares about Star Wars more than an average actor does about his work, Mark understands his character Luke Skywalker very well and was even engaged in making small changes during the filming of the original movies (like suggestions which some of them were kept in the final cut)... so I think he would definitely appreciate his lightsaber, heck he even got emotional when he saw the old Yoda puppet on set.... but.. oh wait yeah correction: he CARED about Star Wars
@@blakearius he cared 💀
I understand v that he's telling us about the lightsaber. But the format made it seem like he was telling Mark hamil about his own light Saber. 😅
Hahaha
Actually, he's deliberately NOT doing that. After telling Mark a piece of info specific to that prop (it was used by him, AND Alec before him), he starts to throw in a lot of uncertain phrasing. "I was told" "I think" etc. You don't think he *really* wasn't sure about that info, did you? If he was doing his job, he was probably already at least passingly familiar with everything about that saber, it's functions and past uses. He's essentially asking Mark to jump in and talk about the movie he was in, without breaking the flow to stop and ask for it. It's a think most good interviewers do. They'll say some ground work information to help transition to the topic they want to talk about, and then indicate a few areas they'd like the guest to take it by saying unsure statements, just like was seen here.
I guess people just take everything literally now and ignore context. He was prompting the subject for the cameras, and moving the interview along
i realy want mark hamill to see the hacksmith light sabers
Same here
Me too
They are just portable plasma torches. Visually impressive, but not really technically impressive.
they are light sabers@@varlunmulland3992 REAL LIGHTSABERS THAT CAN CUT THROUGH METAL AND ARE WIRELESS
@varlunmulland3992 I believe that the comment was referring to the sabers that they built that are progressing in the same way that star wars light sabers did and wanting to see his reaction to them. The reason being how far they have come in such a short time and how close they are getting to the ones depicted in the movies, according to Canon.
It's incredible how the guy actually tries to explain to MARK how HIS lightsaber worked.
I got the idea it was more for the viewers, which is why Mark listened for a while then expanded on it.
@@pon3d120 definitely more for the viewers. Dude was just trying to lead Mark on what to talk about cause I'm sure he has hundreds of stories and other facts.
@@EX7Sonic Definitely, this was just a poorly cut clip
You’d be surprised with OT props. A lot of stuff got passed around and they weren’t always using the same props from scene to scene. By ROTJ, they weren’t really using the rotating blades anymore because the proved too problematic, so the spinning top was really a vestigial component
its incredible how much negativity the internet can project onto a normal conversation
Mark doesn't need to hear all of this. He's a higly trained professional!
Rise and shine luke
The right Jedi in the wrong place can make _all_ the difference in the Galaxy.
Don’t worry, it’s for the viewers sake.
I've assured the Emperor nothing will go _wroooonnng_
EXEEE XEEE XEEE XEEE XEEE
Let’s be honest this was a more epic “Luke getting his lightsaber back” moment than the sequels ever gave us
True and depressing.
What sequels?
@@mathr719 Based?
Cry harder incel
@@mathr719 The canonical sequel trilogy which was released between 2015 and 2019
When you can make Mark Hammil go into fanboy mode about a Star Wars prop THATS saying something!
From what I've seen the real trick is getting Mark Hamill out of Fanboy mode.
I mean to him it's much more than a prop, it's a piece of his history. I would fanboy too.
@@subsume7904Damn straight.
A piece of CINEMA history!
From the glory days.
Not this era of lazy cash grabs, plagiarized ripoffs, and raceswapped genderbent wannabes!
I'll never get over how passionate Mark is about Star Wars.
This has the feeling of someone whose got a vivid memory, just at the edge of their mind, and with a little help reeling it back in can suddenly remember the whole thing.
Being his only real role , I bet it’s always on his mind😂😂😂
@mykehunt2430 Nah this dude was Joker & Skips to
He's so strong with the force he talked without even moving his mouth!
Mark Hamill ❤ he deserved so much better than what happened to him in the latest movies
Yes! He deserves so much better than an entire film and a half of a season of television being a love letter to his character!... wait...
The _fans_ deserve better than what we got in the latest movies!
We don't talk about Jake Skywalker
@@Durwood71THE FANS DON’T DESERVE SHIT!!!
@@cpob2013Because he doesn’t exist. The Last Jedi gave us Luke Skywalker. The same one he was from the Original Trilogy
I like that he finds out it was his and immediately picks it up and doesn’t let go for the rest of the video. Sort of sweet
I’d have stuffed that thing up my sleeve and walked off set with it the day we were done filming if I were him.
"its mine, im gonna keep it. Nobody can stop me"
Lucas got to keep the toys
At the time nobody really knew how big this was going to be. He was probably glad just to of had the work and work beside Sir Alec My error thought they said first film at first then my comment would of been more valid
@@scottrobb651I mean by RoTJ I think they knew Star Wars was big
As I recall Liam Neeson did that with his lightsaber. Either that or they gave it to him as a memento. At any rate there was a video of him showing off some props he had from his previous movie roles and then he showed his old lightsaber from Episode 1 as well. 😃
It is awesome seeing him treating it as it was his symbol of pride
Unlike tossing it off a cliff like in the movies
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The effort that went into making my childhood an entertainment masterpiece is amazing. It’s a shame we couldn’t get a sequel trilogy with as much effort put into it.
And now it's too late. Can't wait for Disney to go under for what it has done to the franchise.
He was the persona of light in Luke Skywalker and the embodiment of dark playing the Joker, i would argue these 2 characters are very unique and he is very passionate about both
I love the fact that they gave it to him to honor him since he is one of the few actors of the old star wars movie left... and it was awesome
If I remember correctly, it was the blue lightsaber in the trailer from return of the Jedi, but they changed it to green lightsaber instead.
"I see you have constructed a new lightsaber....."
Think it was to contrast it with the blue sky in the background
Yep. Originally there was only blue, then Vader's was turned red to represent evil, then Luke's second was turned green to contrast against the sky on Tatooine, then SLJ asked nicely for a purple one.
@@doomsdayrabbit4398 yep
@@doomsdayrabbit4398I love that story. Goes to show how actors and set design choices can ignite creativity.
Nowadays it’s all green screens and volumes, with actors ready to be fired off one bad tweet. It’s a vacuum that sucks all potential movie magic and happy accidents. Name one fun behind-the-scenes story from the sequel trilogy. You can’t.
Got to see Mark Hamill at Gencon in the mid 90s. Dude was incredibly polite and laid back.
So THIS is how he'd react if someone were to hand him his old lightsaber.
Interesting. Very interesting.
Ohhhh my god, they made that "wire down the arm to a battery pack" thing an in-universe lore piece for ancient republic stuff
One might think him talking about how the effect was done would lesson it, but somehow it enhances the movie magic.
Meanwhile Rian Johnson would be like, "Who cares, have Luke throw it away."
Wrong lightsaber. Rey was trying to hand Luke Anakin's lightsaber, which had been presumed lost.
On top of that, Luke had given up on being a leading figure in galactic events. That lightsaber represents a willingness to get involved and potentially cause more harm than good, which is how he rationalizes it, given he had a hand in his nephew Ben turning to the Dark Side.
@@blam320 that's what we call a non-canonical event
Or a WTF event. @@UDLRABKYS
Yes, the man who bravely walked into Palpatine's throne room at Vader's side would never run away and hide on an island on a planet in the middle of nowhere.@@UDLRABKYS
I mean.. to play a bit of devil advocate.. you can have actors be sentimental and still write their character as not caring about something.. like.. I dunno if you know this or not
There's a frame or two were Mark stares at the blade part of the handle again 😂. Practice safe saber handling.
Can we just appreciate the Ralph McQuarrie book on the table also?
I could listen to Mark talk for hours.
What disney did to Mark Hamill and his character will never be forgotten.
hopefully it will be erased from the canon
It's really sad. The original Starwars Trilogy of movies was truly something special. And now they just milk it dry with bad sequels. Ruining lukes character for all time.
blame Kathleen Kennedy more then anyone else...George left her after the sale as a guardian of his baby and she has done so much damage to it @@MeldinX2
This is what fans wanted to see when luke got his lightsaber back
dude not gonna lie everytime i see him get into character i tear up because he is and was that character
Mark Hamill is definitely a celebrity we didn't deserve, but definitely needed.
He's just such a fun guy, andat the end of the day, you can bet your ass that he geeks out about the films he was in just as much as fans.
I recently read some old interview where he admitted to reading star wars fanfic back in the 80s--if that isn't dedicated, idk what is
Harrison Ford picks up his old blaster, points it at the host, says "interviews over", squeezes the trigger, and gets angry that it's not real.
**edits interview so interviewer shoots first**
If I met “Luke” I would ask if he could get me solo’s autograph
I miss the days when the actors, directors, producers, writers, etc loved the material and stories they were working on. They genuinely geeked out with the fans. Now they despise the material and despise the fans.
A good portion of that isn't the actors' fault. Look at how excited John Boyega was to be in a star wars movie before disney shafted him
Only one to pick up the .antle these days, is Ryan Reynolds with Deadpool... He is as passionate about that character, as Mark Hamill is about Luke Skywalker.... And I love them both dearly for being that way 👍😀👍
Mark Hamill is a national treasure and needs to be protected at all costs
Tell *him* that. He's been a real ass at times.
I mean he's probably had to deal with a whole lot of hell throughout the years from fans. @@youmustcreateachanne
Mark Hamill had a terrible career outside this fantastic movie he was lucky to be apart of. Mark Hamill should keep off of social media and focus on his 1 movie series career.
He is the "puke" of Hollywood and thats not saying anything since Hollywood is trash
Then again Carrie Fisher wasnt exactly a shining star either
Harrison Ford, now thats a real actor
@@TequillanSunrise agree with Harrison Ford, that actors should stay off of social media, and the general concept that hollywood is trash, but Hamill has had a good career as a voice actor. He's managed to do other stuff beyond star wars
Love the OG trinity, stop being the Star Wars fans for a minute and actually appreciate them for a bit.
Having the original must feel like the "holy grail" for a star wars collector.
Imagine telling Mark Hamill how prop lightsabers worked in the Star Wars OT 😂
Why cut it off
It’s really nice seeing stuff like this, you can tell Mark is feeling emotions when he’s told it’s the actual prop, and not a replica
Love it when that story pops up again.
As soon as he realizes what he's holding, he's right back there on the set again!
Imagine if Mark actually had the real Saber hilt at home, ans this guy thought his was real when it really is a replica..
This feels more emotional than the end of The Force Awakens.
For some reason, it's weird thinking he didn't keep the prop for himself. Like, how could anybody else claim ownership to it?!
Costumes and props stay with the set. But then there's Ryan Reynolds who just walked off with his costume.
I bet seeing/holding that thing brought back so many memories for him.
Gotta love how much passion Mark has for Luke.
I really like how he immediately aims at his face like he did in "A New Hope" lol. Yes, its not real. Still hilarious.
I think geek talking with Mark Hamil, might probably be the coolest thing in the World.
"There is good in him, I can sense it" 💙
I'm surprised that Hamill wasn't able to keep his lightsaber after the movie
I like how the guy was trying to give Mark Hamill a history lesson of his saber. He was in the movie dude, I think he knows the history.
The cannon reaction to luke seeing his old lightsaber
Me, an old fart who saw A NEW HOPE in a theatre back in '77: "You will need this for the Yuuzhan Vong invasion".
Disney:
You didn't see a movie called A New Hope in 1977, you saw a movie that was just called Star Wars.
They changed the title later when they decided to milk more money out of it with haphazard ideas like blowing up another Death Star and everyone being family even if they've been kissing on the mouth
@@customsongmakersounds like how most movies with sequels and beyond develope, minus the additions to the name.
woah
Pretty cool 🤷♂️
I love how they both know, as we all do here, about the truth,
but still play along, claiming it was only a "movie" and some "props" and "special effects".
Genuine Jedi trick. Weren't I myself half-Toydarian, I might have felt for it.
When a Jedi Master rediscovers his roots, as his admirer slowly becomes the Padawan out of pure admiration for the Jedi Master.
This was the story we were missing in the films.
what a putz
He's so passionate about Star Wars and they went and ruined his character
Define "ruined."
@@blam320 they trashed the basis of what his character was built on and believed in. Ruined.
I know it's fantasy, but can you imagine the guts it would take to willingly face Vader?@@ElixirOfEuphoria
@@blam320 Episode 4 is called "A New Hope". Luke was the carrier of that hope. He was meant to never give up and to go on to fight evil. And he did.
And in the bad movies they took that energy from him.
was fully waiting to hear him say "I DON'T REMEMBER OWNING ANY LIGHT SABER!" 😂🤣😂😂😂😛
Mark Hamill is such a cool dude.May the force be with you man
His only claim to fame and he has been holding on to his one acting roll for decades.
Yes, i'm sure being famous for voicing The Joker also isn't a thing.
Mark is a terrible actor
I love the idea that they had battery packs on them. It reminds me of the lore of the oldest light sabers.
0:15 I was expecting Mark Hamill to point the lightsaber in his face like how Luke did in A New Hope 😂
It would have worked if it was that prop but this ain’t that since like what that guy said it was used by Alec Guinness in the first movie before being reused as Mark’s in Return of the Jedi and isn’t Anakins from the first 2 movies
1small thing I like about this, was when the interviewer started to tell his trivia and Mark started elaborating, the interviewer let him finish. Because he was telling trivia about a movie to the actor of it's main character. It feels like good etiquette to let Mark take over like that. After all, he was there.
Mark Hammil's reaction was like mine when I found an old toy in a box in my closet that I had forgotten about for years.
I do love that in universe, in old lore, one of the prototypes for the lightsaber is that cable leading to the battery pack and much combat focused on it.
"Do not cite the deep magic to me witch. I was there when it was written"
Mark Hamill getting excited about the old movies is so genuinely warming
Hearing the metallic clicks and clacks from the hilt was really satisfying. I could imagine the weight of it.
Star Wars is still alive in Mark Hamill. Legend
Mark is so awesome! Always been my favourite 😎I love his voice, it’s the best ✨
That’s so cool hearing that story over and over again.
mark hamill looks pretty good these days. looks more like hes 55 than 71. aging like fine wine
Somehow, this reaction to seeing his old saber feels more in character than the one we got in the actual movies...
Man, I'd be afraid to even touch that. That thing is a holy relic of film
They had to dub the "this is pretty cool" line in, Marks mouth isnt even moving lmfaooo
This is the sort of thing we should have gotten in the movies.
Dispite all the issues in recent years with both Mark Hamill & with Star Wars. It's still brings a smile to my face hearing the guy geek out over something so iconic.
He's like Al Bundy holding on too the glory of the one thing he did 30 years ago
"I haven't seen this thing in years"
I half expected him to toss it over his shoulder lmao
The amount of self control it had to take when Mark says " ....So that's a replica...." and satisfaction when he goes " No.... it's not a replica"
The moment he picked it up it looked like he was going to stare down the barrel again.
Old habits die hard.
Oh my god.
The legends back pack light sabers on based on real life Og props. That’s freakin cool.
0:39
Mark: ... because is reflects the life source back...
Now, that's some Force stuff that I've never heard about.
This needs to be longer
So respectful of him to wait for a queue before talking.
I need the confidence of the person who tries to explain to Mark Hamill that there was a really cool story about the making of Star wars
Guy starts the story... Luke finishes it.
Does anyone have a link to the full video? I'd be grateful!
"I felt a great elation in the Force... It was as if millions of fans cried out in joy and were suddenly satiated."
Three to two odds Hamill was ready to pull out his checkbook RIGHT THERE to get it back.
"It's not a replica!?"
*Ignites lightsaber and slices right hand off*
Mark: "I haven't seen this in years!"
Proceeds to point it directly at his face.
Again.