“As a lifelong Stephen King fanatic, I’m thrilled beyond words to be a part of something he loved,” Hamill tweeted in response to King’s praise of his voice work in “Child’s Play.”
The appearance was widely expected by “Star Wars” fans but has now been confirmed by the franchise icon.
“When I agreed to it, and it sunk in that they wanted me to do this, I felt intimidation like I hadn’t felt since I did the Joker,” Hamill said at a recent press conference.
Once a joker, always a joker.
The world’s deadliest doll comes for Aubrey Plaza and Brian Tyree Henry in this summer’s horror reboot.
The Batman villain has been voiced by Hamill since 1992 and is now being played by Phoenix in an upcoming movie.
Even Yoda didn’t see this coming.
The veteran actor also reveals why his work in the upcoming “Dark Crystal” prequel series offered up a whole new challenge.
“It’s like working for some secret deep state government organization, like being in the CIA,” Hamill said about the security measures being used to protect spoilers.
The “Star Wars” legend reacted to the midterm election results on social media.
“How about replacing it with someone who really earned it?” Hamill said when reacting to the news that Trump’s star could be removed.
The veteran “Star Wars” actor took to Twitter to respond to the news that his on-screen sister would still appear in the next film in the series.
