ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月31日 02時46分

It was maybe the longest buildup in movie history. But more than 3 decades after he last appeared onscreen, some 2 hours into “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” there was Luke Skywalker. Standing at a cliff with a solemn look on his face, the weathered hero was about to receive his lightsaber from Rey, the young heroine, when the story ended. If this was a bittersweet moment for fans — an abrupt, tantalizing preface to “The Last Jedi,” which opens December 15 — imagine how it felt for Mark Hamill. @hamillhimself has always embraced his #StarWars legacy, but when he was invited back, he hesitated: “I was just really scared,” he said. When Harrison Ford said yes, though, he realized he had to agree, too. “Can you imagine if I was the only one to say no? I’d be the most hated man in nerd-dom.” The series defined and dominated the 66-year-old actor’s career. The franchise went into periods of hibernation, then came roaring back and restored him to relevance when he least expected it. “I’m such a fraud,” he told our reporter Dave Itzkoff with a theatrical air. “But I’m enjoying all the residual attention that the movie’s getting. I should be, by all rights, puttering in my garden with a metal detector, telling kids to get off my lawn. What’s not to love?” Visit the link in our profile to read the full interview, and to see more portraits of #MarkHamill by @tlillegraven.

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