Mark Hamill thanks Peyton Reed for giving him chance to revise Luke Skywalker

The surprise cameo appearance of Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in the Peyton Reed-directed The Mandalorian finale was met with a unanimously positive response by the fans of the Star Wars Saga. And now, Mark Hamill himself, who is very much considered to be a Star Wars icon at this point in time, has gone ahead and thanked the director of The Mandalorian finale for portraying Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker as a symbol of hope.  He expressed the same through a Tweet, which was essentially a response to Reed's gratitude filled-post itself. Both of them can be found below.

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The Tweets:

 

Dear @HamillHimself,

When I was a kid, this photo hung on my bedroom wall. STAR WARS, and Luke Skywalker in particular, meant a great deal to me.

Some things never change.

It was an honor and a dream come true to work with you on @themandalorian. Thank you. #MTFBWY pic.twitter.com/trJulIaEf6

— Peyton Reed (@MrPeytonReed)

 

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Dear @MrPeytonReed,

I am so grateful to have been given the unexpected opportunity to revisit my character when he was still a symbol of hope & optimism.

Your assured direction & kindness was a crucial element in the experience & means more to me than I can say.#ThankYOU🙏 https://t.co/yNngOQdJRS

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself)

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About the episode:

Mark Hamill was seen revising his character of Luke Skywalker in The Mandalorian's season finale which was directed by Reed, who has also helmed a handful of Ant-Man films. The episode in question also featured Ming Na Wen of Two And A Half Men fame. The episode saw Hamill's Jedi Master of a character meet up with Pedro Pascal's bounty hunter, who is colloquially called Mando through the show, and his fellow teammates. The objective of the meet in question is to take Grogu aka Baby Yoda to where he belongs. The subsequent sequence in which he fights the Dark Troopers, which acted as a build-up scene, earned praises from the devotees. For the sequence, Hamill appeared as a de-aged version of himself, who helped in resurrecting his character through filming some motion capture sequences.  He was seen accompanying yet another iconic character, R2D2.

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