Mark Hamill Embraces Dark Role in 'The Fall of the House of Usher'
Mark Hamill expresses his gratitude to director Mike Flanagan for the opportunity to portray a unique character in "The Fall of the House of Usher." This role, an "amoral, soulless, sociopath lawyer," significantly differs from Hamill's iconic character, Luke Skywalker. Despite his diverse career, much of Hamill's work has been in voice acting, limiting his on-camera roles. Flanagan's offer allowed Hamill to explore a darker side of acting that he had not previously showcased. Their collaboration continues with Hamill's role in Flanagan's upcoming film, "The Life of Chuck," based on a Stephen King story.
What role did Mark Hamill play in "The Fall of the House of Usher"?
Mark Hamill played an "amoral, soulless, sociopath lawyer" in the series, marking a significant departure from his previous roles.
How has Mike Flanagan influenced Mark Hamill's career?
Mike Flanagan gave Hamill the opportunity to take on a unique and darker role, which has opened doors for more diverse on-camera performances.
What is the upcoming project featuring Mark Hamill and Mike Flanagan?
The upcoming project is "The Life of Chuck," a film based on Stephen King's work, where Hamill will have a role, although not as a villain.