You might need to sit down for this revelation.
Mark Hamill has appeared in multiple "Star Wars" movies!
OK, that in itself is not exactly surprising news. He’s been there since the 1977 original portraying one of the franchise’s main heroes, Luke Skywalker.
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However, Hamill, 69, revealed almost off-handedly on Twitter Wednesday that he’s had secret cameos in every franchise entry since 2015… even the ones that don’t feature Skywalker in the plot.
The reveal happened in response to a tweet from Wookieepedia, a "Star Wars" fan resource online entity, that dropped the trivia that Hamill provided the voice of the droid bartender EV-9D9 in the Disney Plus "Star Wars" series "The Mandalorian."
Hamill then took it upon himself to respond with some heretofore-unknown trivia of his own.
So far, Hamill has yet to elaborate on which characters he voiced, but with a wide array of droids and creatures that often go uncredited, the possibilities for Hamill Easter eggs are virtually endless in the franchise.
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For his part, Hamill has made his name outside of the franchise as an accomplished voice-actor in a number of animated properties, most notably playing the Joker multiple times beginning with the Emmy-winning syndicated cartoon "Batman: The Animated Series" in the early 1990s.
Hamill’s vocal chops will next be on display as Skeletor when Netflix drops the first five episodes of their He-Man sequel series "Masters Of The Universe: Revelations" on Friday.
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