In a recent interview, Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill revealed one thing he hated about working on the original Star Wars movie. Hamill is coming up on 50 years since they debuted the iconic sci-fi franchise on the big screen in 1977. While it may not have seemed like it at the time, Hamill and the rest of the Star Wars: A New Hope creative team would be creating a seminal work of blockbuster filmmaking and chiseling its world and characters into the annals of Hollywood history. However, it was not always that way. Luke Skywalker was, at one point, just a name on a page, and his journey of saving the galaxy from the villainous Empire was just a twinkle in creator George Lucas' eye. That means there were plenty of changes between the scribbles in Lucas' notebooks and what made it on-screen, some of which were not met with the best reception from those involved in making the first Star Wars movie. Appearing on a recent episode of ITV's This Morning, Mark Hamill revealed there was one thing from his time working on Star Wars: Episode IV (aka the very first Star Wars movie), his character's name. Read full article on The Direct.