In the tweet, Star Wars Holo Side posted a short behind-the-scenes video of the scene the place Luke returns to talk with Leia one final time earlier than he goes off to battle in “Star Wars: Episode IX – The Last Jedi.” Luke reveals up and has a quiet second together with his twin sister, telling her he is sorry about her son Ben, who she says she is aware of is gone from her. Luke reminds her that “no one is ever really gone,” takes her hand, leaves Han’s cube in it, and kisses her on the top. The tweet mentioned:
“This scene […] between Leia & Luke must have been emotionally rich on the set for you @HamillHimself & @rianjohnson for ‘The Last Jedi.’ I really like [it] as a ‘Star Wars’ fan. [T]hank you really for what you provided with Luke & Leia, ‘The Last Jedi.’ Fabulous, thank you!”
Hamill responded to the tweet by saying:
“An emotionally charged day on set filming this because, knowing he was about to sacrifice his life for the greater good, Luke was saying goodbye … forever. The kiss was unscripted & spontaneous in the moment, summarizing his/my feelings in a way words could never have conveyed.”
An emotionally charged day on set filming this as a result of, understanding he was about to sacrifice his life for the larger good, Luke was saying goodbye… without end. The kiss was unscripted & spontaneous within the second, summarizing his/my emotions in a method phrases might by no means have conveyed. https://t.co/l6Ap50WO8U
— Mark Hamill (@MarkHamill) March 3, 2019
Hamill improvised the kiss on the brow to say goodbye, and right here come the tears once more. The factor that nobody might have identified once they have been taking pictures “The Last Jedi” was that this may be Carrie Fisher’s remaining “Star Wars” movie, although footage of her was used to complete “Rise of Skywalker.” She died on the age of 60 on December 27, 2016, and “The Last Jedi” was launched on December 9, 2017.