$1bn dollars, the last film has taken so far. And it's not even out on DVD yet.
Clearly the main protagonists could all sod off to the south of France and spend the rest of their lives seeing if it is possible to spend £20m on parties, booze, drugs and prostitutes in one lifetime.
But assuming they don't, and want to carry on acting, who do you think will most easily be able to shake off the role that will hang around their necks like an albatross, when taking on new projects? And who, like Mark Hamill (and to a similar degree Carrie Fisher, Christopher Reeve or Julie Andrews), simply never will, and will never feature again because audiences will always associate them with their most famous character?
Clearly the main protagonists could all sod off to the south of France and spend the rest of their lives seeing if it is possible to spend £20m on parties, booze, drugs and prostitutes in one lifetime.
But assuming they don't, and want to carry on acting, who do you think will most easily be able to shake off the role that will hang around their necks like an albatross, when taking on new projects? And who, like Mark Hamill (and to a similar degree Carrie Fisher, Christopher Reeve or Julie Andrews), simply never will, and will never feature again because audiences will always associate them with their most famous character?
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