The 65-year-old actor, who portrays the Jedi Knight in the sci-fi franchise, said he wishes Luke came to the rescue and saved Han (Harrison Ford) before his on-screen son Kylo Ren kills him, according to The Hollywod Reporter.
"When I was reading it, I thought if Leia is trying to mentally contact me and she is unsuccessful, she'll rush to his (Han's) aid and get into some dire situation, and that's when I show up," Hamill said.
Hamill called it, in his opinion, a "missed opportunity," but added he has a lot of "terrible ideas"; he just likes to share them in case there is something the filmmakers like.
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