When it comes to autographing Star Wars merchandise for fans, actor Mark Hamill is a bona fide expert.
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After responding individually to over twenty queries, he then suggested that fans look through examples of the autographs he’d verified to see exactly how he signs his name. “I’m so sorry there’s so many fans spending their hard-earned money for fradulent signatures”, he wrote.
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The actor, 64, reprises his role as Luke Skywalker in the latest film Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which called for a surge in sales of related products – especially posters and other items said to be signed by the Star Wars cast.
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As a result, many avid Star Wars fans are buying fake autographs. “I owe it to all true fans to protect them from being victimized by dishonest dealers!” Hamill tweeted on Tuesday that from now on he’ll “Like” tweets sent to him with real signatures.
More than a few were fake, but plenty were real – Hamill also “liked” ones that were real too, so don’t fret if he didn’t respond personally – and you could usually tell by the real cheesy dad jokes that were written on them.
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Instead of using light sabers to stop an evil Emperor from taking over the galaxy, Hamill has determined that he should help “Star Wars” collectors from wasting their money on merchandise and collectibles that aren’t real.
