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Total Film
Total Film
Entertainment
Lauren Milici

After 53 years of acting, Mark Hamill says he's only motivated to take on "interesting" and "atypical" roles: "I'm not on the phone to my agent saying, I gotta be in a Marvel movie"

Mark Hamill as the Major in The Long Walk.

While he's mainly focused on voiceover roles these days, Mark Hamill says he's not opposed to taking on interesting and atypical roles that motivate him in a way he "wouldn't have imagined."

"The older you get, the less you care. So, I wasn't being dramatic like, 'Oh, I'm gonna retire," Hamill explains to GamesRadar+. "I said to my agent, I'll keep doing voiceover, but I just don't relish the idea of going off on location and leaving my family. Because [with] voiceover, they're four-hour sessions. You might have two on one day, but then you go home to your wife and your dogs, and you sleep in your own bed. All I was saying is I'm at a point where I don't have the fire in my belly anymore."

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