The actor, Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, makes eyes of the role of Vesemir and asks the Netflix series to call his agents for the second season.
Now that the Skywalker saga is over, Mark Hamill has the agenda much more liberated and in recent days he has joked again with his appearance on The Witcher, the Netflix series. The actor, who gave life to Luke in Star Wars, posted a funny comment on his social networks last year, where he claimed to have no idea who Vesemir was or what the Witcher was going to, but that it was still a role he should Be played by him. After several jokes with the showrunner of the series, Lauren S. Hissrich, and with the game's own official account, everything was left in a new yearning and desire for fans. Until now.
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– The Witcher (@witchergame) March 6, 2018
Hamill has returned to rescue the issue for Christmas, on the occasion of the success in which the series has been converted (to which there are already those who compare with Game of Thrones). “I still have no idea what this is or what's going on, but I do know that they haven't asked me to do Vesemir yet … yet. #LlamadAMiAgente ”, said the actor in a new tweet that has not taken in reaching eleven thousand retweets and more than ninety thousand likes. And if that were not enough, among the first responses to it are one of the same Hissrich that calls us to be attentive. Who knows, maybe we will get a surprise in the second season when we see Vesemir appear, who in case you don't remember, is the oldest and most experienced wizard of Kaer Morhen, where he is a father figure to Geralt and the rest of his family.
We'll see if the actor ends up finally joining Henry Cavill, who is so tied to the character of the sorcerer that he has acknowledged having played The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt for more than 100 hours, which he has already completed twice and a half. The actor has declared himself a PC gamer, which prefers consoles, and has even recognized with which games he has grown (Delta Force and Half Life) and to which he is now hooked (Total War: Warhammer 2). Who would like to mentor him?
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– Lauren S. Hissrich (@LHissrich) December 25, 2019
