I think my favorite of the Force for Change campaign ads was when Hamill dressed up like a Stormtrooper and just blended in with everybody else on Hollywood Boulevard, asking people who everyone's favorite Star Wars character was (spoiler Harrison Ford won). It's so humble and awesome. He never even reveals himself.

Yeah that's been my theory for a while now. Plus Hamill likes playing bad guys. It would explain Leia and Han's sad embrace in the trailer too, since the possible "daughter" doesn't seem to have defected or anything, and the Kylo Ren is Luke's son makes perfect sense, but Luke's the one pulling the strings, disenfranchised with the Jedi just like father like son.. I'm a little jealous of my little brother because he won tickets to see it on opening night and is taking his friend, but I'm playing it pretty cool, I think. I'll just have to remember to stay off the infowebs for a week or so.

Completely illogical but impressive how he managed to break into the studio with a crew to do this.

Tim Russ directed one of Voyager's only good episodes, a story about The Doctor being awakened as an historical artifact in an alien museum hundreds of years in the future.

That is all I have to say about this.