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" At the end of\u00A0Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the biggest question left unanswered\u00A0was who\u00A0Rey, the female protagonist played by\u00A0Daisy Ridley, really is and where she came from.\u00A0So when Mark Hamill decided to open his mouth during a recent appearance at the Oxford Union,\u00A0an audience\u00A0that seemed\u00A0to have a hard time separating movies from reality cried &amp;quot;spoiler!&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Daisy is incredible, so genuine, appealing, lovable, she beams, she has a wonderful charisma.\u00A0I adore her,&amp;quot; the\u00A0actor said.\u00A0&amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s my daughter&amp;#039;s age,\u00A0and that&amp;#039;s how I relate to her.&amp;quot; The audience literally\u00A0gasped.\u00A0&amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t mean anything by that. As actors, that&amp;#039;s how I relate to that,&amp;quot; Hamill added.\u00A0 Is this suspicious? Hardly.\u00A0 Contrary to what the audience seemed to believe,\u00A0Mark Hamill and Daisy Ridley aren&amp;#039;t Luke Skywalker\u00A0and Rey in real life. So when they talk about their relationship as\u00A0actors\u2014as real human beings\u2014it doesn&amp;#039;t mean they&amp;#039;re being cryptic.\u00A0 Hamill and Ridley will be back in\u00A0Star Wars: Episode VIII, slated for a\u00A0December 15, 2017 release. Maybe between now and then we can learn the difference between an actor and a character.\u00A0\u00A0 [h/t:\u00A0Digital Spy] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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