"Star Wars" fans across the world were treated to the reveal of the title of the next movie in the Skywalker saga Monday - "The Last Jedi." The Associated Press was able to catch up with Mark Hamill shortly after the title debut.
The 65-year-old actor revealed that he has been in the know for some time about the eighth film's title.
"I said, 'Don't tell me these things,'" said Hamill jokingly. "I talk in my sleep."
Hamill finds the paranoia over leaks kind of funny considering they never worried about spoilers when making the original trilogy with George Lucas.
"It's funny, 'cause you know, back when we were making the original, nobody cared," he added.
Mark Hamill, the actor behind Luke Skywalker, said he found out about the Episode VIII title a while back while filming.
Hamill chose his words carefully when asked his thoughts on the sequel title.
"It's got a real samurai …" Hamill started before tweaking his word choice. "It's straightforward and minimalist and I like that."
Does that mean the title is straightforward enough to presume that "The Last Jedi" may be referencing Hamill's character? He has been considered the last Jedi, though he now may have another young padawan to train in Rey.
Fans were thrown off by the ominous red lettering of the new logo, causing many to wonder whether it may spell doom for Skywalker.
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" will open in US theaters December 15, 2017.
Watch the full clip via the AP below: