Mark Hamill is clearing the air concerning his future within the Star Wars universe.

The 73-year-old actor, who famously performed Luke Skywalker in six Star Wars movies, addressed the rumors that he “stop” the franchise in a latest interview.

“Effectively, let me say: they haven’t requested me. It’s not like they stated, ‘Please come again.’ I don’t need to make a giant PR pronouncement like ‘That is my determination.’ I’m simply saying that it actually felt like a conclusion,” he stated whereas on Sunday TODAY With Wille Geist.

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For those who didn’t know, Luke Skywalker dies throughout 2017′s The Final Jedi, and Mark reprised the function as a spirit for The Rise of Skywalker in 2019. Within the interview, Mark additionally mentioned how he feels concerning the arc of his character.

“My character was given full closure. I died, sarcastically by overdosing on the Pressure, I would level out. As soon as the Skywalker trilogy was over, it was an entire new period for them, George [Lucas] gave them this wonderful canvas, your entire galaxy. They will do Westerns, mysteries, comedies, whodunits, something inside that realm of Star Wars,” he stated.

“They usually’re doing so nicely. I simply suppose it’s time. I had my time. I’m actually appreciative, however I’m actually trying to the long run for all these new tasks,” he added.

Earlier this month, the upcoming film Star Wars: Starfighter formally forged its villain function.