Luke Skywalker is a fictional character and the main protagonist of the original film trilogy of the Star Wars franchise, where he is portrayed by Mark Hamill. In the first film of the trilogy, he lives with his aunt and uncle on a family farm on Tatooine. Over the course of the film he is forced to leave home, and finds himself apprenticed to the Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi. He soon becomes an important figure in the Rebel Alliance, leading...
Luke tells The Princess that he is there to rescue her.
Luke realizes that the Storm troopers must have figured out when the Droids w...
Luke is happy that 3PO and R2 were about to shut down the garbage masher.
Luke thinks that R2 is going to cause him a lot of trouble in the future.
General Dodanna briefs the pilots before the rebel pilots attack.
Luke complains that he had other plans before he was given some chores.
Luke wonders why Han hasn't tried to outrun the Star Destroyers yet.
Luke tells Obi-Wan that he wants to go to Alderaan with him.
Uncle Owen thinks the Jawa's are trying to sell him some bad droids.
Obi-Wan reveals to Luke that he is the man that R2 is looking for.
Luke tells Han that he is thankful that he has the smuggling compartments.
Obi-Wan explains how the foce can be used against the weak-minded.
Luke thinks that going full throttle will help evade the fighters.
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