Mark Hamill will stop lending his voice to the role

It’s well known that the geek world has figures they consider their standards, none more so than Mark Hamill, an actor known mostly for acting. Luke Skywalker In the original trilogy star wars, and even in the last two episodes of the franchise. However, he is also recognized for lending his voice to animated characters, and among so many numbers is one that is quite iconic.

Since the 90s, the actor has acted the jokerIts villain batman Which has been loved by fans, and has happened not only in DC animated series, but also in other projects like video games and even movies. Although he died a year ago. Kevin ConroyWho was the bat detective, and it seems that with this farewell, Hamill He also decided to bid farewell to his opponent.

through Fan Expo San Francisco Horrible announced the news, noting that it’s not much fun to continue the character without Batman, directly referring to it Conroy. So yes, he will leave a legacy to those who fulfill the need to give life with their voices the joker. And apparently, the same thing is going to happen with the Gotham hero, so we’ll have to wait for a new statement.

Here’s what he mentioned Hamill:

Kevin was perfection. He was one of my favorite people in the world and I loved him like a brother. He truly cared about those around him – his decency shone through in everything he did. Every time I saw him or talked to him, my spirits lifted.

With everything in mind, it’s very possible that he still has an additional role that we don’t know about yet, and that’s in video games Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Conroy He gave voice for the last time batman. That means yes the joker By doing some sort of cameo, we can get short lines out of it Hamill.

Note that the series they participate in is available HBO Max.

Through: Twitter

Editor’s note: People will definitely be a little disappointed, but at the end of the day it’s the actor’s decision and it has to be respected. Additionally, it could open the door for a new generation of voice actors in the United States.