Man, I love how Mark Hamill kept it cool when Acosta dressed up as Darth Vader 
. It's like, you'd expect him to go all in and play the bad guy, but nope, he just rolls with it 
. It's actually kinda impressive how well he can switch between his characters, I mean, we've seen some epic battles between Luke and Vader on screen, but this is a whole different level of acting chops 
. The question is, what makes someone like Hamill so talented? Is it just memorizing lines or is there something more to it? Maybe he's got a secret training session with George Lucas 
. It's like, you'd expect him to go all in and play the bad guy, but nope, he just rolls with it . It's actually kinda impressive how well he can switch between his characters, I mean, we've seen some epic battles between Luke and Vader on screen, but this is a whole different level of acting chops . The question is, what makes someone like Hamill so talented? Is it just memorizing lines or is there something more to it? Maybe he's got a secret training session with George Lucas 
I was laughing so hard when he pretended to be confused by his own character, I'm pretty sure Jim Acosta wasn't expecting that reaction at all! 
It's really interesting to think about what makes a great actor like Mark Hamill able to bring characters to life, is it just memorization or is there something more? Maybe he's got some secret Jedi powers 
.
... Like, what's the point of dressing up as Darth Vader just to get a reaction out of Mark Hamill? Can't they come up with something more creative than that? 
It's just so predictable. And yeah, Mark Hamill did play it cool, but let's be real, he's been doing this for decades, it's not like it was a stretch or anything 
... Still, I gotta give him props for keeping the laughs going and showing off his acting chops 
... But can we talk about how cheesy this whole thing is? Darth Vader in a CNN studio? Come on!