Even if he didn't like it, he took the role seriously. If you consider he served in the Royal Naval Reserve during WW2, he's playing a character who is reminiscing about someone he was close to during the clone wars, he doesn't need to know much about the universe to know how an old war veteran would react when telling the stories. Human emotion is still the same regardless of fighting with bullets or lasers.
To my knowledge he didn’t. I seem to remember reading a story about a kid asking him for an autograph and he made the kid cry by telling him he would sign something if the kid never watched Star Wars again. Dunno how true it is though.
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u/lordcheeto Oct 31 '24 edited Oct 31 '24
"I think my uncle knows him. He said he was dead."
"Oh he's not dead. Not yet."
"You know him?"
"Well of course I know him, he's me."
R2-D2 bleep bloops
"I haven't gone by the name of Obi-Wan since, oh, before you were born."
https://youtu.be/oTV2tS4nRPE?t=189