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Mark Hamill, Patrick Stewart tease Star Trek/Star Wars crossover
Now that Mark Hamill and Sir Patrick Stewart have lastly confronted off, they’ve some ideas on what an official Star Wars and Star Trek crossover would possibly seem like.
The style icons have filmed an advert for Uber Eats the place the Jedi and the Starfleet captain debate over the pronunciation of the world ‘tomatoes’.
Seeing icons of two of the most important franchises collectively finally brings up the age-old argument over whether or not an precise crossover would work, so Hamill and Stewart shared their ideas with Men’s Journal.
“I would think that Picard would want Skywalker on his crew, but would be sure to keep a careful eye on him. Because he has a few personality traits that Picard might want to keep tabs on,” Stewart hinted.
Hamill predicted that Luke Skywalker would discover aligning with the strictly-regimented Starfleet helpful, because the Rebel Alliance was at all times a free alliance at greatest.
“I think Luke would very much respect Picard and the Starfleet force as a whole,” he stated. “The Rebel Alliance that he is part of is far much less organised, and could be put to disgrace so far as execution by what he would see on the Enterprise.
“I additionally consider Luke is a lifelong scholar, regardless of the actual fact he turns into a Jedi Master, and I feel he would have rather a lot to study from Picard.”
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While an precise movie crossover will more than likely by no means occur, each franchises have truly crossed over with different universes on the written web page earlier than.
A comic book miniseries that includes Star Trek: The Next Generation and Doctor Who launched in 2012 noticed Picard and The Doctor becoming a member of forces to battle the Borg and the Cybermen.
Star Wars comics, books and video games have additionally referenced characters from Disney, Indiana Jones and Transformers, in addition to the Asogian species from ET truly showing in Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is offered on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K now, in addition to on Disney+, Sky Cinema Premiere and NOW TV.
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