Fans ‘Lose Respect’ For Mark Hamill For Charging ‘Absurd’ Autograph Amount

The 73-year-old actor, best known for his iconic role as Luke Skywalker in the “Star Wars”, is underneath I will charge fans up to $ 700 for a single signpost at a recent Fanexpo event.

When they see pricing, many “Star Wars” fans say that they have “lost respect to” Mark Hamill because of “absurd” prices.

Picture shared social media revealed the decomposition of pricing, which aroused a setback between social media.

According to the sign, it costs $ 400 for a signed 8×10 photo, $ 500 for a “Premium name” and a great $ 700 for a status signature “, typically in action characters or other major collectibles.

“Love Mark, but I have to say that I have lost a little respect for him,” one fan commented on the photo. “I know he’s not the only one, and people have to earn a living, but come.”

Others called it “painful” and “absurd,” and throw steep prices in cash as they are genuine in interaction with fans.

Another critic added, “It’s just a $$$ game instead of making it a pleasure to make youth fans happy. Celebrities even do it like Mark Hamill.”

Although the autograph fees in fans have grown steadily in recent years, many have been waiting for Hamill, which has long been celebrated for their humor and fans online, things are easier. For some, it is a disappointment to a beloved character for their childhood.

The fans still claimed that the fan -Expos and celebrity names have become blatant in cash, pricing the people who made these stars iconic.

“I never get why people are so celebrity, they are ready to buy every product that a celebrity publishes,” one fan wrote and repeated a growing feeling online.

Several users shared their own disappointment experiences through conventions.

“I went to a few disadvantages before I realized it would only cost shopping (so many funko pop booths) and standing in line to give money to rich people, so I have the privilege to be close to them or something,” one comments. “No, no picture and signature is worth it for me.”

Another cheater: “I will never pay to pay so much for the autographs. No one is worth paying more than 50 bucks, imo.”

Others described a broader problem of how the Conventions were built, where once in life fans have high heavenly price tags and low experiences.

One disappointed “Back to the Future” fan resembled over $ 200 dismantling the Expo Access and Reunion panel just to find a self -standing curtain in a noisy hall with poor sound quality. “The sound was so terrible … I never go to another,” they said. “It was so disappointing only with the amount of money I spent just to participate.”

For some, the solution has been completely out of Glitz.

“That’s why the only con I have ever visited is basically an adult summer camp in board games and day drinking,” one fan joked. “No celebrity, no huge panels, only nerds come together in the woods over the weekend.”

During the interview “Today” with Willie GeistThe actor revealed that he would not return to the upcoming “Star Wars” movie starring Daisy RidleyAlthough he stressed that it was not exactly his choice.