Overview

• Hamill said he told his wife to choose between moving to London or Ireland after Trump won in 2024, but her pushback convinced him to stay.
• He criticized the administration in the interview, describing “the bullying” and “the incompetence,” and said he copes by viewing politics like a sprawling novel.
• Discussing his upcoming film The Long Walk, he cast it as a commentary on U.S. gun culture and immigration enforcement, alleging ICE agents have brutalized people.
• The remarks drew broad, partisan coverage in the U.S. and abroad, highlighting Hamill’s long-standing opposition to Trump and past support for Kamala Harris.
• A White House spokeswoman told Fox News Digital that since Hamill is staying, he will enjoy the administration’s “wins,” while mocking his consideration of moving where other celebrities have relocated.