stackyFACTSMethod acting has officially gone too far when you are blowing out facial capillaries for a space opera.
Method acting has officially gone too far when you are blowing out facial capillaries for a space opera. Hamill was so determined to make his underwater struggle look realistic that he held his breath until a blood vessel popped on the side of his face. As a result, George Lucas was forced to shoot the rest of the scene from only one side, ensuring Luke Skywalker's heroism wasn't undermined by a violently red eyeball.
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