Did you forget that Star Wars<\/em> legend Mark Hamill<\/a> appeared in 1992’s Sleepwalkers<\/em><\/a>? Well, so did Mark Hamill.<\/p>\n The actor, 73, addressed his first Stephen King<\/a> role in an interview with Entertainment Weekly<\/em> about The Long Walk<\/em>, his latest King role. Hamill appeared in a small cameo role as Sheriff Jenkins, a police officer, in the first movie the best-selling horror author wrote that wasn’t based on one of his books.<\/p>\n “I totally forgot,” Hamill tells EW. “If I remember right, Mick Garris, the director, asked me, ‘Could I do a small role?’ I loved him so much, and I thought, ‘I’ve gotta do it to help him.’ I don’t even know if I got paid, but I totally forgot about it. If there’s not a premiere of a movie, sometimes they’ll slip through, and I don’t see ’em. I think I eventually saw it, but it was so long ago, I can’t remember much of it.”<\/p>\n Sleepwalkers<\/em> starred Brian Krause<\/a> and Alice Krige as Charles and Mary Brady, the last two surviving members of a species of shapeshifting vampires known as sleepwalkers, who can shift between human and their natural werecat forms, while sustaining themselves with the life force from female virgins.<\/p>\n Everett Collection Stephen King’s ‘Sleepwalkers’<\/i><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n The sleepwalker species would find themselves at home in the world of Game of Thrones<\/em>, as (gasp!) Mary is both Charles’ mother and his lover. Moving to a new town in Indiana, Charles poses as a high school teen and attempts to syphon off the life force of a local teen girl, Tanya Robertson (M\u00e4dchen Amick<\/a>).<\/p>\n The film also features cameos from King, who regularly pops up in the movies based on his work, as well as Clive Barker, Tobe Hooper, Joe Dante, and John Landis.<\/p>\n “I don’t remember the plot; I don’t remember who I played. I should probably look it up,” Hamill remarks. “I’ve always been a Stephen King fan, and if it came out after The Shining,<\/em> because that’s one of the first things I ever saw. I remember I saw it in Westwood, [Calif.,] the very first week it opened. I walked directly from the theater to a bookstore and went home to read, What the hell did I just see?<\/em>“<\/p>\n