Happy Star Wars Day! Mark Hamill Listed Among Actors Most Likely To Survive An Alien Invasion

May the fourth be with you!  Happy Star Wars Day to all fans of the legendary franchise. This is a day that celebrates all things Star Wars and is observed by fans each year. As one of the most iconic franchises ever created, it’s no surprise that fans have gathered together worldwide since 2011 to celebrate.

Intrigued by this, PACasino.com were keen to discover which Star Wars actors are most likely to survive an alien invasion. And with two-thirds (65%) of people believing in aliens — it has never been more important to consider.

The experts created a points-based index system evaluating the actors that have appeared in the most action and alien titles, alongside the number of UFO sightings near their home, age, net worth and social media following. Each factor was weighted based on its impact on survival, giving each actor an invasion survivability score out of 10.

The Star Wars actors predicted to survive an alien invasion

Samuel L. Jackson and Mark Hamill are most likely to survive aliens

PACasino.com can reveal that Samuel L. Jackson is the Star Wars actor with the highest odds of surviving an alien invasion, scoring 7.08/10 for invasion survivability. Jackson has appeared in 79 action and alien titles which includes his role as Jedi Master Mace Windu in three Star Wars films — The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Not only this, but Jackson reprised his role of Mace Windu in the 2008 animation Star Wars: The Clone Wars and made a voice cameo in 2019’s Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The actor has the largest net worth of all actors analysed ($170m) — 55% higher than Liam Neeson ($75m) — which could be used to bargain his way to safety or purchase protection materials, such as a doomsday bunker or weapons. This could help protect Jackson from the high volume of UFO sightings spotted near his California residence (15,480).

Mark Hamill places second, scoring 5.79/10, as is known for his appearances in 56 action and alien titles — particularly for his role as Luke Skywalker in the original 1977 film (Star Wars), most recently in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) and in the season 2 finale of The Mandalorian (2020). Hamill’s invasion survivability score is impacted by the high number of UFO sightings near his home (15,480), however, the actor’s high net worth ($18m) and large fanbase (11,600,00) — which is more than double the social media following of George Takei — is likely to protect him in an invasion scenario.

In third place is Seth Green, who voices Todo 360 and Ion Papanoida in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and stars in 53 action and alien titles across his career. Green has the second-highest net worth in the top five ($25m) and a high social media following (2,600,000), contributing to his overall alien survivability score of 5.68/10. However, due to the 15,480 reported UFO sightings near his California home — almost 80% more than Warwick Davis’ home in England (3,146) — the odds of Seth Green’s survival are impacted.

Natalie Portman and Anthony Daniels (C-3PO) face the lowest odds of survival

Known in the Star Wars franchise as Padmé Amidala, Natalie Portman places last with an overall alien survivability score of 4.35/10. Despite having a 71% higher ($45m) estimated net worth than Mark Hamill ($18m), the odds of Portman’s survival are 24% lower, impacted by her lack of experience in action and alien titles (16) when compared to other actors in the ranking.

Anthony Daniels, known for playing C-3PO, is in eighth place with an overall alien survivability score of 4.77/10. Despite appearing in the least alien and action titles in the ranking (11), Daniels has higher odds of survival due to living in London, England, where there have been just 3,146 reported UFO sightings — 79% less than in proximity to Samuel L. Jackson’s California home (15,480).

Amid the recent spike in UFO sightings across the USA, former Ministry of Defence UFO investigator, Nick Pope, has commented:

“Gone are the days when it was regarded as part fringe, part-science fiction, and part conspiracy theory. UFOs are now being treated as a defense and national security issue, discussed in the United States Congress, and attracting attention from the Head of NASA.

It’s difficult to tell whether we’re seeing a genuine spike in UFO sightings – and if so, what this means – or whether what’s happening is that a higher proportion of sightings is being reported, as a result of the current mainstream media coverage of this subject.

The subject has come out of the fringe and into the mainstream, which has led to lots more people speaking out about their own sightings and encounters.”