United Kingdom, June 4 -- Carrie Fisher blasted Mark Hamill for not "embracing" his 'Star Wars' fame.

The late actress - who died in 2016 at the age of 60 - went to see her co-star in an unnamed Broadway production and was less-than-impressed to discover how much he had downplayed his association with the beloved movie franchise, insisting he should always be proud of being Luke Skywalker, just as she accepted being known to millions as Princess Leia.

Speaking on the latest episode of NPR's 'Fresh Air' podcast, Mark said: "In the Playbill, in my bio, I listed all my theatre credits, and at the end said, 'He's also known for a series of popular space movies.'

"She goes, 'What's the deal? ... Get over yourself. You're Luke Skywalker, I'm...