Hayden Christensen, finest identified for his position as Anakin Skywalker and later Darth Vader within the Star Wars franchise, kicked off Might the 4th at the Empire State Constructing. In a video posted on the X web page of the famed monument, Christensen might be seen embracing his internal Darth Vader. That is as he appears to be like out of the Empire State Constructing in a protracted coat. It resembles the cloak of his famed character.
Hayden Christensen channels Anakin Skywalker on Might the 4th
In a video posted by the Empire State Constructing on X, Hayden Christensen might be seen celebrating his well-known Star Wars position. The actor stood together with his again to the digicam. He was trying forward out of the constructing, resembling his well-known character from the franchise. Furthermore, the background music additional established his Star Wars persona.
As per the Empire State Building’s official page, Christensen was there to kickstart the “March to Might the 4th” marketing campaign. As described on the official web site, “Christensen lit up the constructing in Sith-red alongside his alter ego, Darth Vader, and a military of Stormtroopers. The constructing’s ‘March to Might the 4th’ marketing campaign contains a LEGO ‘Star Wars’ exhibit, a large Darth Vader Funko on the Empire State Constructing’s 86th Flooring Observatory, a ‘Star Wars’ villain-themed window exhibition on Fifth Avenue, and a film screening of ‘Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Again.’”
Might the 4th is an annual commemorative day celebrating the Star Wars media franchise. The celebration has existed since 1977. Furthermore, it has continued to develop through the years, changing into a serious event for Star Wars followers worldwide.
Good Morning America was additionally current to cowl the occasion as Hayden Christensen showcased aesthetics related together with his franchise character.
Hayden Christensen performed Anakin Skywalker within the prequel trilogy of the Star Wars franchise. He additionally reprised the position within the Disney+ exhibits Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) and Ahsoka (2023).
