If you’re in a Star Wars movie, chances are very good an action figure will be made of your character . And with your place in memorabilia history secured, you will inevitably, at some point, be asked to sign that action figure. Fans love autographs! They increase the item’s value and make for an extra-cool conversation piece on top of that. Even if the figure is something… ghoulish and not quite accurate to the specific actor, as Joel Edgerton has found.

In a recent Collider interview, Edgerton—promoting new drama film Train Dreams alongside Felicity Jones, who’s coincidentally also a Star Wars universe veteran—was asked about the most bizarre item he’s ever been asked to sign.

Jones was asked the same question, and she’s had it easy, apparently; the Rogue One star has

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