Ewan McGregor is "still waiting" to be asked to return to the ‘Star Wars’ franchise.
The 43-year-old actor portrayed the young Obi-Wan Kenobi in prequel trilogy ‘Episodes I to III’ – which were released between 1999 and 2005 – but he has not been asked to be a part of ‘Episode VII: The Force Awakens’ and doesn’t even know whether it would be a possibility.
He admitted: "I’m still waiting for the call! Seriously… But literally, I have had nothing. Nothing.
"And I don’t even know how it could work, because I don’t know what those stories are.
"I never discussed them with George [Lucas] when we made ours, so I have no idea what the three storylines are."
And Ewan appeared to further talk himself out of a job when he admitted his return would affect continuity because Sir Alec Guinness played Kenobi in the original trilogy.
He added to MTV News: "I suppose, after my last one, after ‘Episode III’, I become Alec Guinness, and then Alec Guinness is cut down by Lord Vader, and goes into [The Force].
"But then, if he came back from there wouldn’t he be Alec Guinness? Why would he suddenly be me?
"I’m talking myself out of a job here, which is a silly idea."
Ewan McGregor waiting for Star Wars call
