Bill Hader talks about what initially made him stop signing autographs war of stars Sale.

The barry Actor credited with comedian Ben Schwartz as a language consultant for the droid BB-8 in 2015 Star Wars: The Force Awakenstold Josh Horowitz in a recent episode of the Happy sad confused podcast that “autograph people don’t like me. I won’t sign anything.”

He even recalled the moment when he decided to stop autographing articles for people. “I used to sign things, and then one time I saw someone and their kid came over to me to sign a BB-8 thing and it was three in the morning,” Hader recalled. “I left them from the inside to the outside Premiere and then we went to an after party thing and it was super late and this guy kept his kid up all night. [He was like]’Go get him to sign it so I can sell it online.’”

“I was like, ‘This sucks,'” he added. “And now I’m just kind of signing, I’m not signing any of that shit.”

The train wreck The actor said while he thinks it’s “very sweet” that director JJ Abrams credited him with the BB-8 character, he also feels he doesn’t get credit for the role.

“I came in and liked voice stuff that wasn’t working,” added Hater. “Then later he brought me in and said, ‘Hey, do you want to do that?’ It was like a … talk box thing and then I did that. And he didn’t let me come back because anyone can do that. … It’s like a machine that you can operate.”

He continued, “I’ve done a few things with the voice that just didn’t work, you know. … I’m not sure what Ben [Schwartz] did, but all I know is that that was my experience with it.”