ICCCon 2026 Celebrity Guest List

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Autograph Send in Service

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We know everyone can’t make it to ICCCon every year so IC Toys Nashville is returning as the professional send in service for ICCCon 2025! The website will go live soon and this will be updated with links to purchase autographs.

 
 

Bruce Boxleitner

We are thrilled to welcome Hollywood icon Bruce Boxleitner to ICCC 2026!

From classic westerns to sci-fi cult status, Boxleitner’s career has defined decades of pop culture. You may know him as the fearless Captain John Sheridan from Babylon 5, the digital warrior TRON from Disney’s groundbreaking franchise, or perhaps the charming spy in Scarecrow and Mrs. King. With roles spanning film, television, stage, animation, and even the literary world, Bruce Boxleitner has done it all.

Whether it was acting alongside James Arness in How the West Was Won, stepping into the neon glow of TRON with Jeff Bridges, co-starring in historical epics like Gods and Generals, or trading lines with Andie MacDowell in Cedar Cove, Boxleitner has been a mainstay in nearly every corner of genre entertainment. His body of work includes appearances on The Orville, NCIS, Supergirl, and a host of Hallmark fan-favorites.

He’s also a published sci-fi author, a two-time Wrangler Award recipient, and a member of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum’s Hall of Great Western Performers.

ICCC 2026 isn’t just for Star Wars fans—it's for fans of sci-fi, fantasy, westerns, vintage TV, film history, and especially anyone with their own toy!

Bruce Boxleitner represents the breadth of genre fandom we celebrate. From the plains of the Old West to the circuits of cyberspace, from network drama to cable hits—his legacy is as multifaceted as the ICCC community itself.

Lorne Peterson

Before the stars of Tatooine twinkled on screen or the Millennium Falcon's engines roared to life, there was Lorne Peterson—quiet architect of a universe built one rivet at a time. Born October 20, 1944, in Vancouver, British Columbia, this Canadian visionary joined Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) in 1975, just as George Lucas assembled his ragtag crew of effects wizards for Star Wars: A New Hope. As Chief Model Maker, Peterson sculpted the saga's iconic hardware: the battered charm of the Falcon, the lumbering terror of AT-AT walkers on Hoth, the sleek menace of Imperial Star Destroyers, and even the podracer frenzy on Tatooine. Over 33 years and all six Star Wars films—spanning the Original and Prequel Trilogies—he blended artistry with engineering, turning sketches into tangible wonders that fooled audiences into believing in hyperspace. "It was like being part of a mad inventor's workshop," he reflected in a 2023 Adam Savage interview, where tales of late-night glue sessions and innovative rigging techniques revealed the hands-on heart of practical effects magic.

Peterson's legacy isn't confined to Coruscant; his models thundered through Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, clawed across Jurassic Park's Isla Nublar, and earned him an Academy Award for visual effects. Now retired but ever the storyteller, he pens insights for StarWars.com and graces conventions with behind-the-scenes lore, like the Falcon's "lived-in" aesthetic born from deliberate wear and tear. As we hyperspace toward the Imperial Commissary Collectors Convention (ICCC) June 19-21 in Nashville, Lorne's work reminds us: Every epic starts with a blueprint. Secure your spot at icnashville.com and share your favorite ILM model memory below—may the models (and your collection) endure.

Nelson Lee

Imagine slipping into the shadowy corridors of Coruscant as a scheming senator, or commanding ancient warriors in a live-action legend— that's the versatile world of Nelson Lee, the Taiwanese-Canadian actor born in Taipei, Taiwan, and raised amid Canada's vibrant multicultural scene. Lee's galaxy-spanning roles mean prime grabs like Ahsoka trading cards, Stargirl variant covers, or signed Snake from Ghosts of Yotei and Call of Duty art prints that bridge live-action grit with voice-over wizardry. After studying business and philosophy at the University of Toronto and honing his craft at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Lee burst onto screens with early turns in Oz and the Law & Order franchise, blending intensity with quiet depth.

Lee's star truly aligned with the force in 2023's Ahsoka, where he portrayed the politically cunning Senator Hamato Xiono—father to Kazuda from Resistance—a role that surprised even him but cemented his Star Wars legacy. He channeled imperial intrigue with a nuance that had fans dissecting every Senate debate. Before that galactic leap, he ruled as the enigmatic Dragon King in The CW's Stargirl, a villainous scientist whose mad experiments stole scenes across seasons. His voice lent gravitas to Takeo Masaki in Call of Duty, while on the big screen, he served as The Chancellor in Disney's Mulan (2020), guiding Liu Yifei's warrior with regal poise, and popped up as Tony in the dystopian thriller Civil War (2024).

Sean Crawford

Sean Crawford, who played Yak Face and a Mon Calamari Officer in “Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi,” will be back this June to meet fans at ICCC 2026. His Power of the Force Yak Face figure — one of the coveted “last 17” Star Wars action figures — might be elusive to collectors, but Crawford won’t be.

He will be available all weekend to answer any questions and sign your photos, posters, and even your grandmas’ vintage Star Wars cookbook! He is a true legend in the Star Wars universe.

Crawford originally appeared at ICCC 2019! You can view an exclusive ICCC interview with Crawford right here on the ICCC YouTube! Channel.

Crawford, an accomplished actor, mime artist, and musician, has a filmography dating back to 1980, appearing in films like “Xtro,” and TV series “No. 73,” “Oxford Road Show,” and “Three of a Kind.” He was also “Tok” in the synth-pop duo “Tik and Tok,” which was very popular in the 1980s new romantic music scene, particularly in the UK.

We are pleased to welcome Crawford back to ICCC 2026!

Omid Abtahi

The Imperial Commissary Collectors Convention is proud to welcome Omid Abtahi — the actor who brought the mysterious Dr. Penn Pershing to life in The Mandalorian!

Fans of Star Wars know Pershing as the brilliant but conflicted scientist entangled in the secrets of the Empire and the experiments surrounding Grogu (a.k.a. Baby Yoda). From the very first episode, Abtahi’s layered performance made Pershing a standout character in the MandoVerse — walking the fine line between redemption and loyalty to the remnants of the Empire. His role added intrigue, suspense, and unforgettable moments to one of the most beloved Star Wars series of all time.

But Omid’s journey through the galaxy far, far away doesn’t stop there. Beyond The Mandalorian, he has continued to expand his mark on the franchise, earning a special place among fans for his contributions to modern Star Wars storytelling.

Of course, Abtahi’s career spans much more than Star Wars, with credits in American Gods, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, and hit series like Homeland and Better Call Saul. But at ICCC 2026, it’s his Star Wars legacy that will take center stage!

✨ Meet Omid Abtahi in person — hear the behind-the-scenes stories, get your Mandalorian memorabilia signed, and join us as we celebrate one of the key figures of the New Republic era.

Mike Smith

From chip board to cardboard and post-it notes to paper bags, no surface is safe from a quick doodle or even an elaborate illustration. Mike Smith has been filling in the empty corners of blank spaces with made-up people and beings since the first time he drew on a wall as a small child. From that lowly beginning he sketched and drew on all sorts of surfaces and things until he ended up in architecture school. As a professional architect he has designed everything from grade schools to puppet factories while still venturing into the weird worlds he finds inside of blank pages. As an illustrator Mike has been commissioned to create book covers, video game characters and ships, character design development and writing for a children’s show and all sorts of things in between!
Meet Mike at ICCC 2026 and follow him on his socials:


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*All guest availability subject to change. See you in JUNE! - IC

 

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