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Input: A terminally ill Star Wars fan, whose last wish to see the newest film in the saga was granted last week, died on Tuesday. 
  
 32-year-old Texas native Daniel Fleetwood had rare spindle cell sarcoma cancer, and was given two months to live back in July. 
  
 His dying wish was to see the upcoming film Star Wars: The Force Awakens, slated to be released nationwide on December 18. But Fleetwood was well aware that he was running out of time, and with a team of supporters and the power of social media, he asked Disney to help fulfill his dying wish. 
  
 Thousands joined the call, using the hashtag #forcefordaniel to spread his story. Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker in the original trilogy, took up the call, as did other actors involved in the film series. On Thursday, Lucasfilm came to Fleetwood's house and gave the fan his own private viewing of an unedited version of the film. 
  
 His wife, Ashley Fleetwood, confirmed the news of his death in a Facebook post in the early hours of Tuesday morning. She posted a photo of the pair embracing. 
  
 "Daniel put up an amazing fight to the very end. He is now one with God and with the force," wrote Ashley. "He passed in his sleep and in peace. He will always be my idol and my hero. Please hug uncle Marc for me and give Lucy lots of kisses. Rest in peace my love.‬" 
  
 Fleetwood's story captivated the Internet, which was overflowing with support for him in the days leading up to his death. After news of his death broke on Tuesday, social media supporters mourned his loss. 
  
 RIP #DanielFleetwood. You put up one hell of a fight, and your final wish granted. We'll miss you. #ForceForDaniel pic.twitter.com/mYD2AcnJQq — Noah (@Masked_Demon) November 10, 2015 
  
 Such a shame, well done to everyone, Disney and JJ for giving him his dying wish #ForceForDaniel pic.twitter.com/7NlQrYsYRg — Coolhand Luke (@Coolhand_Comedy) November 10, 2015 
  
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 A terminally ill "Star Wars" fan has died just days after his final wish — to see the upcoming film "The Force Awakens" — was granted, his wife said. 
  
 Daniel Fleetwood, 32, made headlines around the world for his dream of seeing the latest installment in his favorite movie series before spindle cell sarcoma, a rare connective tissue cancer, claimed his life. 
  
 His wife Ashley told NBC News a week ago that a body scan had revealed that Fleetwood's lungs were 90 percent covered in tumors. She said time was short. 
  
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 The Spring, Texas, couple's campaign started as a single Facebook post and grew online under the hashtag #ForceForDaniel. Mark Hamill, who reprises his role as Luke Skywalker in the new film, and Peter Mayhew, who plays Chewbacca, voiced support for Fleetwood to see the film early. 
  
 Last week, director J.J. Abrams decided to allow Fleetwood to watch an unfinished version. 
  
 "To all our wonderful supporters, friends, family and awesome strangers: Daniels final dream was just granted!!!" his wife Ashley posted on Facebook last Thursday. A Lucasfilm spokesperson confirmed the screening of the film, which opens on Dec. 18, had taken place. 
  
 Related: J.J. Abrams Grants Dying 'Star Wars' Fan's Wish to See 'The Force Awakens' 
  
 Early Tuesday, Ashley said Fleetwood had died. 
  
 "Daniel put up an amazing fight to the very end. He is now one with God and with the force. He passed in his sleep and in peace. He will always be my idol and my hero," she wrote on Facebook, along with a photo of the two of them wearing #ForceForDaniel t-shirts. 
  
 The post had been shared more than 5,500 times as of early Tuesday morning and had hundreds of comments. Fleetwood's father, Dennis Fleetwood, confirmed to NBC News that Fleetwood had died. 
  
 Fleetwood was a dedicated "Star Wars" fan since childhood, Ashley told NBC News last week. 
  
 "He camped out for all three of the previous 'Star Wars' movies," she said. "He wanted to be the first ticket holder. It was a lot of fun and excitement." 
  
 The support the couple received online was more than they ever could have expected, she said. 
  
 "I can't wrap my head around it," Ashley said. "It's kind of a good thing, because if there wasn't this attention, I think I would have a lot more negativity and sadness. And this is at least providing us with something to still be hopeful for when there's not much else to be hopeful for." 
  
 Mayhew posted his condolences on Twitter on Tuesday. "R.I.P Daniel Fleetwood. May The Force Be With You, Always," he said. |||||
Output:
Daniel Fleetwood, the Star Wars superfan with a terminal illness whose wish to see an advance screening of The Force Awakens came true last week, has died at the age of 32, Mashable reports. His wife, Ashley Fleetwood, announced the Texas man's death with a Facebook post early Tuesday, in which she shared a final selfie of the two of them and wrote, "Daniel put up an amazing fight to the very end. He is now one with God and with the force. He passed in his sleep and in peace." Daniel's dad confirmed his son's death to NBC News. Daniel's story of his fight with spindle cell sarcoma, how he had been given just two months to live back in July, and how all he wanted was to see the latest Star Wars installation had touched thousands on the Internet, leading to a #ForceForDaniel hashtag and stars like Mark Hamill lobbying for a viewing for Daniel. Ashley tells NBC that a body scan last week showed 90% of Daniel's lungs were riddled with cancer and that they knew the end was near. Disney and Lucasfilm came through and made his dream come true on Thursday, when Daniel saw an unedited version of the movie, Mashable notes. Twitter is mourning Daniel today using the same #ForceForDaniel tag, with sympathies, RIPs, and users tweeting a poignant pic of Daniel flanked by Alex Guinness' Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, as played by Hayden Christensen. "Well done to everyone, Disney and JJ [Abrams] for giving him his dying wish," one poster writes. (Peter Mayhew, who plays Chewbacca and was also supporting Daniel, tweeted the same pic.) "He will always be my idol and my hero," Ashley Fleetwood wrote in her Facebook post.