I Was Completely Unprepared For The Public

There Comes A Point When You've Exhausted Your Opportunities Playing Good Guys. I've Been Around Long Enough, I Think I'm Entitled To Explore A Bit. But What I Saw There Was An Opportunity To Play A Character Different From What The Audience's Expectation Was. A Chance To Take Their Crude Experience Of Me - Of My Iconography, If You Will - And Turn It On Its Ear At An Appropriate Juncture In The Film To Be Useful To The Process Of Telling The Story.

Henry: Well I'm Sorry About Your Head Though, But I Thought You Were One Of Them. Indiana: Dad, They Come In Through The Doors.

I've Never Been Bothered By Proximity To Special Effects And I've Never Felt Disadvantaged By Them. They're All Part Of A Movie, And When The Movie's Under Control I Don't Feel Upstaged By Them.

What I Found Was An Emotional Consistency With Him. The Words, The Scenes, The Situations - I Wasn't Mimicking What I Thought Branch Rickey's Emotional Reality Would Have Been.

It's The Primordial Characters [of The Star Wars]. It's The Beautiful Princess And The Callow Youth And The Smartass That I Played And The Wise Old Warrior That Alec Guinness Played. And It Was A Fairy Tale. It Was A Fairy Tale.