Irish As A Person But I Feel

I Think People Only Have So Much Interest In Anybody, And If You Barrage Them In Between The Times You Have Something To Offer Them You Become A Personality Rather Than An Actor - Much More Short-lived. I Only Work Once A Year. And That's Enough.

I Just Don't Think Of Age And Time In Respect Of Years. I Have Too Much Experience Of People In Their Seventies Who Are Vigorous And Useful And People Who Are Thirty-five Who Are In Lousy Physical Shape And Can't Think Straight. I Don't Think Age Has That Much To Do With It.

I Have Children. I Have Other Concerns. I Have Other Focuses. I Really Feel Very Sympathetic And I Would Love To Be Able To Help But I Don't See This As The Opportunity, Having Done 'extraordinary Measures', For Me To Suddenly Leap On A Soap Box And Begin To Talk About The Pharmaceutical Industry Or The Desperate Plight Of Sick Children. I Do What I Can In My World But I Don't Have The Bona Fides To Do That Right Now.

I Don't Think Nostalgia Is Very Useful To Me. There Is A Story To Be Told, There's Behaviour To Create Or To Bring To The Screen That Will Help Tell That Story, And Nostalgia Is Just Not Really A Big Part Of My Emotional Package.

[after Playing Indiana Jones And Han Solo] Hero Image Concerns Me A Little, Though Not For My Sake. All It Means To Me Is That I Have A Responsibility Not To Get Caught Doing Anything Terrible And Thereby Jeopardise My Credentials. Not That I Do Terrible Things, Like Running Over Dogs Or Anything Like That. It Just Makes You Think Twice Before You Say Or Do Things In Public.