The Basic Skill Of An Actor Is,

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.

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 Was Never That Much A Focus Of Interest In My Career. I'm Aware Of That Now, Which Doesn't Give Me A Lot Of Pleasure.

The Only Thing That I Have Done That Is Not Mitigated By Luck, Diminished By Good Fortune, Is That I Persisted, And Other People Gave Up.

I Knew That There Was An Aspect To This Story That Was Beyond The Typical And That It Was Something Very Important About America, About Our Culture, And About Bringing A Story To A New Generation That Perhaps Didn't Know The Details Of It, (and) Hadn't Had The Visceral Experience That This Film Is [42].