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There's A Real Simple Analogy. You Have To Perceive It From The Ground Up. You Have To Lay A Firm Foundation, Then Every Step Becomes Part Of A Logical Process.

I Had Never Even Thought About Doing Something That I'd Never Done Before Or Proving Anything.

When We Were Making It [star Wars], None Of The Effects Were In. So The First Time, I Thought It Was, You Know, That - I Mean, We Were Surrounded By English Crew Members That Could Hardly Keep Themselves Together. They Were, "here Comes The Guy In The Dog Suit." They Made Fun Of Us, Which Was Ok. But The First Time I Was Sitting In A Theater, And I Saw All The Effects In, And The Big Ship Flew Over The Audience, And The Sound Rumbled, I Pretty Much Thought We Were Close To Home.

I Try To Preserve A Certain Amount Of Time Away From The Movies, So I Don't Allow Time To Do Those Smaller Parts That Might Give Me An Opportunity To Do More Seemingly 'artful' Things. Although, Having Said That, I Don't Feel Any Lack Of Noble Purpose If I Do A Film That's Commercial.

I Was Desperately Unhappy With It [blade Runner]. I Was Compelled By Contract To Record Five Or Six Different Versions Of The Narration, Each Of Which Was Found Wanting On A Storytelling Basis. The Final Version Was Something That I Was Completely Unhappy With. The Movie Obviously Has A Very Strong Following, But It Could Have Been More Than A Cult Picture.