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Sometimes I Try To Improve The Language, The Lines, Or The Delivery, But I Don't Ad-lib Because I Think That Makes It Really Hard For Everybody Else Involved.

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.

It Took Me A Long Time To Figure Out How To Act, And How To Conduct Myself In The Business So I Could Get What I Felt I Needed To Support My Potential And Give Them What They Wanted.

Because The Character Is A Fiction, He's A Composite Of Other Contributors To The Science That Brought This Enzyme Therapy Through The Process. We Had The Opportunity To Make Him Up Out Of Those Things That Helped Tell The Story. We Wanted To Create Both Ally And Antagonist For John [in The Extraordinary Measures].

I Saw What Luck And Success I Had As An Opportunity To Twist It Up And Do Something Different, So I've Always Sought Out Different Genres And Different Kinds Of Characters.