I Am My Age. I'm Not Making

It Doesn't Interest Me To Be Harrison Ford. It Interests Me To Be Mike Pomeroy And Indiana Jones And Jack Ryan. I Don't Want To Be In The Harrison Ford Business. I Take What I Do Seriously, But I Don't Take Myself Seriously.

I Don't Want To Be A Slave To Electronic Devices. I Don't Want To Be Connected To My Friends. I Don't Want To Send Snapshots Of My Dog And Cute Pictures Of My Family Life To My Friends And Family. I Don't Want To Be Liked, By Pushing A Button. I Use All Of This Technology To Basically Replace Devices That I Had In The Past Which Worked Just Fine.

Directing Is Too Hard, It Takes Too Much Time, And It Doesn't Pay Very Well.

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.

What's Important Is To Be Able To See Yourself, I Think, As Having Commonality With Other People And Not Determine, Because Of Your Good Luck, That Everybody Is Less Significant, Less Interesting, Less Important Than You Are.