Money Is Really Only Important If You

No One Wants To See A Hero Have To Pick Up His Cane To Hit Someone, But I'm Still Quite Fit Enough To Fake It.

Henry: Well I'm Sorry About Your Head Though, But I Thought You Were One Of Them. Indiana: Dad, They Come In Through The Doors.

There Comes A Point When You've Exhausted Your Opportunities Playing Good Guys. I've Been Around Long Enough, I Think I'm Entitled To Explore A Bit. But What I Saw There Was An Opportunity To Play A Character Different From What The Audience's Expectation Was. A Chance To Take Their Crude Experience Of Me - Of My Iconography, If You Will - And Turn It On Its Ear At An Appropriate Juncture In The Film To Be Useful To The Process Of Telling The Story.

You Always Have To Know What The Ambition Of The Scene Is, What The Purpose Of That Scene Is In The Telling Of The Story Overall, So That You're There To Support The Story.

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.