Parenting Is An Impossible Job At Any

Irish As A Person But I Feel Jewish As An Actor.

[after Playing Indiana Jones And Han Solo] Hero Image Concerns Me A Little, Though Not For My Sake. All It Means To Me Is That I Have A Responsibility Not To Get Caught Doing Anything Terrible And Thereby Jeopardise My Credentials. Not That I Do Terrible Things, Like Running Over Dogs Or Anything Like That. It Just Makes You Think Twice Before You Say Or Do Things In Public.

The Only Thing Hard About Being An Actor Is Being Out Of Work. So, When You Get A Job - That Part Ain't Hard At All.

'may The Force Be With You' Is Charming But It's Not Important. What's Important Is That You Become The Force - For Yourself And Perhaps For Other People.

An Icon Means Nothing To Me. I Don't Understand What It Means To Anybody Actually. It Seems Like A Word Of Convenience. It Seems To Attend To The Huge Success Of Certain Kinds Of Movies That I Did, But There's No Personal Utility In Being An Icon. I Don't Know What An Icon Does, Except Stand In A Corner Quietly Accepting Everyone's Attention. I Like To Work, So There's No Utility In Being An Icon.