Starring In A Science-fiction Film Doesn't Mean

I'm Ambitious For Is To Not Get Caught 'acting'. I Want To Really Feel The Role And Not Let People See The Process, Or To Let Them Stand Back And Admire It, Because I Think That Does Finally Get In The Way.

There's No Independent Satisfaction Without The Success Of The Film Itself. The Feel That You Have Done The Best You Can To Support The Film.

I Think American Films Right Now Are Suffering From An Excess Of Scale. Lots Of Movies We're Seeing Now Are More Akin To Video Games Than Stories About Human Life And Relationships. Twelve- To 20-year-olds Are Maybe The Largest Economic Force In The Us Movie Business. I'm Not A Very Nostalgic Person - But I Enjoy A Good Story.

I Don't Mind Playing Older Characters. I Find It Interesting. There Are Parts I Couldn't Have Got When I Was 30 Years Old. So, It Continues To Interest Me In The Same Way That It Always Did.

I Was 35 When I First Hit With Star Wars. I Had Some Degree Of Maturity And Some Degree Of Experience, Yet Physically I Still Looked Young. That Had Been An Impediment Early On In My Career, But Then It Turned Out To Be An Advantage.