I'm Like A Fireman. When I Go

I Don't Think I Have Something That's Pronounceable As A Philosophy. ... When It Was Fashionable To Say, "may The Force Be With You," I Always Said, "force Yourself." ... I'll Say Again Then, "the Force Is Within You. Force Yourself."

[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.

I Just Don't Think Of Age And Time In Respect Of Years. I Have Too Much Experience Of People In Their Seventies Who Are Vigorous And Useful And People Who Are Thirty-five Who Are In Lousy Physical Shape And Can't Think Straight. I Don't Think Age Has That Much To Do With It.

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.