Henry: Well I'm Sorry About

American Graffiti Was The First Movie Where The Director Let Me Have Any Input. It Was The First Time Anyone Ever Listened To Me. George Thought My Character Should Have A Crew Cut, But I Wasn't Happy With That Idea. I'd Always Had Pretty Long Hair Back Then - In College, Particularly - So I Told George My Character Should Wear A Cowboy Hat. George Thought About It And He Remembered A Bunch Of Guys From Modesto, California, Who Cruised Around, Like My Character, And Wore Cowboy Hats, So It Turned Out That It Actually Fit The Movie.

I Wanted To Be A Forest Ranger Or A Coal Man. At A Very Early Age, I Knew I Didn't Want To Do What My Dad Did, Which Was Work In An Office.

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 Prefer To Be Part Of A Positive Statement. I'm Not Interested In The Psyche Of A Serial Killer. What I'm Interested In Is Creating A Situation In Which People Get Some Emotional Exercise, Which Makes Them Feel Like Human Beings And Makes Them Understand That They Are Part Of The Human Community With All Its Responsibilities.

I Think It Turned Out To Be A Pretty Good Movie [42]. I Wouldn't Lie To You.