I Didn't Play Much Ball.

Los Angeles Is Where You Have To Be If You Want To Be An Actor. You Have No Choice. You Go There Or New York. I Flipped A Coin About It. It Came Up New York, So I Flipped Again. When You're Starting Out To Be An Actor, Who Wants To Go Where It's Cold And Miserable And Be Poor There?

I Wanted To Live The Life, A Different Life. I Didn't Want To Go To The Same Place Every Day And See The Same People And Do The Same Job. I Wanted Interesting Challenges.

I Just Like The Process Of Taking Something Written On A Sheet Of Paper And Giving It Life And Shape. I Like The Collaborative Process Of Filmmaking, Which Is All Simply To Say That I Love My Work And I Would Continue To Look For Things That Have The Potential To Be Engaging And Successful.

There Is No Barrier To Indiana Jones Growing Older. It's Not An Age-based Character. We Can't Bang Him Up As Much As We Used To, Maybe. But I Guess I Can Pretend To Have The Capacity As Well As I Pretended Before.

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.