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I Don't Mind Doing Interviews. I Don't Mind Answering Thoughtful Questions. But I'm Not Thrilled About Answering Questions Like, 'if You Were Being Mugged, And You Had A Lightsaber In One Pocket And A Whip In The Other, Which Would You Use?'

With The Cgi, Suddenly There's A Thousand Enemies Instead Of Six - The Army Goes Off Into The Horizon. You Don't Need That. The Audience Loses Its Relationship With The Threat On The Screen. That's Something That's Consistently Happening And It Makes These Movies Like Video Games And That's A Soulless Enterprise. It's All Kinetics Without Emotion.

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.

I Didn't Play Much Ball. I Wasn't Much Of A Ball Fan.

I Don't Do A Huge Amount Of Physical Activity. I Play Tennis, I Work Out Sporadically, And I Eat Well And Take Care Of Myself.