I'm Like A Fireman. When

Starring In A Science-fiction Film Doesn't Mean You Have To Act Science Fiction.

My Goal Was Just To Work Regularly. I Didn't Ever Expect To Be Rich Or Famous. I Wanted To Be A Working Character Actor.

I Realized Early On That Success Was Tied To Not Giving Up. Most People In This Business Gave Up And Went On To Other Things. If You Simply Didn't Give Up, You Would Outlast The People Who Came In On The Bus With You.

I Was Desperately Unhappy With It [blade Runner]. I Was Compelled By Contract To Record Five Or Six Different Versions Of The Narration, Each Of Which Was Found Wanting On A Storytelling Basis. The Final Version Was Something That I Was Completely Unhappy With. The Movie Obviously Has A Very Strong Following, But It Could Have Been More Than A Cult Picture.

When I Met Scientists, I Found Them To Be As Various As Any Other Group Of People.