Harrison Ford

Not specifically.

To be honest, no.

There's parts of it I haven't thought through yet, really.

And I think that might be similar to how I might react if I did have Parkinson's.

I would want to know certain things and other things I would just not want to know.

So as to not be looking for them, just be happy enough with what you got.

Sure, stuff comes up and we have really good writers and I love what they have to offer.

But, you know, it's a collaborative atmosphere and I feel free to bring up any idea I have.

I guess the most famous, the one most well-known and perhaps illustrative of where it comes from is the line in Star Wars where Princess Leia tells me that she loves me and I say, I know, I know, instead of saying I love you too, which is the scripted line.

Simply the impulse was to be more in character.

And George Lucas, who had written the line, was not so happy that I didn't give him the original version.

But I really felt strongly about it.

So he made me sit next to him when he previewed the film in a public movie theater in San Francisco.

And it got a laugh, but it got a good laugh.

And so he accepted it and left it in.

What?

What are you thinking?

Well, we don't shake them.

Compassion fatigue.

We all hit those walls.