Stephen Colbert

I mean, seriously, you expect me to believe that he can raise Leia on Alderaan and the Sith Lords, the Sith Lords, they're not going to pick up anything.

I mean, Kenobi is on Tatooine.

He's living right up the street.

I mean, nobody's going to pick up on this?

I mean, oh, God!

I know you didn't, but I've been thinking about it for 13 years.

How crazy is it that this, the love and adoration and respect that people have for these movies, also the flip side is the resentment.

How do you deal with the duality that you get?

Are you able to retain a sense of humor?

Do you feel you have to answer your critics?

Where is it in your mindset?

It's not like... But George, I've built my life around it.

So to suggest that, obviously.

means I have to go down into my panic room and make some changes.

It's whatever you'd like it to be.

You know, we had a piece earlier about nostalgia and about the way, is some of it that people view things from their childhood with this glowing lens that?

My son, my son, and you met my son.

My son's favorite movie is The Phantom Menace.

And I've explained to him, no, it's not.

Your favorite movie is A New Hope.