Sarah

“In fact, what happened was Harrison and I both began to drink and at some point early on I said, 'Do you want to see me do an imitation of you?'

Harrison didn’t walk, he swaggered, like John Wayne in slow motion - taking his seemingly bad attitude for a walk. To depict this, I moved out of sight and after a moment reappeared, strolling as he strolled, sauntering my way into whatever fresh hell I found myself. I’d become him, disenchanted Lord Ford, master of all he surveyed.

I hadn’t looked at Harrison yet to see how my portrayal of him was going over - too busy appearing indifferent and impatient with my surroundings. As I continued to portray his inner monologue, I finally let at least one of my eyes slide wearily to his face and saw that he was not only laughing, he was laughing that silent and hard laugh reserved for true enthusiasm. Almost 40 years later, I still think of it as one of the greater moments of my life.”
― Carrie Fisher, The Princess Diarist

“Watching great people do what you love is a good way to start learning how to do it yourself.”
― Amy Poehler, Yes Please