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After a long career (illustrious enough to have had knighthood conferred), he realized that posterity was now going to remember him as a space-opera's 'best supporting actor', and not, say, the tortured, driven lead in 'Bridge on the River Kwai'. He felt that (due to the phenomonal impact of 'Star Wars') his defining role, as far as the public was concerned, had come to be one of a 'supporting actor' (like von Sydow after the Bergman roles dried up)....It's all I've ever heard him talk about since Star Wars.