@@whyiseverysinglehandletaken2 I confess I have watched several lol. Some of his movies are quite good, but due to other factors, ie direction, story etc but normally in spite of him. I'm a Tommy Lee Jones fan and quite liked The Fugitive. Presumed Innocent wasn't bad either, but generally he's just the same Mogadon Man in all of his performances.
@@ViN-kr3ri that doesn't necessarily mean that he is 'wooden', more like the industry isn't ready to give him a different role. Whenever he is though, he has always shined. You cannot deny that he is a legend.
This made me appreciate Jonathon Ross' interviewing skills when you compare this interview to others I've seen Harrison do. He really kept things moving without dragging Harrison along.
There are famous people, and then there are FAMOUS people! This man is not only Han Solo but Indiana Jones. Imagine that level of fame and notoriety for one minute. He has brought joy and happiness to so many people over the years, not to mention Blade Runner or The Fugitive or Jack Ryan. The man is truly a living legend.
well i dont know about that but his good at acting, if i see him in the street i would ask him if i can get a picture with him in a normal way. his just someone who is good at what he does and his famous for it
This was a very well done interview that Jonathan managed to do here. Usually Harrison Ford is not that talkative in talkshows, so one can only assume that he felt very comfortable with Jonathan. It is also amazing how reserved David Walliams remained, which is not a typical characteristic of his either. :-D
Always amazed with his comic timing, there legit isn't anyone else out there like him. It is hard to put a finger on but he just "gets" it. Would have been a great comedic actor.
@@guymanson1626 god almighty i never ever knew Ford was such a prick imagine refusing to sign posters for a children's charity what a fucking prick teeeeeerio
arguably demonstrative Hoosiers Coach Bobby Knight was 'alerted' in a campus area (hallway ?) by a • (possibly not thinking straight) • student who shouted "Hey Knight . . . !" *-* look *that* early 90s one up ( indeed was taken as an undeniable lack of respect ) cheers
Sombre, realistic, and just pretty honest. Harrison Ford doesn't mince his words. He did it because it was probably the first time in a while that anyone was interested in him. And as for the money, I doubt he needs it, but he doesn't suffer fools gladly. I can imagine that having to come on the Jonathan Ross show figures pretty low in his priorities of 'what I'd like to do'. If I were in his shoes, I'd much rather be off fishing somewhere :-)
This is by far the most hilarious Harrison Ford interview I have ever seen. Harrison Ford could have easily been a comedian actor and been absolutely great it's just something about his timing and the way he reacts to things he really knows how to say things without saying a word. He can probably pick up where Leslie Nielsen left off and hit a new high note and he's the perfect age to do that kind of stuff right now and pull it off. But this was really freaking hilarious everybody was just perfect here and funny as hell.. two fookies up way high!
Comedic timing... 1000%. I thought that this was originally scripted, until he just kept doing it. Amazing interview; thank you Jonathan for bringing out this side of Harrison.
From about the time of his raiders interviews in 81 going forth he got so grouchy haha, watch him in the Star Wars interviews with Mark and he’s a different creature
The movie of his that I enjoyed the most was "Regarding Henry". To see him in a NON-heroic leading role and still bringing all the emotion you're used to seeing from him in his many hero-type roles was refreshing.
@@fuzzywuzzy1355 Not read it but I've heard that. I didn't think much to the fairly recent TV show though, not the first season anyway as I never watched the second.
Yeah and the real star actor of that movie; Paul LeMat gets the shaft and goes nowhere. He got Harrison the gig on AG so when he called him to return the favor years later Harrison said “he would see what he could do.”
Love his interviews. He is humble, witty and not full of himself like so many ultra famous people. You must see What Lies Beneath where he plays a villain, so good! (And scary)
I’m often disappointed when watching so called ‘celebrity’ interviews but not this time. A man who seems not only hugely talented but modest and unassuming too. Thanks. Stu X
He still flies a plane even after a emergency landing in 2014. He stops to refuel and sleep a night in Wichita, Kansas. Just flew by in May. Lately he has three projects. A Indiana Jones movie, a streaming TV show with Jason Segel called Shrinking and 1923, a prequel to Yellowstone, with Helen Mirren.
Is anyone else who realized how a true gentleman Jamie Oliver is? He didn't have any conceit or lust to show off himself. He just stood there respectfully and gave a full space for a true legend! That night, he was the catalyst in inspiring people to maintain quality and respect for Harrison, or else the other two would drag him as a clown, and the crowd would laugh at him! Their comments sometimes were quite intruding i could say...
@@sidb37I'm pretty sure Jamie Oliver has made more than Harrison Ford and David Williams combined, he is also the youngest of the three. So he may be an "average chef" In your opinion but he is clearly successful as a chef and a businessman.
@@sidb37 unfortunately when you take on risky ventures you'll occasionally fail. Not every thing is a success in life. I don't think average chefs go on to have his career and wealth, he also does a lot for disadvantaged people, has cooking initiatives to help people in need. He does a lot to highlight the problems in the diets and nutrition in the working class and the problems with access to good food. He probably does more good than these two but because he sits quietly at the end and wasn't a star in a movie, people like you are very naive.
@advolente3240 I like and respect Jamie, but there's no way he's made anywhere near as much money as Harrison Ford... I know you're trying to make tge point that he's successful in his own right but what you've said is clearly untrue
Ford is fairly clued up, I reckon - he's met all sorts of people. Walliams does has a fan base in the UK - but his cynicism and selfishness if obvious to most. If he disappeared nobody would care that much. Just another grifter.
Harrison Ford's Passion for Aircraft has proven his abilities to fly. He had many crashes. But knew to risk his life to not harm anyone but himself. God bless.
Ford was there purely to promote the new Star Wars movie, by contractual obligation. Ross was obliged to talk about Star Wars with him for a certain percentage of the interview, agreements would have been signed beforehand with whoever were representing Ford and Star Wars. And whatever Ford thinks of the movie, Ross certainly wasn’t allowed to say anything bad about the movie.
Harrison one of my favourite actors, so versatile can do any type of role, i still have my signed photo of him when he was staying at a hotel in London some years ago!
Personally wouldn’t ask anything about his wife. Harrison takes his personal life very seriously and is very reserved and dignified in answering that. Had the privilege of meeting him as an extra in TFA.
@@jasonl1942 Yes, he would be. He was in many great other movies for decades and just because he was in movies that have a big fanbase doesn't mean he owes those fans anything. He did the work he was supposed to do and for which he got paid, that's all he "owed".
@@jasonl1942 he put himself on the map by performing his role perfectly. Plus the franchise hired him, not a bunch of retarded 20-virgin incel fans. Get over yourselves
The first time I was really blown away by Harrison Ford's acting was when I saw Regarding Henry. Before that, I'd just thought of him as an action hero type. In Regarding Henry, he plays a lawyer who gets shot twice when he walks in on a liquor store robbery, and one of the shots causes him to lose oxygen to his brain, and he gets a sort of selective amnesia and is in pretty bad shape. But Ford is SO realistic and convincing as he portrays a gunshot victim who slowly, and with great effort and support, starts to regain his memory and rejoin his former life. *That's* when I saw what a really fine actor Ford is, because it wasn't just whip-cracking Indiana Jones or space traveling Han Solo. Ford actually has great acting chops, and could escape being stereotyped.
Yeah that was a good film and nice to see him playing a vulnerable flawed character for a change. Another great film where the actor plays against type is “Awakenings”. Robert DeNiro was completely convincing as a fragile mental patient determined to get his life back.
@@catkeys6911 I really hate it when people see drama as the only way to showcase true or good acting skills...🙄 In Indiana Jones Harrison Ford has portrayed a great credible character with good comedic timing , his acting/actions and Steven Spielberg's directing is what made this movie franchise so great ( besides off course the rest of the cast and the soundtrack). Don't forget this franchise has inspired so many others but only a few come close to it's quality.
But you can beat it if you saw the first Star Wars movie in May of 77'. I watched it repeatedly with my brother that summer. Harrison was, is, and always will be a legendary badass.
@@johnbaker3375 absolutely I'm 52 and I'm sure i saw star wars when it released its even better when your young vivid imagination he's great in everything I've seen him in.
imagine being Indiana Jones, who has one heck of an iconic theme song all to himself, to be introduced and come out to Vader's theme song, whom you did not portray ... 😅
Great and fun interview. I didn’t know David Walliams work until I found the comedy show Little Britain with him and Matt Lucas, that is another great artist. Big fan of them now! Can’t wait for the new show they are planning. Good interview! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌟🌟🌟
I wouldn't give Walliams the use of my used snot rags. There is something not right about him. I certainly wouldn't turn my back on him. If you watch his capers and behavior on Britains Got Talent you'll see what I mean. Sleasey as hell, and that's me being polite.
I LOVE David walliams, his humour hits for me. Obviously I've never met him and people love to hate but from what I've seen of Britain's got talent he gives everyone a chance even when the act is obviously not good.
I am setting up a donate page for Harrison Ford, given his tragedy, and the hardship, the world must come together. The people of Ethiopia should put together a rock concert to raise funds for Mr Ford.
What a class act, tells someone he doesn't know from Adam, that they are a nobody to him, respectfully, and tells the nobody he doesn't know they could be the person that dropped the set piece on him and broke his leg, but still goes on to say i don't need to know who it was, and from his attittude, likely told the director, don't screw them over.... it wasn't on purpose, it was an accident.... and likely if they DID screw that person over if they sent him a quiet message, they would be back in business if not better. great guy!
Just be aware, it is a misnomer to assume that an older body means they are less of who they were as a younger person or incapable of things they’ve been doing for several years. The brain still functions the same as it always has. It’s tough to see yourself in the mirror as old when inside you’re still the same person you’ve always been. Beauty is still there.
he 81 this month......do people forget that ....Happy Birthday Harrison for the 13th July x and Calista Flockhart is used to TV/Movie life since she is an actress
Harrison still seems like a great guy.. its a shame though that people seem obsessed with bringing old stars out again to do trash versions of their epic movies to kinda ruin their legacy... just as a quick cash grab.
Great interview, I saw the first Star wars on the big screen and it was amazing at the time. I just googled Harrison Ford and found out he just passed 2 days ago.....
I work in the TV industry. Let's just say that David Walliams does not have a positive reputation behind the scenes - I'm talking 'Me Too' kinda reputation... So it's satisfying to see a powerhouse like Ford not indulge in the guy.
Harrison is hilarious in Secret Life of Pets 2 and Morning Glory. He's a bit misunderstood like Clint Eastwood. Both hail from parts of USA where you are men's men. You just get on with things. Loved him in Star Wars and really enjoyed him in Bladerunner 1&2. The Indiana Jones series is great of course, but I think I've always enjoyed his more intense roles best.
Amazing Jonathan Ross presenter and "use the force Luke" starring intelligent Harrison Ford and the movie 1977 sci-fi Star Wars. Welcome aboard willy woofter David Walliams and cooking expert Jamie Oliver and job done 😊👍
Fantastic interview. Jonathan Ross really rules this format. I wish they didn't do that new Indiana Jones film, though... Terrible. Same for Star Wars. Ford is amazing nevertheless.
Naturally he never got to answer Ross' Q of what his favorite pic he did was. Personally I first saw him in American Graffiti which for a boomer guitar and car guy is an almost perfect timeless movie of a specific moment. It's post WWII fun and rock n roll is fresh but it's also pre 'Nam, pre JFK and pre Beatles but they hint at the inevitable loss of innocence, the end of stupid fun and the cruel passing of time with the climactic crash. 🎬
Harrison has a wicked sense of humour and timing.
Yes! Reminds me a little of Shatner with is humor and timing
@@corbomite1138Shatner 😂😂
I'm such a kid
@@corbomite1138 I was thinking Steve Martin. :)
Nothing wrong with his timing ,,put your own watch forward then you might just get it .
@@tex2344 Wait, no-one said there was a problem with his timing. 🤷♀
I don’t think Harrison likes being in the limelight, but he also plays around with it at the same time. He’s a very good actor.
He's an awful actor, so wooden that if he stands still for too long the crew hang their coats on him. Loved the children's charity retort by Walliams.
@@ViN-kr3ritell me you have never watched a Harrison ford movie ever
@@whyiseverysinglehandletaken2 I confess I have watched several lol. Some of his movies are quite good, but due to other factors, ie direction, story etc but normally in spite of him. I'm a Tommy Lee Jones fan and quite liked The Fugitive. Presumed Innocent wasn't bad either, but generally he's just the same Mogadon Man in all of his performances.
How does spending your whole life in front of a camera equate to not liking being in the limelight?
@@ViN-kr3ri that doesn't necessarily mean that he is 'wooden', more like the industry isn't ready to give him a different role. Whenever he is though, he has always shined. You cannot deny that he is a legend.
This made me appreciate Jonathon Ross' interviewing skills when you compare this interview to others I've seen Harrison do.
He really kept things moving without dragging Harrison along.
Yea you’re spot on there. I think his film critic skills and knowledge help here. Plus there’s a lot of respect on the couch
Jonathan Ross is a genius at interacting with people.
As an introvert I envy him, but I also love to watch and learn as he does his magic.
What do you think of Harrison earing? Be honest.
The British talk shows are always better than dry American talk shows. Jonathan Ross is comedic genius
Graham Norton handles him well too
"this is better than a real job" is the best answer.
Fair play to Jonathan Ross he knows what Harrison ford is like walking on thin ice .. great Interviewing skills
What’s he like? He always seems funny and playful in interviews I’ve seem
Just him isn’t it.
@@Oscar-ei3de he's well known to be a bit grumpy look at his top ten worst interviews . I love the bloke I suppose everyone is different
There are famous people, and then there are FAMOUS people! This man is not only Han Solo but Indiana Jones. Imagine that level of fame and notoriety for one minute. He has brought joy and happiness to so many people over the years, not to mention Blade Runner or The Fugitive or Jack Ryan. The man is truly a living legend.
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well i dont know about that but his good at acting, if i see him in the street i would ask him if i can get a picture with him in a normal way. his just someone who is good at what he does and his famous for it
Yep. AlAlmost at Beatle level fame.
Pity they didn’t halt at temple of doom. The last 3 were utter shite
He is also the blade runner
This was a very well done interview that Jonathan managed to do here. Usually Harrison Ford is not that talkative in talkshows, so one can only assume that he felt very comfortable with Jonathan. It is also amazing how reserved David Walliams remained, which is not a typical characteristic of his either. :-D
You're right! But you could see in the changing seats-scene how excited he (David) really was, that was so funny!
@@aarde7036 Now that you mention, I absolutely second that. Very true, he seemed kind of starstruck. Well, I couldn't help it either. ;-)
That’s a whole gag he has going I can’t believe people have fallen for it lmao
Always amazed with his comic timing, there legit isn't anyone else out there like him. It is hard to put a finger on but he just "gets" it. Would have been a great comedic actor.
This is awesome because they get get a rapport going despite the whole thing being really awkward. Great improv.
Hes essentially playing the "half senile old man" character....old funny Uncle Harry. Hes a legend!
What do you think of Harrison earing? Be honest.
@@bleebbleepbleeb3842 eewww
Kinda like Chris Hemsworth ..... don't think of them as comedic but they have great timing
This is probably the most lively interview I have ever seen by Harrison Ford.
Have you seen his one with Alison Hammond? Or on Graham Norton with Ryan gosling
Well, he's usually baked...😅
@@Oscar-ei3de he is 1 extremely strange individual
You should see his K-19 interview with Conan lmaoo
@@guymanson1626 god almighty i never ever knew Ford was such a prick imagine refusing to sign posters for a children's charity what a fucking prick teeeeeerio
Harrison Ford is a guy I don't dare to refer to just as Harrison. There is something utterly respectable about him. 👍👍👍
arguably demonstrative Hoosiers Coach Bobby Knight
was 'alerted' in a campus area (hallway ?) by a • (possibly not thinking straight) • student who shouted "Hey Knight . . . !"
*-* look *that* early 90s one up ( indeed was taken as an undeniable lack of respect )
cheers
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I don't like the geezer
Well if you were to meet him you could call him Mr Ford, but interviewers it’s their job!!
@@mikecarr8915 Who's talking about the interviewer? I just meant that whenever I speak about him, I say his full name.
One of the best ive seen with Harrison on a talkshow, how they were all into it
I wish he did more comedies, he's hilarious!
He’s very good in Shrinking on Apple TV.
Sombre, realistic, and just pretty honest. Harrison Ford doesn't mince his words. He did it because it was probably the first time in a while that anyone was interested in him. And as for the money, I doubt he needs it, but he doesn't suffer fools gladly. I can imagine that having to come on the Jonathan Ross show figures pretty low in his priorities of 'what I'd like to do'. If I were in his shoes, I'd much rather be off fishing somewhere :-)
This is by far the most hilarious Harrison Ford interview I have ever seen. Harrison Ford could have easily been a comedian actor and been absolutely great it's just something about his timing and the way he reacts to things he really knows how to say things without saying a word. He can probably pick up where Leslie Nielsen left off and hit a new high note and he's the perfect age to do that kind of stuff right now and pull it off. But this was really freaking hilarious everybody was just perfect here and funny as hell.. two fookies up way high!
Extremely intelligent man. And yes he is self effacing
Comedic timing... 1000%. I thought that this was originally scripted, until he just kept doing it. Amazing interview; thank you Jonathan for bringing out this side of Harrison.
What do you think of Harrison earing? Be honest.
Yeah, you're right. Underutilized for these talents.
Watch the Conan interview with him
I've been a long-time fan of Mr Harrison Ford since childhood ...He is truly a genius and a legendary figure
I was in love with Harrison Ford since I was 14 from the first Star Wars, I’m now 55 and he’s as handsome as ever. I wish he never got old.
I was in love with Chewbacca.
Same❤
Harrison is brilliant here. Laughed so much.
From about the time of his raiders interviews in 81 going forth he got so grouchy haha, watch him in the Star Wars interviews with Mark and he’s a different creature
@@lukeMoneyAP Yes I did and my brains fine. Considering your comment , not so sure about yours chief .
The movie of his that I enjoyed the most was "Regarding Henry". To see him in a NON-heroic leading role and still bringing all the emotion you're used to seeing from him in his many hero-type roles was refreshing.
I think i would have to go with Frantic, absolutely loved that film
Check out “The Mosquito Coast”. His character is not very likable, but his performance is stunning.
@@fuzzywuzzy1355 That's my favourite, along with Witness, and I believe it's Ford's too so we're in good company.
@@Elwaves2925 the book it is based on is really good as well
@@fuzzywuzzy1355 Not read it but I've heard that. I didn't think much to the fairly recent TV show though, not the first season anyway as I never watched the second.
It's not how famous he is,it's his personality that is why people like him.
His personality got him into the movie business.
Which says a lot about the business
he feels like we all can get along with him
Carpentry got him in lol
@@robbillington1982 it damn sure did i remember that now
@@bulldawgsgaming887 he was building sets I think for Lucas lol
I remember seeing Harrison Ford in American Graffiti at the drive-in as Bob Falfa, cruising in a '55 Chevy. That was a great movie.
That’s exactly what I remembered. Ford in a stetson in a chevy on the drag.
Yeah and the real star actor of that movie; Paul LeMat gets the shaft and goes nowhere. He got Harrison the gig on AG so when he called him to return the favor years later Harrison said “he would see what he could do.”
Harrison Ford is possibly the coolest guy to appear on this show.
Love his interviews. He is humble, witty and not full of himself like so many ultra famous people. You must see What Lies Beneath where he plays a villain, so good! (And scary)
I’m often disappointed when watching so called ‘celebrity’ interviews but not this time. A man who seems not only hugely talented but modest and unassuming too. Thanks. Stu X
He still flies a plane even after a emergency landing in 2014. He stops to refuel and sleep a night in Wichita, Kansas. Just flew by in May. Lately he has three projects. A Indiana Jones movie, a streaming TV show with Jason Segel called Shrinking and 1923, a prequel to Yellowstone, with Helen Mirren.
In the interview he says he owns 8 planes but started to say 9. The 9th one was broken in his emergency crash 9 years ago.
Apparently the new indiana jones movie is shyte. But I will wait until I watch it myself to pass judgement
He’s 81 years young. Amazingly talented and with it . Goes to show age is just a number… he’s in great shape.
"Patriot Games"--a little bit dated now, but still one of my all-time faves
You have to love him. He is not the ordinary celebrity.
Is anyone else who realized how a true gentleman Jamie Oliver is? He didn't have any conceit or lust to show off himself. He just stood there respectfully and gave a full space for a true legend! That night, he was the catalyst in inspiring people to maintain quality and respect for Harrison, or else the other two would drag him as a clown, and the crowd would laugh at him! Their comments sometimes were quite intruding i could say...
@@sidb37I'm pretty sure Jamie Oliver has made more than Harrison Ford and David Williams combined, he is also the youngest of the three. So he may be an "average chef" In your opinion but he is clearly successful as a chef and a businessman.
@advolente3240 Im not sure what money has to do with being an interesting conversationist, but Jamie's Italian restaurant went bankrupt.
@@sidb37 unfortunately when you take on risky ventures you'll occasionally fail. Not every thing is a success in life. I don't think average chefs go on to have his career and wealth, he also does a lot for disadvantaged people, has cooking initiatives to help people in need. He does a lot to highlight the problems in the diets and nutrition in the working class and the problems with access to good food. He probably does more good than these two but because he sits quietly at the end and wasn't a star in a movie, people like you are very naive.
People like you are very rude, reported.
@advolente3240 I like and respect Jamie, but there's no way he's made anywhere near as much money as Harrison Ford... I know you're trying to make tge point that he's successful in his own right but what you've said is clearly untrue
People who say hes awkward really dont understand humans. He is super cool and confident in his dryness.
Yes, his personality type is one you can definitely warm to.........
He cuts through the bullshit too
Yes, and at the end of the interview he warmly shook David by the hand and smiled at him to show he was just kidding, just to be polite..
I used to think Harrison and Bruce Willis were the same, but I got it wrong Harrison has a dry humour. The other means it.
I don't like him, I'm really awkward 😂
Harrison seems so comfortable in this interview :) got to love Jonathan Ross.
He is beloved. For the wonderful man he is. And the acting!!!!
It was a pity he never mentioned Blade Runner. That's my fave film and it put him a a vulnerable character.
That and Witness
And air force one
Hearing Jonathan Ross say 'real wookie' was all i needed.
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I'm sure Harrison didn't know much about David Walliams making his ability to immediately see through to the core of this rotten apple remarkable.
Yep he is creepy can’t stand him the next schofield I’m sure.
@@madds6678 stupid comment
I love David Walliams.
David is so cool.
Ford is fairly clued up, I reckon - he's met all sorts of people. Walliams does has a fan base in the UK - but his cynicism and selfishness if obvious to most. If he disappeared nobody would care that much. Just another grifter.
8yrs old in the Odeon when I first watched Star Wars and thought I wanna be that guy!!!, love Harrison Ford.
Harrison Ford's Passion for Aircraft has proven his abilities to fly. He had many crashes. But knew to risk his life to not harm anyone but himself. God bless.
Harrison is genuinely a very funny man
He's a great pilot. He can even land on taxi ways
Sometimes, yes.
It would be interesting to know exactly how he managed to fry his brain so early in life.
@@JetFire9 I think it's just his ego telling him he can do anything he wants. The Hollywood Entitlement.
Even after his dad machine gunned his airplane’s tail to shreds!! 😂 he’s an Ace!
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He can also land on golf courses.
I love how Ross is completely oblivious to the fact that Ford never gave a shit about Star Wars, and dismisses his answer 😂
Ford was there purely to promote the new Star Wars movie, by contractual obligation. Ross was obliged to talk about Star Wars with him for a certain percentage of the interview, agreements would have been signed beforehand with whoever were representing Ford and Star Wars. And whatever Ford thinks of the movie, Ross certainly wasn’t allowed to say anything bad about the movie.
8 years later and we finally got Indiana Jones 5. This originally aired in 2015 😎✌
7/18/23
This actually made me laugh out loud several times.
That was so funny, Harrison's humour works well with Walliams'
1 of the best Harrison Interviews...
The guy is a comedy genius. MANY people thinks that he is being serious 🤣
He's was of my favorite actors and I love his personality.... so funny too!
Harrison Ford. Legend.
Harrison one of my favourite actors, so versatile can do any type of role, i still have my signed photo of him when he was staying at a hotel in London some years ago!
Han Solo is one of the most iconic movie roles of all time.
He didn't take it out on the poor guy. A heart of gold indeed.
Love Jonathan Ross. It's funny how American talk shows fight for laughs. British talk shows create laughs.
*You know you're really funny when you can make Harrison Ford break character and laugh* 😂😂 2:25
Personally wouldn’t ask anything about his wife. Harrison takes his personal life very seriously and is very reserved and dignified in answering that. Had the privilege of meeting him as an extra in TFA.
I didn't know Harrison Ford had such a great sense of humor. Really funny.
When will people understand he's just an actor not a star wars nerd
Probably around the same time he would realise without those nerds he would not be the wealthy, comfortable and privileged person who he is today.
@@jasonl1942 Yes, he would be. He was in many great other movies for decades and just because he was in movies that have a big fanbase doesn't mean he owes those fans anything. He did the work he was supposed to do and for which he got paid, that's all he "owed".
He's exactly what all the a*holes who are Star Wars fans deserve LOL
@Ray_2112 I'm shocked he didn't have such a global fan base from American graffiti.
What put him on the map? Oh that's right, star wars and raiders.
@@jasonl1942 he put himself on the map by performing his role perfectly. Plus the franchise hired him, not a bunch of retarded 20-virgin incel fans. Get over yourselves
He’s Sarcastically funny 😆 this is a great video, thanks.
9:00 Pointing his bum towards Walliams was a rookie move by Ford..
The first time I was really blown away by Harrison Ford's acting was when I saw Regarding Henry. Before that, I'd just thought of him as an action hero type. In Regarding Henry, he plays a lawyer who gets shot twice when he walks in on a liquor store robbery, and one of the shots causes him to lose oxygen to his brain, and he gets a sort of selective amnesia and is in pretty bad shape. But Ford is SO realistic and convincing as he portrays a gunshot victim who slowly, and with great effort and support, starts to regain his memory and rejoin his former life. *That's* when I saw what a really fine actor Ford is, because it wasn't just whip-cracking Indiana Jones or space traveling Han Solo. Ford actually has great acting chops, and could escape being stereotyped.
Indiana Jones ( the first 3 ) IS great acting ! 🙄😎
@@explorer96core73 Comic book action acting.
Yeah that was a good film and nice to see him playing a vulnerable flawed character for a change. Another great film where the actor plays against type is “Awakenings”. Robert DeNiro was completely convincing as a fragile mental patient determined to get his life back.
@@coolcat6303 DeNiro is another very fine actor, indeed.
@@catkeys6911 I really hate it when people see drama as the only way to showcase true or good acting skills...🙄
In Indiana Jones Harrison Ford has portrayed a great credible character with good comedic timing , his acting/actions and Steven Spielberg's directing is what made this movie franchise so great ( besides off course the rest of the cast and the soundtrack).
Don't forget this franchise has inspired so many others but only a few come close to it's quality.
I usually don't care for his interviews. This was his best ever.
Hard to beat the awesomeness of the first Indiana jones film when it first came out
But you can beat it if you saw the first Star Wars movie in May of 77'. I watched it repeatedly with my brother that summer. Harrison was, is, and always will be a legendary badass.
@@johnbaker3375 absolutely I'm 52 and I'm sure i saw star wars when it released its even better when your young vivid imagination he's great in everything I've seen him in.
A very gracious man with a sense of humor...
Yes, i agree! David is the best!!!
imagine being Indiana Jones, who has one heck of an iconic theme song all to himself, to be introduced and come out to Vader's theme song, whom you did not portray ... 😅
Thank you for your lovely words. I am not a social media person but your sweet words drew my attention thank you sweetheart ❤️. Where are you from?
Harrison Ford - an absolute legend!
A legend but he has absolutely no manners whatsoever what good is success if you don't have any manners
David, star struck by many celebrities. Sweet. 😊 A fan’s a fan, 😁
Great and fun interview. I didn’t know David Walliams work until I found the comedy show Little Britain with him and Matt Lucas, that is another great artist. Big fan of them now! Can’t wait for the new show they are planning.
Good interview!
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I wouldn't give Walliams the use of my used snot rags. There is something not right about him. I certainly wouldn't turn my back on him. If you watch his capers and behavior on Britains Got Talent you'll see what I mean. Sleasey as hell, and that's me being polite.
@@pianoboylaker6560 I will check. Thank you! 🙏🏼
@pianoboylaker6560 He's the one of a few people i can't stand on the telly. He just makes me cringe as soon as he opens his mouth.
I LOVE David walliams, his humour hits for me. Obviously I've never met him and people love to hate but from what I've seen of Britain's got talent he gives everyone a chance even when the act is obviously not good.
Almost hard to believe he is 80 years old.
Hope he lives for another 20 + years
Well that video is from 2015
@@XenoLife Oh. Well that does mean something.
I am setting up a donate page for Harrison Ford, given his tragedy, and the hardship, the world must come together. The people of Ethiopia should put together a rock concert to raise funds for Mr Ford.
Genuine laugh out loud!
What a class act, tells someone he doesn't know from Adam, that they are a nobody to him, respectfully, and tells the nobody he doesn't know they could be the person that dropped the set piece on him and broke his leg, but still goes on to say i don't need to know who it was, and from his attittude, likely told the director, don't screw them over.... it wasn't on purpose, it was an accident.... and likely if they DID screw that person over if they sent him a quiet message, they would be back in business if not better. great guy!
Harrison Ford has reached the old man stage of life.
Amazing observation skills. What’s your point?
He’s more active than ever
hes been like this since 83. his tv interviews are just a blast and he is a curmudgeon in all of them.
Just be aware, it is a misnomer to assume that an older body means they are less of who they were as a younger person or incapable of things they’ve been doing for several years. The brain still functions the same as it always has. It’s tough to see yourself in the mirror as old when inside you’re still the same person you’ve always been. Beauty is still there.
For Harrison to give Jamie a compliment is beyond legendary! 👌
Love his dry sense of humour 😊
he 81 this month......do people forget that ....Happy Birthday Harrison for the 13th July x and Calista Flockhart is used to TV/Movie life since she is an actress
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My favorite interview Harrison ford has given is for Bruno. Short and sweet.
Harrison still seems like a great guy.. its a shame though that people seem obsessed with bringing old stars out again to do trash versions of their epic movies to kinda ruin their legacy... just as a quick cash grab.
Yea so true.
New Indiana Jones is good tho tbh
Great interview, I saw the first Star wars on the big screen and it was amazing at the time. I just googled Harrison Ford and found out he just passed 2 days ago.....
My gawd I was expecting a Hollywood diva from the title…..I’m crying he’s funny as f#&£ 😂🤣
Great video!
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Wonderful interview, thank you.
Gotta love Fords brutal honesty.
Thee wonderful guests there Mr. Ross 🏆🏆🏆
Plus, you're a wonderfully funny Bloke mate 🤝
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I like his dry humour as I am 69 myself but I fear some may have , misinterpreted his manner and thought he was being dull or rude. He wasn't.
I think he was rude to the upcoming comedian guy early on. Otherwise he was fine.
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Perhaps asking Ford on camera to autograph photos or a poster was ill-advised.
Worth recommending listening to Ford on the Conan needs a friend pod 😎👍
Can't stand Walliams. Harrison was my hero for blade runner 1 and 2 as well as physical graffiti, fantastic
Physical graffiti - Led Zeppelin album; American Graffiti - George Lucas movie.
Physical Graffiti. The non existent movie about Led Zeppelin with Harrison Ford.
@@Nick-us6tz You can't prove it doesn't exist, kinda like a strange mysterious virus.
That’s what you call having charisma
You call him Dr Jones!
That broken leg is probably what delayed the production of the last Indiana Jones movie...
Does Jonathan Ross call him Liam at somewhere around 17:33 or do I hear it wrong? :)
Liam is Harrison's kids name, he said it correctly "is he 14, Liam, or is he 15?"
its his kids name
Absolute gentleman.
This is great. I think the last one was a Wookie sound made when a video of an opening door
I work in the TV industry. Let's just say that David Walliams does not have a positive reputation behind the scenes - I'm talking 'Me Too' kinda reputation...
So it's satisfying to see a powerhouse like Ford not indulge in the guy.
There's something about David Walliams that I find sinister. I get a sense of darkness from him. I think his persona is odd.
Harrison as all of us Aviators know any landing you walk away from is a good one and looking at the Aircraft an emergency landing well executed.
Harrison is hilarious in Secret Life of Pets 2 and Morning Glory. He's a bit misunderstood like Clint Eastwood. Both hail from parts of USA where you are men's men. You just get on with things. Loved him in Star Wars and really enjoyed him in Bladerunner 1&2. The Indiana Jones series is great of course, but I think I've always enjoyed his more intense roles best.
Harrison Ford has never struck me as the insecure macho man type (such as Clint or John Wayne). He seems kind, genuine and grounded.
My late mum loved Harrison Ford, he really is great
Amazing Jonathan Ross presenter and "use the force Luke" starring intelligent Harrison Ford and the movie 1977 sci-fi Star Wars. Welcome aboard willy woofter David Walliams and cooking expert Jamie Oliver and job done 😊👍
Big fan of Indiana Jones Films! ❤
Harrison 'Indy-Blade Runner-Han' Ford really cool dude!
love it, deadpan to the end
'Say something funny' 😂😂😂😂
Fantastic interview. Jonathan Ross really rules this format. I wish they didn't do that new Indiana Jones film, though... Terrible. Same for Star Wars. Ford is amazing nevertheless.
Love his sense of humor ❤😂 king of deadpan
I love his style ❤ Harrison is very smart
Naturally he never got to answer Ross' Q of what his favorite pic he did was. Personally I first saw him in American Graffiti which for a boomer guitar and car guy is an almost perfect timeless movie of a specific moment. It's post WWII fun and rock n roll is fresh but it's also pre 'Nam, pre JFK and pre Beatles but they hint at the inevitable loss of innocence, the end of stupid fun and the cruel passing of time with the climactic crash. 🎬
7:59 the fact middle guy didn’t improv with ford…shows how good Ryan gosling was.