That's because he sees himself as an ACTOR first and foremost, and sees every role on it's own merits.....he refuses to be drawn into (really if you think about it, even though we all do it!) the meaningless hype as well - which I think is refreshing actually!
Dude played some of the most iconic roles in some of the most iconic movies , and describes them with the same annoyed unenthusiastic tone as when I describe my job. I like it.
Take a chill pill. Hes not acting like he’s a hot shot, he’s acting like he’s a normal person just like everyone else. He’s not full of himself like many other actors. He’s dignified, humble and down to earth. Harrison is the best person to ever walk this earth
He’s just a very humble guy. He seems like he enjoys his job, but just has been so overwhelmed with all the fame that has been brought to him in a way. Either way, I respect the man
Adam Driver couldn’t have been more of a “son” for him. He has that same unimpressed attitude and just wants to make art and create interesting characters.
Harrison Ford speaks about his career like a veteran talking about his military experience. Like he wasn't exactly stoked about it but had a few good times along the way.
gbuko2391 He is one of the last of the old school Hollywood Leading Man. He is a living relic of old Hollywood. Similar to Jack Nicholson and Clint Eastwood.
That is what I like about this guy. What others call “fantastic” and “amazing” this guy call “not that bad” It is very scandinavian. I always wonder what words US citizens would use if aliens landed since they already used amazing about the cake they had this morning.
I didn't see Apocalypse Now (1979) on the timeline. Harrison appears early in the movie in a scene where Martin Sheen is given his assignment to terminate Marlon Brando command with "Extreme Prejudice".
Quotenwagnerianer I believe he said he’s willing to do another Indiana Jones because he likes playing Indiana Jones. He has a lot of fun making those movies
He is Han Solo. He is Indiana Jones. He is Rick Deckard. Three of my biggest movie heroes. That says it all. Thank you Harrison, Mr. Ford, for the movies that plays in my head when I close my eyes.
I get the feeling that many people on here mistake Harrison Ford's understatedness for disdain. He isn't at all bored or not enthused. It's just not in his personality to be animated all the time. He's a very measured guy who thinks through his responses.
@@chumpster69 Actually that's probably fair. On some of the answers he has that glazed over look of someone who answered the question one too many times.
Love him or hate him, Harrison Ford doesn't glorify Hollywood actors as if they are Greek gods and goddesses. He just looks at them as they are--like people.
Exactly. He's our era's Gary Cooper and always has been. He understands that and always presents that way: Dry, terse, down to earth, and wickedly funny about his own persona.
@@starscreamofvos The warm, enticing aroma of a steak grilling in the back yard, and to finally slice into that tender, juicy goodness, is a pleasure that can kill me any day. Life is too short for such hang ups. Lighten up.
@@Erasureeraser - and he actually never been hiding that fact. Even the last Blade Runner, he did that one for the money. In one of the interviews he basically said it, when asked why did you decided to make that particular movie. His answer was short: "Money", and he was quite cheerful about it too :) Not that I can blame him for it! So yeah, you are spot on too.
When someone spends a lot of their time and energy engaging in potentially deadly activity such as aviation, a lot of regular life starts to seem very trivial.
@Cringe Commander Another thing is Ford has been in the game a long time. Before he ever made it big he knocked out all his front teeth doing a stunt for some cowboy series in the 70's. He's just tired of Hollywood.
I find it amazing one man has generated $9.3B for the movie industry alone. It should hopefully pass 10, maybe even $11B when Dial of Destiny, New World Order, and Thunderbolts come out
It was the first Indy movie I saw on the big screen after seeing "Raiders" and "Temple of Doom on VHS, so it will always hold a special place in my heart.
@R4- P17 oh i understood that completely, but harrison ford has gone on record in the past that he didnt like the character, just like he has gone on record that blade runner was the worst experience he ever had working on a film, but he never says a thing in the interview here, he's a professional, so he probably left alot of his real thoughts out of this interview, but i mean its possible over the years hes become more apathetic to his negative experiences and just focuses on the good
How he talks about his craft with such love and appreciation for it and the filmmakers as well as emphasizing how much he pushes himself to keep developing as an actor is inspiring.
Star Wars: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun." Indiana Jones: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun." Blade Runner: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun." The Witness: ""I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun." The Fugitive: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun."
Always loved Harrison! He’s not flashy. He’s not who everyone wants him to be - he’s just himself - an intelligent, laid back, everyday guy. Thanks, Harrison, for being in the movies of my youth and my early adulthood - you’re a class act.
He reminds me of my father so incredibly much. This is exactly how my dad would explain this incredible career. Unimpressed. It was luck. Someone else could have done it and probably better. Even when we can't imagine anyone else.
Hamill said that Ford has called him out on his impression of him. He says that Ford is naturally so soft spoken that he essentially just draws people in
I love Harrison Ford. He’s a very intelligent man who loves acting in great stories. Thank goodness, because he has enriched so many of our lives as a result. There aren’t too many actors who jump off the screen like he does. He, also, has worked hard to protect our planet. He’s an amazing person. I hope he knows how much we all love him. ♥️♥️♥️
His dry sense of humor catches you off guard, its golden. Had some good laughs, "I didn't do it all myself". Its almost like he is jokingly addressing our misconceptions. Its a certain kind of humorous modesty. He is among the prodigies of cinema. He truly forged some classics.
@@kjmr52 I think he's, mainly, being "Mister PR": past interviews have shown him very flippant and less than nice about the people he's worked with and the movies he's done. While I appreciate his honesty, I think that what passes as "dry humour" is often arrogance.
Maybe some of his humour, like “did I read the book” was left on the editing floor. They might not have captured his true personality. But yes, very dry humour, great actor.
He may not like all of the movies, but I think it's clear that he likes making them. It may also seem like he doesn't like the movies because he doesn't like doing interviews.
I actually disagree with you on that. Considering how reticent and jaded Harrison Ford is, I couldn't imagine him doing something he didn't want to do or not care for at his age. As Old School as he is, and as rich as he is at this point, he'd only devote his later years to a movie if he truly wanted to do it.
If you were asked the same questions about the same series over and over, it's only natural to be irritated. Good to hear his perspective on the other stuff
He sounds like a very down to earth, calm and polite man who has no interest in hyping up everything he says or "acting out for the camera". He's just being him.
An author saw him act, and was impressed by how much he communicated with each word or gesture. That Ford gives the right amount to draw you in, to force you to pay attention.
Also he has a wonderful sense of humor..... "There's a book??' The look on his face is priceless. I think the others have missed it or even worse, don't get it. (swoosh!) Right over their heads!
I actually like the way that Harrison Ford acts differently compared to other celebrities. He seems much more down-to-earth and not just overly-enthusiastic about the littlest things. Like, you know you did something impressive if you can impress him.
IMO he's well aware of the divide between character and actor, and basically dislikes anyone or anything that wants him to play a real-life role as anything other than himself, an insane, utter perfectionist about the art and craft of acting, storytelling and film.
@@robertandruw7647 I think indiana jones had elements he liked like egyptology, geography, being in new locations--stuff you could feel and touch...star wars is space fantasy filmed with green screen nowadays. He's even in an archeology organization.
Yeah I think for him especially the character had much more depth. I mean George Lucas and Spielberg began writing based on their own alternative version of James Bond, and added a lot of depth to the character outside of just an action star. This is also what makes rewatches so awesome and especially for Harrison Ford’s consistent performance of the character.
One thing about him is he knows how to dress. Perfectly cut clothes with little details. Apparently when they do photo shoots with this guy they use his own clothes. Honestly I think Harrison gets a bad reputation because people have this idea of what an actor should be like (all animated and expressive) and he doesn’t fit the mold. You have to remember he’s old school, pragmatic. At the end of the day he does it for money, not the fame. It’s just a lucrative job for him. I can respect that.
I agree with m taylor, he chose roles for the story and richness of character and the challenge. Money grew because he’s good at his job! I think awards mean little also, because it matters what “he” thinks mostly. As it should be. I only wish really important jobs like “good” educators, healthcare and safety workers, etc, had more value. And Politicians only had two terms period! Lose the losers i say. Sorry, i digress!
@@jimhenderson9173 Indeed quite a lot of money, haha. He made $16M with Crystal Skull, and that was in 2008. I’d imagine he’s gonna pull $30M with Indy 5.
@@sejiva no he made 55 mil to 60 with his percentage points off Indy 4. Spielberg and Lucas also made a killing!. So he made way more than 30 mil for Indy 4. I'm sure for Indy ford will get 25-40 mil
It’s always been a little hard to read Harrison Ford in the public eye, but honestly I appreciate that he leaves his expression for his characters on screen. This is the most candid I think he’s ever been in an interview and it’s really nice to understand more of his perspective.
For someone who doesn't express much emotion in describing his career, all his acting choices involved him looking for a feeling and emotional connection to his characters. It's like he was searching for emotion.
Ich glaube es war zur Premiere von Enders Game, da wurde er von einer blutjungen Dame mit Micro gefragt, ob er schon einmal im Weltraum geschauspielert hätte?! Er sagte ja und ging dann zügig weiter. 🤦♂️ Hätte man wissen können?! Ich glaube, er hat sich hierbei irgendwie nicht wohl gefühlt. Zum Schluss ist er aber angekommen.
He’s so nonchalant and casual when talking about these films, but when you watch them, you can tell he’s always pouring his heart and soul into each performance. He’s like the gruff grandpa with the hidden soft heart; he cares much more than he will admit.
He cheated on his first wife, then married a screen writer, then married a much younger actress. Sounds like he was pretty invested in the Hollywood lifestyle to me.
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt And he's not the first "normal" person to have that kind of lifestyle.....whether you approve of it or not, the way he sees it, just because he's an actor doesn't mean he isn't entitled to privacy in his private life as any "normal" person would be
For Harrison Ford fans this was very gratifying to watch. I can't tell if he's being forgetful or bored during some of those pauses, probably both LOL, but seriously it was thoroughly entertaining to hear him talk about some of the films of his varied, long and extraordinary career in film.
Meh...the interview was okay. Because I am a fan, I'd expect for him to bring up...as in just mentioning, that he hurt his back on Temple of Doom or a little of River Phoenix (who he recommended for the beginning of The Last Crusade)... What I did like is how he really talked about the working of directors and about him being the bad guy for What Lies Underneath. Fun Fact: Bob Zemeckis filmed WLU in the year break he had to wait for Tom Hank to lose all that weight safely for Castaway...
They missed Six Days, Seven Nights, Ender's Game, and Age of Adaline though. DX I would have loved to hear his opinion on those movies. C'mooonnnn... I don't think we needed to hear how Harrison Ford hates Star Wars for 500th time.
jav retama, why mention things he has said again? And this is careeer timeline so it’s less trivia of the films but why he made the films he did and how he did end up in those roles.
Out of all of all the amazing movies Harrison Ford has done, I think my favorite is probably "Regarding Henry" followed closely by "Presumed Innocent" and "American Graffiti". Of course, the "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" series are incredibly amazing too. He's had an amazing career to be involved in so many great movies.
Mosquito Coast is one of his more uncharacteristic movies. He's not 'the good guy'. That one with Michelle Pfeiffer where he's the bad guy are two of the rare ones where he plays against type. But The Fugitive is a classic as well.
Spencer Kindra Sean Connery looked like that naturally as he was bald in 1980s and was hair was grey almost white and was only 58-59 years old when filmed Indiana Jones and Last Crusade. Connery wore toupees for many of his films
I love Harrison Ford because he's authentic. A craftsman. He constructs characters the way a good carpenter creates a portico. The way a good novelist constructs a book; a good artist constructs a painting. And he dislikes pretention.
I think he's genuine but also isn't a big fan of "celebrity" and all that comes with it, so some of these self-gratifying style interviews don't seem to be something he enjoys doing even if he does them.
Because he got common sense. There is more to life than movies. Dont think he has fanboyed over any movie so prob wouldnt be able to relate to a peasant like u
The shock, that Harrison Ford was the actual villain of "What Lies Beneath," was made so much more epic because of Harrison's established reputation of the hero. The entire movie is so well twisted, and Michelle Pfeiffer's performance with/against Harrison's make it one of the greatest suspense films of all time.
My Ol’ Lady watches this at least twice a month. Me being 45, it’s def weird seeing Han, Indie, Jack Ryan, etc being the bad guy. And he is very much a bad guy. It’s really cool.
Even I as a total kid, felt like I knew Ford as always the hero - he really played into the "look.... I'm the hero! Always! Give me Hero roles! Please! Everyone else is bad!"
This is why I love Harrison Ford. I appreciate what he does, and his movies make me happy no matter what. He's a legend, and one of my inspirations! I respect him in every way.
He reminds me of my grandpa ❤️ every day conversations he’s very laid back, deep rolling voice, doesn’t gloat, doesn’t brag, doesn’t get animated unless he’s truly passionate about something. I miss conversations with him. 😩
Florian Posch Many actors use their real personality to play their roles. I mean why not? It’s much easier to borrow your own traits in a role than to reinvent a completely different person. It’s also a waste of the unique person you are if you don’t use your natural quirks and personality.
I've always read rumors that Harrison is a very difficult, rude and grouchy guy to interview but so far I've seen nothing but a polite respectful gentlement in all the old interview videos posted on yt ... I'm beginning to wonder if those rumors are spread by some disgruntled interviewer who hated the fact that he never gave them any dirt to dish on, so they created their own to spoil his reputation ...
Last Crusade and Raiders are probably the two movies that almost therapeutically create a sense of joy and contentment that no other movies really can for me. Thanks Mr Ford
Harrison Ford is actually humble about his career. He's not flaunting his success or egotistical. He's made his contributions, it's in the past and he's thankful for all of it. I appreciate his attitude nowadays.
13th Evergreen He looks better than 99% of 77 year olds. But then again he looked better than 95% of 40 year olds at that age. the guy has good genes, good habits and a ton of money. All help I guess.
may not have done many ‘oscar’ roles, but Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Blade Runner, Witness, Frantic, Working Girl, Presumed Innocent, The Fugitive and Air Force One is as good as it gets for entertainment. And a small role in Apoc Now, I mean cmon. Legend
Oscars are a joke. You can name 1000s of actors and films that deserve to win but don't because they ain't American or not old enough. It was designed to say America is the best and so they can get around unions.
I really like his chill, laidback attitude. There's enough hyperactive people in the Hollywood, who speak first and then think, it's actually refreshing to see someone like him.
It wasn't about the coin flip. He wanted to go to LA in the first place and would've barged through ANY metaphysical reason to make it happen. If NY won the coin flip, he would've made it "3 out of 5" - if NY won again, he would've made it "5 out of 7" and so on - until he ended up in LA, the warm climate that he was looking for. That coin toss story is a thing BECAUSE it's a gag - we are meant to see how determined he was to get to LA, not because of career or destiny or acting even, but just because he wanted to go to LA.
One of the best actors ever. People saying he looks unenthusiastic are just not smart. He’s just humble and he doesn’t want all of the attention. He’s a gift to humanity.
Yeah, that's just who he is. He doesn't really put anybody on a pedestal. Well, except John Williams. He's pretty much the only guy that Harrison has ever called a "Genius."
@@dropkickmurphy4114 Steven would hangout with Lucas on set of StarWars and in Ford's first movie main character movie American Graffiti, so, not his first time.
@evergreen I'm confident what i said above is what he said in the Indiana Jones collection bonus DVD. I won't be hurt if you can prove me wrong, however.
Harrison's answers on his movies:
1. They showed me the script
2. I read the script
3. I was interested
Balrok99 🤣
You forgot emotionally interested
4. It was a BLOCKBUSTER!
4. So we made a deal.
2.5 They showed me the check
“Mr. Ford how did you choose so many roles in generation defining films and franchises”
“Well I was offered the role and had fun”
American attempts at interviews at its best lol
MrJayel27 That's just straight xenophobic lmao
@@killionaire6891 how is that xenophobic?
@@milkynom I'm not saying anything is xenophobic I'm just wondering why the other guy think it is
@@killionaire6891 you meant xenomorphic, right?
Most people who were in star wars: I WAS IN STAR WARS
Harrison: Yeah... I was in star wars... I had fun...
Lol 😆😆😆 No emotions!
He also got paid
That's because he sees himself as an ACTOR first and foremost, and sees every role on it's own merits.....he refuses to be drawn into (really if you think about it, even though we all do it!) the meaningless hype as well - which I think is refreshing actually!
He also got with a young Carrie fisher....
Fisher was coked up all through Star Wars
Dude played some of the most iconic roles in some of the most iconic movies , and describes them with the same annoyed unenthusiastic tone as when I describe my job.
I like it.
Yep.its great.
It’s his job. Actors are passionate about acting, character and story. They aren’t necessarily passionate about the films, lore, or fandem
Take a chill pill. Hes not acting like he’s a hot shot, he’s acting like he’s a normal person just like everyone else. He’s not full of himself like many other actors. He’s dignified, humble and down to earth. Harrison is the best person to ever walk this earth
Only Harrison Ford can be bored with being a legend
He's unimpressed with Hollywood. His intention was never to be a "star". His intention was to act.
Which makes him even more of a legend.
69 nice
He’s just a very humble guy. He seems like he enjoys his job, but just has been so overwhelmed with all the fame that has been brought to him in a way. Either way, I respect the man
Adam Driver couldn’t have been more of a “son” for him. He has that same unimpressed attitude and just wants to make art and create interesting characters.
I’ll sum this up for everyone. “I read the script, was offered the part, I accepted. I had a lot of fun.”
Maybe not a Lot of fun?
Add this : "As long as i get paid, i'm in"
A lot of fun receiving pay.
he is han solo in real life
rm1133 😂😂 pretty much pretty much
Did you get emotional when u put on the Han Solo jacket again?
Harrison: "No, I got paid"
Funny cause Han Solo could say that.
😂
7 million Imperial Credits....
Only an elite few can say that in public.
@@RoodeMenon did u get emotional when you went to your old school? no i was buillied there
"It's not about the party, it's about what you're celebrating."
Great words.
Harrison Ford speaks about his career like a veteran talking about his military experience. Like he wasn't exactly stoked about it but had a few good times along the way.
gbuko2391 He is one of the last of the old school Hollywood Leading Man. He is a living relic of old Hollywood. Similar to Jack Nicholson and Clint Eastwood.
@@jimbobaggins27 but he came bit late
6:02 this is a man who is tired of Star Wars fans
So accurate
That is what I like about this guy.
What others call “fantastic” and “amazing” this guy call “not that bad” It is very scandinavian.
I always wonder what words US citizens would use if aliens landed since they already used amazing about the cake they had this morning.
Moral of the story: “I was offered the role and I accepted.”
"Had fun" aswell
He’s an uh... an actor. :shrug:
I didn't see Apocalypse Now (1979) on the timeline. Harrison appears early in the movie in a scene where Martin Sheen is given his assignment to terminate Marlon Brando command with "Extreme Prejudice".
“I read the script...”
Lol
That sigh before Crystal Skull, that made me laugh.
And yet he is willing to make a fifth one. That's were I have to sigh...
Quotenwagnerianer I believe he said he’s willing to do another Indiana Jones because he likes playing Indiana Jones.
He has a lot of fun making those movies
Keep Shiah Labeouf out of it and hit Spielberg and Lucas with a nine iron every time they suggest something stupid.
Kane Garvey Spielberg has left the project
@@rossstephen2568 And it's highly unlikely that Lucas is creatively involved in this one, unless he consults here and there.
He is Han Solo. He is Indiana Jones. He is Rick Deckard. Three of my biggest movie heroes. That says it all. Thank you Harrison, Mr. Ford, for the movies that plays in my head when I close my eyes.
Deckard’s nerdy disguise voice is the stuff of legends.
He's just Indy to me
Don't forget jack ryan!
I get the feeling that many people on here mistake Harrison Ford's understatedness for disdain. He isn't at all bored or not enthused. It's just not in his personality to be animated all the time. He's a very measured guy who thinks through his responses.
You think? Somewhere in the middle, I'd say.
@@chumpster69 Actually that's probably fair. On some of the answers he has that glazed over look of someone who answered the question one too many times.
Aaron Giles well he’s been answering the same questions about Star Wars and Indiana Jones for almost too long
Aaron Giles I just think he likes his Indica strains.
He’s stoned all the time. That’s his personality
On Star Wars: “I don’t really have a favorite....It’s not about the party, it’s about what you’re celebrating”. Wow I kinda love that.
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I swear I’ve heard that some where before, but yeah I like that saying a lot too
Austin Jones yeah I’m sure he’s quoting someone, but it’s a nice saying :)
spoilers he's celebrating the pay check.
@@purefoldnz3070 lmao for sure 🙈
Harrison Ford is an old school actor.......reads a script, likes it accepts it, he’s happy.
No more, no less. Short and to the point.
Only Harrison Ford can be bored with being a legend
I love it
He doesnt sound happy lol
Wait how are actors any different now?
@@SuperJoshuaAguilar you’re kinda dumb
I admire him for the fact he is dignified and humble at the same time and honest that his job is simply to tell stories and play make believe.
absolutely.
This is what cool looks like
Don't you sense a bit of condescension in the way he talks?
@@High_Priest_Jonko not really, i get a sense he's a bit tired of being asked about star wars and indiana jones 24/7
His entire career: "Sounds fun. Sure." Grunt.
And then proceed to point at everything.
what else is he supposed to say? "sounds fun, i don't want to do it" ??
Is he okay?
@Commander Keen haha yea because he's Harrison Ford. He's expected and allowed to.
oh he be gruntin
*"It's not about the party. It's about what you're celebrating.
"*
Harrison Ford -- 2020
I love that quote!
“It’s not about the bread but the butter being spread”
Some Guy - Today
That got me thinking.
We need things to celebrate right now. And I have your comment a thumbs up because I was number 666.
Harrison Ford absolutely did not coin that phrase
Love him or hate him, Harrison Ford doesn't glorify Hollywood actors as if they are Greek gods and goddesses.
He just looks at them as they are--like people.
Because they are just people?
your comment is very great and accurate
@@andymontanez56 😐
There are people who hate Harrison Ford?
@@Allaiya. just the people who don’t understand him
imagine being part of basically almost every important franchise ever made and being like "yeah, that was fun" i effing love this guy
Harrison Ford isn't bored, he is just a very mellow, laid back person with a dry sense of humor.
@@starscreamofvos cringe
Exactly.
He's our era's Gary Cooper and always has been. He understands that and always presents that way: Dry, terse, down to earth, and wickedly funny about his own persona.
It's mostly the weed
@@starscreamofvos The warm, enticing aroma of a steak grilling in the back yard, and to finally slice into that tender, juicy goodness, is a pleasure that can kill me any day. Life is too short for such hang ups. Lighten up.
And very grumpy.
His entire career:
Director: "Hey I got a script
Him: *reads script* "yeah I'll do it" *shakes hands*
Also Ford to the studio : my salary please, make it big!
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@@Erasureeraser - and he actually never been hiding that fact. Even the last Blade Runner, he did that one for the money.
In one of the interviews he basically said it, when asked why did you decided to make that particular movie. His answer was short: "Money", and he was quite cheerful about it too :) Not that I can blame him for it!
So yeah, you are spot on too.
Director: "Hey I got a script
Him: *reads script* "how much?"
Eric Roberts career.
Director: I got movie.
Him: I'm in.
No matter what Harrison talks about, we're obviously wasting his time.
When someone spends a lot of their time and energy engaging in potentially deadly activity such as aviation, a lot of regular life starts to seem very trivial.
Hahaha. Spot on.
@Cringe Commander Another thing is Ford has been in the game a long time. Before he ever made it big he knocked out all his front teeth doing a stunt for some cowboy series in the 70's. He's just tired of Hollywood.
@Stephen Hill at what point did I say I don't like him?
Nah he might be worried
indiana jones and the last crusade is probably one of the finest movies ever made.
The scenes with Indy and his dad are gold.
I find it amazing one man has generated $9.3B for the movie industry alone. It should hopefully pass 10, maybe even $11B when Dial of Destiny, New World Order, and Thunderbolts come out
My favorite film!
It was the first Indy movie I saw on the big screen after seeing "Raiders" and "Temple of Doom on VHS, so it will always hold a special place in my heart.
Love that movie!
Harrison Ford being unimpressed about his career for 20 minutes.
😂😂
18:41 - He doesn't look like himself here.
He has social anxiety
Yeah I got that impression.
We knew what we were getting into with Ford when we clicked. haha
"It's not about the party, it's about what you're celebrating." Harrison Ford 2020
I thought about it and I'm still not certain I know what he's talking about. Sounds cool though.
Not Available If you seriously can't comprehend that quote, then im not sure you should be allowed on youtube
McSkeetah TheCheetoCheetah
Calm down big man
Austin Bullard Lmao i guess you couldnt comprehend it either
@@killionaire6891 there's nothing wrong with not getting it.
Only Harrison Ford could make playing Han Solo sound like a chore.
Because it was for him. He hated that character.
@Alexander Supertramp he did it for the fans, he doesnt like Han solo but he knows millions of others do
@R4- P17 oh i understood that completely, but harrison ford has gone on record in the past that he didnt like the character, just like he has gone on record that blade runner was the worst experience he ever had working on a film, but he never says a thing in the interview here, he's a professional, so he probably left alot of his real thoughts out of this interview, but i mean its possible over the years hes become more apathetic to his negative experiences and just focuses on the good
@@OlEgSaS32 i heard that he loved blade runner but making it sucked because of the many night shoots + raining all the time but he loved the movie
@@danielleung8585 Thats what i meant when i said "he has gone on record that blade runner was the *worst experience* he ever had *working on* a film
How he talks about his craft with such love and appreciation for it and the filmmakers as well as emphasizing how much he pushes himself to keep developing as an actor is inspiring.
you forgot the /s at the end there buddy
I'm not sure he actually has a pulse.
are you watching the same video as me?
Star Wars: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun."
Indiana Jones: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun."
Blade Runner: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun."
The Witness: ""I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun."
The Fugitive: "I was offered the part so I took it. Had fun."
Harrison Ford having fun? In star wars? lol
In Star Wars? Press X to doubt
TomTubesYou except he didn’t have fun in Star Wars...
HAHA...what a weirdo, how do we love him so much 😂
You Didn't Say Please. Ok, but he had more enthusiasm when they asked for a bladerunner sequel than when they asked for a Star Wars sequel
Always loved Harrison! He’s not flashy. He’s not who everyone wants him to be - he’s just himself - an intelligent, laid back, everyday guy. Thanks, Harrison, for being in the movies of my youth and my early adulthood - you’re a class act.
tommygal1974 Couldnt agree more! He’s one of my fav actors!
He's my favorite actor. And I love how just real he is in interviews.
Aaron Ellis Yes me too, and he’s hilarious too!
Tommygal1974 - Absolutely.
@Mike Collins You forgot your edgy use of ellipsis on that last one. Just thought you'd like to know.
Harrison: "I was happy to be there."
His face: 😐
probably tired lol
The weed. I was just like that.
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His eyes, just watch his eyes. Very similar to my dad.
I did'nt want to talk about Star Wars
He reminds me of my father so incredibly much. This is exactly how my dad would explain this incredible career. Unimpressed. It was luck. Someone else could have done it and probably better. Even when we can't imagine anyone else.
Tom Selleck could NOT have done it better...
I used to think Mark Hamill’s impression Harrison was hyperbole, now I realize that Mark was 100% serious when he acted so dead
“It’s…not that kind of movie…kid….”
“Hey kid… you didnt fuckin tell me that.”
Hamill said that Ford has called him out on his impression of him. He says that Ford is naturally so soft spoken that he essentially just draws people in
Ford's response: "...He can have the job."
Harrison Ford is how my depressed inner voice wants to sound like.
Robert Smith takes that place but my smooth need to talk my self out of this is Ford
What does it really sound like then? Pee wee Herman
"Hey kid, u fkin succ"
Oh man, I snorted my drink through my nose when I read this.
Morthan Gaming you would love the theatrical cut of blade runner then
I wonder who the unlucky person was who had to tell Harrison “alright we’re doing an interview” knowing full well he absolutely hates doing them
He actually enjoys interviews but hates the Same Questions "Tell us about StarWars"
@@Meg_Lovegood That's fair enough I suppose
@@Meg_Lovegood probably has anxiety. He's talking like I do on Valium. Literally exactly the same.
I love him but it feels like he’s just reading cards they told him to read.
Tropic Lightning be quiet
I love Harrison Ford. He’s a very intelligent man who loves acting in great stories. Thank goodness, because he has enriched so many of our lives as a result. There aren’t too many actors who jump off the screen like he does. He, also, has worked hard to protect our planet. He’s an amazing person. I hope he knows how much we all love him. ♥️♥️♥️
His dry sense of humor catches you off guard, its golden. Had some good laughs, "I didn't do it all myself". Its almost like he is jokingly addressing our misconceptions. Its a certain kind of humorous modesty. He is among the prodigies of cinema. He truly forged some classics.
I think he’s also being humble and giving credit to those directors, writers, and others that make his job possible and effective
@@kjmr52 I think he's, mainly, being "Mister PR": past interviews have shown him very flippant and less than nice about the people he's worked with and the movies he's done. While I appreciate his honesty, I think that what passes as "dry humour" is often arrogance.
@@jocelyndeguise ur being weird
Maybe some of his humour, like “did I read the book” was left on the editing floor. They might not have captured his true personality. But yes, very dry humour, great actor.
Harrison Ford has been a grumpy old man for his whole career, he didn’t get older, he just aged into his personality
Goals
@@starscreamofvos Nobody cares
Kathryn Pettus Man steak be good asf doe 🤤
@Bobby Papoutsis praising him with shade, I have a very similar personality to his
@@starscreamofvos whoever told this is a good idea... it’s not.
"the olden days, when things moved fast on a handshake" - love this quote, integrity is so rare these days.
Integrity? This is Hollywood Nick. No integrity or creativity allowed.
@@jimhenderson9173 no creativity??
Best part is he accepts science so no longer eats animal products because it kills us and the planet. www.watchdominion.com
@@starscreamofvos stop.
@@starscreamofvos sounds good mate. I'll eat a t-bone tonight in your honor
Harrison talking about any character: 😐
Harrison talking about Indiana Jones: 🙂
he's very careful not to say he dislikes any of his movies, even if it's quite clear he does.
Indiana Jones 4 cough cough
@@javiersp15 More like the entirety of Star Wars.
He may not like all of the movies, but I think it's clear that he likes making them. It may also seem like he doesn't like the movies because he doesn't like doing interviews.
I actually disagree with you on that. Considering how reticent and jaded Harrison Ford is, I couldn't imagine him doing something he didn't want to do or not care for at his age. As Old School as he is, and as rich as he is at this point, he'd only devote his later years to a movie if he truly wanted to do it.
@@cqtaylor it's not always clear a movie is going to be bad just from reading the script.
Basically his entire career is: "I read the script, I was interested, they offered me the role, I accepted, we made the deal."
His American
Isn't that how you get a job, do your job & get paid for the job you did??
@@immortalfae13 You do one job and if it successful you become famous and several places in every industry want you. :/ mostly film studios.
Did you get emotional when u put on the Han Solo jacket again?
Harrison: "No, I got paid"
That is public speak for, "What's next? Call my agent, I'm playing what? How much?"
I like how he sounds more enthused about his less known movies.
Because all talk show hosts only want Han..
If you were asked the same questions about the same series over and over, it's only natural to be irritated. Good to hear his perspective on the other stuff
I like how water is wet..
He’s surprisingly laid back, and very humble.
“i was surprised i was nominated for the... uhhhh.. *shrugs* an oscar” beautiful
timestamp?
@@BluePiano1 7:10
@@evandymon thanks, I got it :)
He sounds like a very down to earth, calm and polite man who has no interest in hyping up everything he says or "acting out for the camera". He's just being him.
👏
An author saw him act, and was impressed by how much he communicated with each word or gesture. That Ford gives the right amount to draw you in, to force you to pay attention.
@@TheFranchiseCAHarrison Ford has been fighting for us for so long. Time to show him that we stand behind him and help too.💚
Exactly....exactly (whether you like it or not).....we can only expect people to be the way they are, honest and authentic
Also he has a wonderful sense of humor..... "There's a book??' The look on his face is priceless. I think the others have missed it or even worse, don't get it. (swoosh!) Right over their heads!
Harrison Ford is so tired of talking about Indiana Jones and Star Wars. 😂
Hes not tired of getting payed for it apparently.
Not Indiana Jones. He stated that Indiana Jones is his favorite character to play.
@@full-metal_jacob5858 Who would be? I mean come on the man have to eat like anyone else
"Working on Indiana Wars and Star Jones was a great change in my career"
- Harrison Ford
Youz right
One of my all-time favorite movies is The Fugitve, solely because of Harrison Ford. The guy's a legend.
Tommy Lee Jones is hard to pass up as well.
That movie is a blast and that godly score composed by Mr. James Newton Howard.
I actually like the way that Harrison Ford acts differently compared to other celebrities. He seems much more down-to-earth and not just overly-enthusiastic about the littlest things. Like, you know you did something impressive if you can impress him.
@@starscreamofvos shut up
He's down to earth, he's dry like the dirt.
You just described it perfectly
100% Agree
IMO he's well aware of the divide between character and actor, and basically dislikes anyone or anything that wants him to play a real-life role as anything other than himself, an insane, utter perfectionist about the art and craft of acting, storytelling and film.
Harrison Ford reminds me of that one uncle you have who’s always grumps but cool af
I can tell he likes Indiana Jones more than Han Solo
I like the Indians Jones series too more than the Han Solo starwars series.
How, he seemed sad about all of it.
@@robertandruw7647 I think indiana jones had elements he liked like egyptology, geography, being in new locations--stuff you could feel and touch...star wars is space fantasy filmed with green screen nowadays. He's even in an archeology organization.
SpetZemas Awww, idk how to feel then. Cause I like Rick Deckard more...
Yeah I think for him especially the character had much more depth. I mean George Lucas and Spielberg began writing based on their own alternative version of James Bond, and added a lot of depth to the character outside of just an action star. This is also what makes rewatches so awesome and especially for Harrison Ford’s consistent performance of the character.
One thing about him is he knows how to dress. Perfectly cut clothes with little details. Apparently when they do photo shoots with this guy they use his own clothes.
Honestly I think Harrison gets a bad reputation because people have this idea of what an actor should be like (all animated and expressive) and he doesn’t fit the mold. You have to remember he’s old school, pragmatic.
At the end of the day he does it for money, not the fame. It’s just a lucrative job for him. I can respect that.
I agree with m taylor, he chose roles for the story and richness of character and the challenge. Money grew because he’s good at his job! I think awards mean little also, because it matters what “he” thinks mostly. As it should be.
I only wish really important jobs like “good” educators, healthcare and safety workers, etc, had more value. And Politicians only had two terms period! Lose the losers i say. Sorry, i digress!
He's very much like Gary Cooper, the strong silent type
This man is 78 years old and hes gonna be in another indiana jones movie the commitments this man makes to fulfil his part is outstanding
And don't forget he'll make in the neighborhood of 5 million for his outstanding commitment.
@@jimhenderson9173 Only 5 Million? Seems kinda low for the leading role in Indiana 5. Also he’s Harrison Ford.
@@sejiva Saj... You might be right. Either way, it's a lot of frickin' money.
@@jimhenderson9173 Indeed quite a lot of money, haha. He made $16M with Crystal Skull, and that was in 2008. I’d imagine he’s gonna pull $30M with Indy 5.
@@sejiva no he made 55 mil to 60 with his percentage points off Indy 4. Spielberg and Lucas also made a killing!. So he made way more than 30 mil for Indy 4. I'm sure for Indy ford will get 25-40 mil
It’s always been a little hard to read Harrison Ford in the public eye, but honestly I appreciate that he leaves his expression for his characters on screen. This is the most candid I think he’s ever been in an interview and it’s really nice to understand more of his perspective.
I don't know, his characters are generally fairly expressionless.
I'm surprised he even agreed to do this interview lol. I think he was more candid in interviews when he was young, though. Less grumpy, anyway 😅
For someone who doesn't express much emotion in describing his career, all his acting choices involved him looking for a feeling and emotional connection to his characters. It's like he was searching for emotion.
That’s deep.
@@kjeezy2990 for his kind.
@@bigbillywillysgrandadventu7737 wow...
He took on roles so he can experience emotion
Ich glaube es war zur Premiere von Enders Game, da wurde er von einer blutjungen Dame mit Micro gefragt, ob er schon einmal im Weltraum geschauspielert hätte?!
Er sagte ja und ging dann zügig weiter. 🤦♂️ Hätte man wissen können?!
Ich glaube, er hat sich hierbei irgendwie nicht wohl gefühlt. Zum Schluss ist er aber angekommen.
He’s so nonchalant and casual when talking about these films, but when you watch them, you can tell he’s always pouring his heart and soul into each performance. He’s like the gruff grandpa with the hidden soft heart; he cares much more than he will admit.
He's a guy who just wanted to act. He hates all the other crap that comes with being famous.
That's why he's sitting here and sharing that info with us eh?
@@SCP-it4st he got paid
He cheated on his first wife, then married a screen writer, then married a much younger actress. Sounds like he was pretty invested in the Hollywood lifestyle to me.
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt And he's not the first "normal" person to have that kind of lifestyle.....whether you approve of it or not, the way he sees it, just because he's an actor doesn't mean he isn't entitled to privacy in his private life as any "normal" person would be
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt Oh, I'm sorry....so he's human? Right??
It blows my mind how hes talking so nonchalantly about some of the greatest movies to ever come out if America. What a legend
For Harrison Ford fans this was very gratifying to watch. I can't tell if he's being forgetful or bored during some of those pauses, probably both LOL, but seriously it was thoroughly entertaining to hear him talk about some of the films of his varied, long and extraordinary career in film.
@@null643 He does like his pauses doesn't he?
He has anxiety and has to think about what he wants to say.
Meh...the interview was okay. Because I am a fan, I'd expect for him to bring up...as in just mentioning, that he hurt his back on Temple of Doom or a little of River Phoenix (who he recommended for the beginning of The Last Crusade)...
What I did like is how he really talked about the working of directors and about him being the bad guy for What Lies Underneath.
Fun Fact: Bob Zemeckis filmed WLU in the year break he had to wait for Tom Hank to lose all that weight safely for Castaway...
They missed Six Days, Seven Nights, Ender's Game, and Age of Adaline though. DX I would have loved to hear his opinion on those movies. C'mooonnnn... I don't think we needed to hear how Harrison Ford hates Star Wars for 500th time.
jav retama, why mention things he has said again? And this is careeer timeline so it’s less trivia of the films but why he made the films he did and how he did end up in those roles.
Out of all of all the amazing movies Harrison Ford has done, I think my favorite is probably "Regarding Henry" followed closely by "Presumed Innocent" and "American Graffiti". Of course, the "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" series are incredibly amazing too. He's had an amazing career to be involved in so many great movies.
He also was in The Conversation with Gene Hackman. Two Jack Ryan films Clear and Present Danger and Patriot Games.
Mosquito Coast is one of his more uncharacteristic movies. He's not 'the good guy'. That one with Michelle Pfeiffer where he's the bad guy are two of the rare ones where he plays against type. But The Fugitive is a classic as well.
I loved Regarding Henry!
I love regarding Henry!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who loves Presumed Innocent. I feel that it is Ford's best film but I only rarely see anyone mention it.
Sean Connery is the only man cool enough to portray Harrison Ford’s dad.
Good comment (I've gone through some other comments, so I mention it...).
Sean is only 12 years older than Harrison.
Harrison Ford gave his parents the talk.
@@anguslaws9756 I know they did a good job with Sean Connery's make up.
Spencer Kindra Sean Connery looked like that naturally as he was bald in 1980s and was hair was grey almost white and was only 58-59 years old when filmed Indiana Jones and Last Crusade. Connery wore toupees for many of his films
Harrison Ford is just Harrison Ford, being himself, wearing causal clothes and getting straight to the point. That's the kind of Celebrities we want.
And still good looking at his age
Agreee
We want celebrities? No, we don't.
Nobody cares about celebrities except the people that can make them money
The way he rushed to get Star Wars out of the way is sending me...LOL! What a legend.
Sending you where?
@@stingweeber6394 To a galaxy far far away...
@@backto-il9ne I'm sending you back to reddit
@@stingweeber6394 and you back into your mother v*g*n* Have a great day, troll.
What does sending me mean?
I think the fact that he’s so direct and to the point is what makes him a genius. Doesn’t take it too serious, it’s all about emotion and having fun.
I love Harrison Ford because he's authentic. A craftsman. He constructs characters the way a good carpenter creates a portico. The way a good novelist constructs a book; a good artist constructs a painting. And he dislikes pretention.
I love him as an actor but in every interview I get the feeling that he rather wants to be somewhere else😂
I think he's genuine but also isn't a big fan of "celebrity" and all that comes with it, so some of these self-gratifying style interviews don't seem to be something he enjoys doing even if he does them.
Mattias Bengtsson it’s almost a character. Imagine being that famous. It’s like Keanu reeves living a normal life.
That's just his humour.
I was about to comment the same thing
He's at least 3 joints in during this interview
"I was happy to be there" he said with a monotone voice and a straight face
Like Kimi Raikkonen
Lol 😂
He actually struggled with really bad social anxiety for half his life and it formed his monotone stature.
@@boppob1343 Wow I didn't know that!
This man has no idea of how impactful his career has been to most of us!!
Because he got common sense. There is more to life than movies. Dont think he has fanboyed over any movie so prob wouldnt be able to relate to a peasant like u
"I know"
Harrison Fords favorite things:
1. Being disinterested
2. Saying “The olden days”
3. *Shrugs*
I LOVE this comments section but THIS IS MY FAVOURITE!!!
I like the olden days
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The Fugitive is, like Jaws, a perfect film. Still holds up as one of the best thrillers ever.
But I preferred “Richard Diamond” in the role.
“I DIDNT KILL MY WIFE!”
“I DONT CARE”. I remember chuckling in the theatre at that line lol
Yeah, perfect plastic shark...
Yes! Rewatched it recently, so good.
@@DarthMessias rubber actually. Regardless a magnificent film.
The shock, that Harrison Ford was the actual villain of "What Lies Beneath," was made so much more epic because of Harrison's established reputation of the hero. The entire movie is so well twisted, and Michelle Pfeiffer's performance with/against Harrison's make it one of the greatest suspense films of all time.
Underrated movie for sure.
My Ol’ Lady watches this at least twice a month. Me being 45, it’s def weird seeing Han, Indie, Jack Ryan, etc being the bad guy. And he is very much a bad guy. It’s really cool.
Even I as a total kid, felt like I knew Ford as always the hero - he really played into the "look.... I'm the hero! Always! Give me Hero roles! Please! Everyone else is bad!"
This is why I love Harrison Ford. I appreciate what he does, and his movies make me happy no matter what.
He's a legend, and one of my inspirations! I respect him in every way.
He reminds me of my grandpa ❤️ every day conversations he’s very laid back, deep rolling voice, doesn’t gloat, doesn’t brag, doesn’t get animated unless he’s truly passionate about something. I miss conversations with him. 😩
He's absolutely the cynical, grumpy, yet charming guy he plays in a good part of his movies.
Florian Posch Many actors use their real personality to play their roles. I mean why not? It’s much easier to borrow your own traits in a role than to reinvent a completely different person. It’s also a waste of the unique person you are if you don’t use your natural quirks and personality.
Florian Posch he very much plays Harrison ford in all of his movies.
Sometimes I feel like some actors are emotionless because they used all their emotions while filming each movie.
I've always read rumors that Harrison is a very difficult, rude and grouchy guy to interview but so far I've seen nothing but a polite respectful gentlement in all the old interview videos posted on yt ... I'm beginning to wonder if those rumors are spread by some disgruntled interviewer who hated the fact that he never gave them any dirt to dish on, so they created their own to spoil his reputation ...
I love how Harrison says the olden days
Like.. he is some wise village elder-
He is
Have you seen this man?
Bruh he’s older than you and your mom combined....
That's because he is wise.
Erm, he is?
Last Crusade and Raiders are probably the two movies that almost therapeutically create a sense of joy and contentment that no other movies really can for me. Thanks Mr Ford
“Star Wars Holiday Special?”
*Screams and leaves the room*
When Conan O’Brien brought up the special, Ford attacked him
What a guy Harrison Ford is.
He didnt mention SWHS for some reason
We don't speak of that film
"it's not about the party, it's what you're celebrating"
This is golden.
It's not the destination, but the journey
@@badcornflakes6374 stop making me cry :,)
yawn
bro my grandma has the hugest crush on this man it’s adorable
I don't blame her. I freaking love Harrison Ford as an actor that I named my Ford Focus "Harrison" in honor of this man.
He's aged very well I can say that much
Hahahah my grandma too!
I have a crush on this man and Im in my 30s
Im 14 and im in love him I dont blame her
When Harrison finally passes I’m legit going to cry. Dude is one of the most purist people I’ve ever seen
“Well to sum up: I did several movies and it was kinda fun.”
I get the impression that his character in Morning Glory is very close to his actual personality, just slightly grumpier.
Best part is he accepts science so no longer eats animal products because it kills us and the planet. www.watchdominion.com
“I told her ‘Let’s make it 2 out of 3.’”
Han Solo: *”NEVER TELL ME THE ODDS!”*
I felt like he was mad at me for watching this video, like why did I wanna know about his film career
Same I feel like I wasted his time
Harrison Ford is actually humble about his career. He's not flaunting his success or egotistical. He's made his contributions, it's in the past and he's thankful for all of it. I appreciate his attitude nowadays.
77 years old, really? He looks amazing
He looks 77
He ages like a fine wine..
13th Evergreen He looks better than 99% of 77 year olds. But then again he looked better than 95% of 40 year olds at that age. the guy has good genes, good habits and a ton of money. All help I guess.
@@Meg_Lovegood no he does not
Golden fox 😍
may not have done many ‘oscar’ roles, but Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Blade Runner, Witness, Frantic, Working Girl, Presumed Innocent, The Fugitive and Air Force One is as good as it gets for entertainment. And a small role in Apoc Now, I mean cmon. Legend
Jonno Brown he will always be remembered and the roles are iconic which you can’t always say for Oscar winners
He was close getting the role of Agent Gibbs in NCIS. He would've been a much better Pick than Mark Harmon. At least he's a legit carpenter
Absolutely
Oscars are a joke. You can name 1000s of actors and films that deserve to win but don't because they ain't American or not old enough. It was designed to say America is the best and so they can get around unions.
clear and present danger and patriot games are also VERY good
Life: *exists*
Harrison: I don't care
Now that is a funny comment (thank you)! Ruth will love it,,, where's the FaceBook share button ? can you help me ?
Lol
Harrison Ford: EXISTS AND LIVES.
So does this mean Indy 5 he is grumpy?
One of my favorite actors of all time! Thank you for so many amazing movies.
I love how irritated he sounds when he talks about Star Wars, and so gratified when talking about Han Solo's death.
The Mad Titan cause it’s all he gets asked about in interviews
@crookback yeah he prefers indiana jones much more it seems, and it shows in his acting as well - also probably working with Spielberg helped a ton
Ford seems to hate Solo, but loves Jones!
I cannot say I blame him, but one wouldn't have been possible without the other.
@@ianbauer4703 True.
"Its not about the party, it's about what you're celebrating." wise words Harrison!
You’re*
@@camdensparks524 sry. You're! Happy
FexfoniX lol ya
It’s like this entire mans career will always be over shadowed by Star Wars: the temple of blade runners
Wdym this dudes been in so many classics
@@Dan-iy3cj read the whole comment . STAR WARS, BLADE RUNNERS AND INDIANA JONES
@@dragonbullets2763 And that's only his big franchises. He has tons of other great movies which are not big franchises.
that could actually be a movie
Well, Blade Runner wasn't meant to be big but the original standalone movie.
I really like his chill, laidback attitude. There's enough hyperactive people in the Hollywood, who speak first and then think, it's actually refreshing to see someone like him.
Harrison Ford has been on a money-grab nostalgia tour for over 10 years and I'm not mad about it.
TRAP BOX MEDIA I believe star wars had a lot to do about it!
He didn’t want to be in Star Wars again. He said it multiple times over the years. Kinda why he said the character should die in this.
so Harrison Ford would have never been Han Solo if it wasn’t for him making his wife flip the coin 3 times... let that sink in
That's not as deep as you believe it is.
Nicolas lol ok and it’s just a comment loser
It wasn't about the coin flip. He wanted to go to LA in the first place and would've barged through ANY metaphysical reason to make it happen. If NY won the coin flip, he would've made it "3 out of 5" - if NY won again, he would've made it "5 out of 7" and so on - until he ended up in LA, the warm climate that he was looking for. That coin toss story is a thing BECAUSE it's a gag - we are meant to see how determined he was to get to LA, not because of career or destiny or acting even, but just because he wanted to go to LA.
Never tell me the odds.
My sister in law cares for her parents
I keep forgetting, this is the guy who pretty much raised me in the 80s.
gutz1981 Him and schwarzenegger for me, basically.
Arno Gibson and Stallone were the Substitute Teachers
Harrison Ford's your stepdad?
gutz1981 That’s pathetic.
@@arn999 Bill Murray for me 😂
One of the best actors ever. People saying he looks unenthusiastic are just not smart. He’s just humble and he doesn’t want all of the attention. He’s a gift to humanity.
he's just one of those actors who comes across as dull as dishwater in the real world.
Sadly, "Regarding Henry", my favorite film was left out. It seemingly is never mentioned as one of his best films, but my favorite by far.
He expresses vulnerability in that role that is just heartbreaking. I can think of very very few actors that have that talent.
That was a great film.
Agreed, Mosquito Coast too
I agree with you 100%
I wonder what Harrison thinks about that movie?
Cheers,
Rok Spector
Loved his performance in it! Same with Bill Nunn.
Ahhhh Harrison Ford, the person least excited about Harrison Ford's career! 😂
So well said.
So true 😂
You hit the nail. :D
3:26 You know, just going over to Spielberg’s house to have a chat with Steve. No big deal
Whom he had never met prior to that, no less!
Yeah, that's just who he is. He doesn't really put anybody on a pedestal. Well, except John Williams. He's pretty much the only guy that Harrison has ever called a "Genius."
@@dropkickmurphy4114 Steven would hangout with Lucas on set of StarWars and in Ford's first movie main character movie American Graffiti, so, not his first time.
@evergreen I'm confident what i said above is what he said in the Indiana Jones collection bonus DVD. I won't be hurt if you can prove me wrong, however.
@B Bracken Subject matter is definitely strange. I won't label him as one because there is no evidence other than what he imagines for his narratives.
The fugitive is such an underrated and Underappreciated movie