Been a fan of Harrison and his work since 1976, I was 9yrs old. I'm 54yrs old now. And still love the guy. I'm really glad he survived his plane crash.
Fun fact-Ford was flying into John Wayne Airport-California about 5 years ago & landed his bush plane on the taxiway. His confusion caused the FAA to review his license,but he got off with a warning.
It is called anxiety for those that don’t know anything about anxiety not that hard to work out he is nervous. When people are nervous they find it hard to talk. Has that never happened to u?????
I really love Harrison. "It's the day's work for me". Great interview, and you know why?. Because it didn't focus on Star wars or Indiana Jones. It's about being a storyteller and how you go about living your life. This is why he's a man I admire to the max. He's humble, but doesn't have to be. He's an actor, but not a diva. He's Hollywood, but not spoiled. No matter what Harrison does, he does it with practicality and logic that every human being "should" be able to relate to. He doesn't do his films for us. He does it for himself, and you've got to admire somebody to be willing to go the extra mile to give himself personal satisfaction in his career, all the while giving the best of himself for the audience and choosing those roles that will cause the emotional response for the audience. Forever my role model
This seriously has to be the best Harrison Ford interviews I've ever watched. He really goes down to Earth in his views and responses to each question he's approached with, while still being civil and professional. Side Note: He's my #1 favorite actor.
Great interview! You get a very good feeling of how Harrison Ford is as a person. Humble, intelligent, pragmatic and a genuinely good, honest and reserved person with a great sense of humor. I have a great amount of appreciation for him. I saw him in public one time, but he wouldn't know it, since I neither shaked his hand, or stood in line for a autograph. But he was very good with everyone around him, as you would expect him to be. A great person!
His interviews are always engaging. He's very human - not infallible - fine sense of humour! A modern Bogart, Jimmy Stewart or John Wayne... a person of intelligrity & stability... we're lucky to have him!
The lady who asked the first audience question, regarding Practical Effects versus CGI, really took the moment and asked a fabulous question. One that you could tell Harrison was immediately intrigued by and related to. Great great great question. And you can tell he thought the same.
A star of the cinema . I have good memories and regards when i was a kid and watching star wars movies, indiana jones movies and other movies of Harrison. Great actor.
Great interview. I ended up acting from a similar background. Bambi was my first movie also, with the same impact. Theater group was my first community and I found it was a way to overcome shyness. Love of stories is powerful. This is a very honest and humble interview. Harrison's work is great and he has made excellent choices in life and I'm so glad it worked out well for him. I bow to the hard work and tenacity of Harrison Ford.
Although it doesn't sound like he was doing well in school, he definitely proved to be a very intelligent guy! He's played doctors, lawyers, Secret service agents, an archeologist, even the president of the United States!
He's absolutely terrified. Poor guy. But as an avoidant person, it's inspiring to see someone as famous as Harrison struggle with this shit and still confront his uncomfortable fears.
Oh, you know, he's been in Hollywood for around 3 or 4 decades, i feel like he would know his way around a long interview, with a Q & A at the end, with a paying and jnterested audience of non-Americans
@@sianiswack633 You'd think so, but there's a lot of performers who never get over their stage fright. If you're an introvert who feels uncomfortable being in the spotlight, you'll always feel uncomfortable. You might learn to cope with it (as in Harrison's case) but it's not something you look forward to.
A kedvenc színészem,a legjobb,legemberségesebb és minden filmjében élethűen,nagy szakmai tudással,igen kitűnően alakít.A magán-ill."civil"életében,amint láttam az interjúkban,minden felesleges manír nélkül,természetesen szerepel.Nem fellengzős,igazán:emberi,a szó legjobb értelmében.Sok filmszerepét többször is megtekintettem,igen jó színésznek és nagyon becsületes,jó embernek tartom.Hajlamos a tréfákra,adakozásra,patronálásra.Nagyon sajnáltam a tavaly márciusi balesete miatt és igen örülök,hogy felépült.Vigyázzon az Úr reá és még örvendeztessen meg sokunkat,akik szeretik. Szeretnék Vele találkozni és pár mondatot beszélni Vele./v.pl.autogramot kérnék Tőle./ Dr.Paczolay Ilona,Lenti,Kossuth út 2.(Hungary)
I have to give Harrison credit. I don't know how he does it but you never see Harrison as his famous characters. Somehow he manages to keep them on the screen. I don't "See" Indy or "Han"
Note to producers, you need to have a much more skilled and not annoying interviewer when you have somebody as uncomfortable and shy as Harrison Ford is. Probably not a good thing to have an interviewer that's going to ask some of the annoying questions that Harrison Ford doesn't dig.
As it happens, Amblin' Entertainment released Lincoln in 2013, and the film starred Daniel Day-Lewis. At the time (and maybe when this interview was filmed, Ford appeared in Ender's Game, and Amchorman 2. '42' the film about Jackie Robinson Ford discusses, featuring Chadwick Boseman, was released 2011.
Isn’t that something, I was traumatized by Bambi’s Mother’s death. That scene was so intense. An extraordinary man who refuses to behave like a diva, and leaves each set better than it would have been without him.
Harrison is always a tough interview. It’s almost like he expects you to ask something unique, but not campy. He’s been around the press and media for nearly 35 years. He’s heard every question possible, it would be better just to let him tell his story without the interviewer as they all ask the same questions and he always seems perturbed lmao
This is why. He actually suffers from anxiety. Particularly a fear of public speaking according to this article. It's weird to think of an actor as having this, but when they act, it's a different situation and different world for them. www.healthcentral.com/anxiety/c/22705/36519/celebrities-public/
He has anxiety why do people find it so fascinating that someone would be uncomfortable talking infront of heaps of people as if that r doesn’t happen to heaps of people. He is human
Not sure what is going on here. I've seen a few Harrison interviews over the years. This one is an anomaly. It's almost like he's expecting to be assassinated at any minute when he speaks a certain word, which he himself does not know
Your probably one of those manic people who don’t shut up and just blurt words out without any thought He is an introvert and thinks before he speaks and is intelligent
The interviewer falls into asking yes/no questions which isn't meant to evoke in depth, involved answers, yet with Harrison it does. The deeper open-ended questions, that you are supposed to ask, seem to shut down Harrison Fords interest in responding.
There's a Star wars comic book where Indiana Jones is revealed to be the reincarnation of Han Solo (there's a fan theory that Indiana Jones is a fantasy that Han Solo is having while he's in suspended animation! Was the Star Wars Holiday Special included in that fantasy?)
Killing 'Bambie' and Disney is still doing this since... :) I love there are guys in US with sarcasm (even when they are not carrige the 'name' Harrison :)
Every keeps saying this and that are his best interviews, bla bla. The truth is he says the same thing in all his interviews. He just explains it in the best way in this video that makes you understand him. Also when you watch his interviews, make sure you know how he feels when telling this things for the millionth time.
We need a personality like Conan O'Brien. Someone who's more gregarious. This interviewer is pretty wooden. Even if he's more informed about "Harrison Ford trivia" than others....he's too robotic. Based on what I've seen in previous interviews ( not simply Harrison....not simply Conan ) a rule of thumb (with a 90% success rate): people feed off of your energy. If your energy is bland and "blah"....then, an introvert like Harrison will be a bit more tepid.
I feel bad For Harrison this Guy attempting to interview him is trying to hard to ask intelligent questions and it's not working for him and it's got to be increditably annoying to have to put up with the stupid questions...
Harrison admits that he's a very shy and reserved person. He's much the opposite of Han Solo!
Yeah I think he would have to be. A person like Han Solo would not likely take a film role playing Han Solo.
That is my dady and I love him so much. I pray for his complete healing.
Been a fan of Harrison and his work since 1976, I was 9yrs old. I'm 54yrs old now. And still love the guy. I'm really glad he survived his plane crash.
Fun fact-Ford was flying into John Wayne Airport-California about 5 years ago & landed his bush plane on the taxiway.
His confusion caused the FAA to review his license,but he got off with a warning.
@@tr7b410 Yeah I heard. He fu-ked up
@@tr7b410John Wayne airport is a trip: the mix of big planes and little planes always freaked me out as a kid
He’s so shy and kinda stuttering … but when he acts he’s absolutely unbelievable… awesome actor … I love him
It is called anxiety for those that don’t know anything about anxiety not that hard to work out he is nervous. When people are nervous they find it hard to talk. Has that never happened to u?????
I really love Harrison. "It's the day's work for me". Great interview, and you know why?. Because it didn't focus on Star wars or Indiana Jones. It's about being a storyteller and how you go about living your life. This is why he's a man I admire to the max. He's humble, but doesn't have to be. He's an actor, but not a diva. He's Hollywood, but not spoiled. No matter what Harrison does, he does it with practicality and logic that every human being "should" be able to relate to. He doesn't do his films for us. He does it for himself, and you've got to admire somebody to be willing to go the extra mile to give himself personal satisfaction in his career, all the while giving the best of himself for the audience and choosing those roles that will cause the emotional response for the audience. Forever my role model
I loved that: *whisper* "Nobody makes me do anything."
Best interview he has given in a very long time. We actually got some answers instead of acting, and I feel like I know a little more about the man.
If some actors are shy people, then this is proof. Sweet fella. Can tell this is hard for him, but he's giving back.
This seriously has to be the best Harrison Ford interviews I've ever watched. He really goes down to Earth in his views and responses to each question he's approached with, while still being civil and professional.
Side Note:
He's my #1 favorite actor.
It's a good interview, but the one he did with Sydney Pollack is better. Check it out on UA-cam.
He was my favorite actor before he became everyone else’s favorite actor
@@gmar7836 - He was my favorite even before that.
Great interview! You get a very good feeling of how Harrison Ford is as a person. Humble, intelligent, pragmatic and a genuinely good, honest and reserved person with a great sense of humor. I have a great amount of appreciation for him. I saw him in public one time, but he wouldn't know it, since I neither shaked his hand, or stood in line for a autograph. But he was very good with everyone around him, as you would expect him to be. A great person!
His interviews are always engaging. He's very human - not infallible - fine sense of humour! A modern Bogart, Jimmy Stewart or John Wayne... a person of intelligrity & stability... we're lucky to have him!
He doesn't need to be a modern Bogart, Stewart or Wayne, he is better.
The lady who asked the first audience question, regarding Practical Effects versus CGI, really took the moment and asked a fabulous question. One that you could tell Harrison was immediately intrigued by and related to. Great great great question. And you can tell he thought the same.
A star of the cinema . I have good memories and regards when i was a kid and watching star wars movies, indiana jones movies and other movies of Harrison. Great actor.
His explanation of the depth of enders game was substantially more interesting than the movie itself.
Great book though
It's amazing how many stars who go into a field that makes them famous don't actually want to be famous. Interesting conundrum.
Great interview. I ended up acting from a similar background. Bambi was my first movie also, with the same impact. Theater group was my first community and I found it was a way to overcome shyness. Love of stories is powerful. This is a very honest and humble interview. Harrison's work is great and he has made excellent choices in life and I'm so glad it worked out well for him. I bow to the hard work and tenacity of Harrison Ford.
Although it doesn't sound like he was doing well in school, he definitely proved to be a very intelligent guy! He's played doctors, lawyers, Secret service agents, an archeologist, even the president of the United States!
Not doing well in school does not mean someone is not intelligent.
@@damiantirado9616 Exactly!
Happy 77th Birthday on July 13, 2019.. Enjoyed this insight on Harrison Ford.
Harrison Ford’s voice and subtle wit blow me away ❤ he is quite unique 😊
I sooo want to hug Harrison.. He really is a good guy i like so much!
I wish I could look that good at 73.
" Let off some steam, Benett "
Fantastic how honest Ford is; not trying to say what people might want to hear. But saying what’s true.
Totally agree with you, telling the thruth is what makes him so real.
He's absolutely terrified. Poor guy. But as an avoidant person, it's inspiring to see someone as famous as Harrison struggle with this shit and still confront his uncomfortable fears.
I don’t see how he is terrified
Tell you a secret: We all are.
Avoidance ? Is there any info about him having this issue? I’d love to read about it
Oh, you know, he's been in Hollywood for around 3 or 4 decades, i feel like he would know his way around a long interview, with a Q & A at the end, with a paying and jnterested audience of non-Americans
@@sianiswack633 You'd think so, but there's a lot of performers who never get over their stage fright. If you're an introvert who feels uncomfortable being in the spotlight, you'll always feel uncomfortable.
You might learn to cope with it (as in Harrison's case) but it's not something you look forward to.
nobody makes me do anything. he killed me there. freaking legend love harrison
He is a generation of a actor you will never produce a actor like Him again.
So honest, I love his humility.
Люблю Harrisona❤❤❤❤❤❤
A kedvenc színészem,a legjobb,legemberségesebb és minden filmjében élethűen,nagy szakmai tudással,igen kitűnően alakít.A magán-ill."civil"életében,amint láttam az interjúkban,minden felesleges manír nélkül,természetesen szerepel.Nem fellengzős,igazán:emberi,a szó legjobb értelmében.Sok filmszerepét többször is megtekintettem,igen jó színésznek és nagyon becsületes,jó embernek tartom.Hajlamos a tréfákra,adakozásra,patronálásra.Nagyon sajnáltam a tavaly márciusi balesete miatt és igen örülök,hogy felépült.Vigyázzon az Úr reá és még örvendeztessen meg sokunkat,akik szeretik.
Szeretnék Vele találkozni és pár mondatot beszélni Vele./v.pl.autogramot kérnék Tőle./
Dr.Paczolay Ilona,Lenti,Kossuth út 2.(Hungary)
this might have been the best ford interview ive seen...
Class act
his voice is like asmr
i LOVE his voice for that reason
"Who's Scuffy Lookin'?"
"Get Off My Plane!"
"Kid, You just brought a knife to a gunfight"
Soooo friggin humble..... his flying videos are super cool... you can see how relaxed he is at the yoke...
I was there! We where only a small group of aprox. 30 people. So cool
All the best, Mr Ford.
People are very into effects 'in camera', rather than CGI, these days.
Harrison is so Great ❤️
Anni e ya te dije que La Fuerza estaba Contigo chatin jejeje
I have to give Harrison credit. I don't know how he does it but you never see Harrison as his famous characters. Somehow he manages to keep them on the screen. I don't "See" Indy or "Han"
That first question was phenomenal, bravo
Note to producers, you need to have a much more skilled and not annoying interviewer when you have somebody as uncomfortable and shy as Harrison Ford is. Probably not a good thing to have an interviewer that's going to ask some of the annoying questions that Harrison Ford doesn't dig.
So true.
As it happens, Amblin' Entertainment released Lincoln in 2013, and the film starred Daniel Day-Lewis. At the time (and maybe when this interview was filmed, Ford appeared in Ender's Game, and Amchorman 2. '42' the film about Jackie Robinson Ford discusses, featuring Chadwick Boseman, was released 2011.
Find a way to be useful. Perfect. Include others in your dreams.
Theres this saying about Harrison, its hard to make him laugh. But he has a different approach of being funny. Love him forever.
Watch him with his Co worker in the new blade runner, he's great in the interviews
Cool, you are talking to Indiana Jones.
Love Harrison Ford!
Oh space Indy
The interviewer doesn't understand that Harrison doesn't like this kinda shit. So you gotta liven it up a little bit.
"Watch me Walk" I love this guy
My favourite actor ever
the bill bellichick of movie interviewees...kudos to the interviewer for hanging in there...
I wonder if he was most comfortable in C'oeur D' Lane, Idaho? Imagine a wonderful actor having a heart and relating to earthy people...
Isn’t that something, I was traumatized by Bambi’s Mother’s death. That scene was so intense. An extraordinary man who refuses to behave like a diva, and leaves each set better than it would have been without him.
It is a great thing that Ford talked a lot here but the interviewer seems a little out of focus and very scared.
this is a lesson in how not to light a celebrity
poor Harrison, seems painfully shy! he said he didn't work with George lucus, for about 10 years! it was less then 4 years.
I think that Harry and Calista are wonderful people. He's an amazing pilot!
He saves people with his chopper even! ;) i'm with you Debra. Very wonderful people :)
Harrison Ford has been good in quite a few roles, he's obviously not in the limelight the same way anymore ..but he turns up to these occasions.
his subtle wit wasted on this astoundingly 😊boring public !
Harrison is always a tough interview. It’s almost like he expects you to ask something unique, but not campy. He’s been around the press and media for nearly 35 years. He’s heard every question possible, it would be better just to let him tell his story without the interviewer as they all ask the same questions and he always seems perturbed lmao
I heard it’s even harder to get his autograph - he strikes me as a very private man : I like that
Same with lucas. But that one is literally impossible and not "difficult"@@johnmchugh8049
I had no idea Harrison Ford was so Charles Bronson-esque in real life. Truly a man of few words
"It was really fun getting dragged behind a truck. You should try it sometime." ...."I will." Really interviewer?
“And Disney has been doing it ever since.”
Yes. Yes they have Solo :(
I love Steve Martin
Just the best
Kinda sad that the interviewer isn’t present enough to react to Harrison’s responses. He just goes to the next question. Feels robotic.
man alive, he's uncomfortable, it's almost fascinating.
This is why. He actually suffers from anxiety. Particularly a fear of public speaking according to this article. It's weird to think of an actor as having this, but when they act, it's a different situation and different world for them. www.healthcentral.com/anxiety/c/22705/36519/celebrities-public/
He has anxiety why do people find it so fascinating that someone would be uncomfortable talking infront of heaps of people as if that r doesn’t happen to heaps of people. He is human
Not sure what is going on here. I've seen a few Harrison interviews over the years. This one is an anomaly. It's almost like he's expecting to be assassinated at any minute when he speaks a certain word, which he himself does not know
My favorite actor.
All boxes and containers are sealed right there necessarily mean that it’s a scroll with a seal mark on it
I read that when he was making Witness a few of the amish people said: Star Wars?
As much as I love Harrison this interview is like pulling teeth.
Your probably one of those manic people who don’t shut up and just blurt words out without any thought He is an introvert and thinks before he speaks and is intelligent
@@fransinclair3356 With a comment like that you need to take your own advice.
@@MrTonycoughlan haven’t you ever seen a nervous person or u don’t get nervous and find it hard to talk ever
...you lose a certain amount of anonimity....duhah! Harrison Ford is amazing. Period.
remember the movie the fugitive . how does it feel to be caught now "one arm bandit"
The interviewer falls into asking yes/no questions which isn't meant to evoke in depth, involved answers, yet with Harrison it does. The deeper open-ended questions, that you are supposed to ask, seem to shut down Harrison Fords interest in responding.
Hij lijkt op Jan, de radio en tv monteur, die bij van Schijndel heeft gewerkt! Hahahaha
Harrison Ford doesn't like doing any of this movie star promo crap.
There's a Star wars comic book where Indiana Jones is revealed to be the reincarnation of Han Solo (there's a fan theory that Indiana Jones is a fantasy that Han Solo is having while he's in suspended animation! Was the Star Wars Holiday Special included in that fantasy?)
Killing 'Bambie' and Disney is still doing this since... :) I love there are guys in US with sarcasm (even when they are not carrige the 'name' Harrison :)
Every keeps saying this and that are his best interviews, bla bla. The truth is he says the same thing in all his interviews. He just explains it in the best way in this video that makes you understand him. Also when you watch his interviews, make sure you know how he feels when telling this things for the millionth time.
Harrison Ford, your in great shape, I find that I love Christ The Spirit Of His Son More than Life, and the rest is fun.
not good enough for an Oscar, thats why they give lifetime achievement awards. dont get me wrong, hes a good actor
An earring. Hmmmm. I doubt anybody ever knows this man -- at all. He's some combo of abrasive and scared.
The earring is awful. He didn't need it. Don't understand earrings in senior citizens or pontails.
@@xrrrismickey he's worn an earring for decades man, get over it
@@wolfgangrecordings And it's detracted from his looks for decades too.
He comes across very odd in interviews and has had some odd behavior in life as well.
@@xrrrismickey not in the opinion of millions of women (and men)
Do u have any videos of this actor speaking Mandarin Chinese?
I hope I’m as cool as ford when I’m his age
We need a personality like Conan O'Brien. Someone who's more gregarious. This interviewer is pretty wooden. Even if he's more informed about "Harrison Ford trivia" than others....he's too robotic. Based on what I've seen in previous interviews ( not simply Harrison....not simply Conan ) a rule of thumb (with a 90% success rate): people feed off of your energy. If your energy is bland and "blah"....then, an introvert like Harrison will be a bit more tepid.
Harrison 1st film is my 1st also, probably 30yrs apart.
he hates that he keeps relosing his arm after every interview eh lefty
I heard Harrison has always been a big stoner. these interviews make a lot more sense when you know he's high.
ah...then it makes sense...
I don't think he's high, he just has social anxiety.
I don’t think he’s high I think as he’s getting older he just speaks very slow
Went to see Sound of Freedom instead.
You caw him docah jonez daw!
❤
You carry a parasite called Colora in the Ganges river
Awkward interview but entertaining none the less.
I feel bad For Harrison this Guy attempting to interview him is trying to hard to ask intelligent questions and it's not working for him and it's got to be increditably annoying to have to put up with the stupid questions...
😍😍
Does this interviewer know anything about filmmaking?
due to our technology he appears this way now .. but in his cell he loses his arm again
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Gracias
Fuerzas Armadas Españolas seguir así Guardia civil , Policía Nacional, Bomberos, creo.....
Blue contact lens plus glasses? Vanity be thy name.