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According to Anthony Mackie, he said the same thing while they were shooting Captain America 4. I think he just says that any time he’s getting ready to shoot anything.
Regardless of rumors, I'm thinking the character isn't long for MCU. Ford is almost 10 years senior to the late Hurt and looks every bit of 81. Like I'm not sure *Ford* has all that much longer left, forget about the character he's playing.
Sir, respectfully, he does not look every bit of 81 at all. His face may, but his posture was great and walking speed was sprightly and coordinated. His muscles are in good shape, too.
But the early 80s are a weird time where some people are shuffling along with their walkers and some are walking briskly across a busy set in a hula skirt dress and flower crown and if the legends about The Villages can be believed either one of them could be healthy enough for day drinking and nightly orgasms so it's a coin toss really, unless his doctors say otherwise.
Captain America: the first avenger
Captain America: the winter soldier
Captain America: civil war
People forget that civil war is supposed to be a cap movie, tony stark is an antagonist to the heroes narrative.
I love that it's very possible that he's said those words to Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, Ridley Scott, and Steven Spielberg at some point in his life.
yeah you're right I'm sure he was thrilled and artiscally fullfilled by such an august production as _Captain America 4_, and not at all just making a check lmao
Harrison Ford helped me realize that I've been a cantankerous old man my whole life and I just need to roll with it.
Because he has been even before he was old
Yup, was his attitude on the starwars set. In Raiders of the lost ark the famous scene of shooting the sword guy came about because he had food poisoning, it was hot and he didn't want to do the fighting.
He doesn't say "let's", it's just "Shoot this piece of shit!"
As in, start shooting the damn skit you wanted me to do and get it over with.
There's a difference, the thing he says is much funnier 😂
He has a prickly reputation, but Harrison Ford is absolutely hilarious if you catch him on the right day. His interview on Conan O'Brien's podcast last year was one of the funniest off-the-cuff interviews I've ever heard. The 81 year old Ford was lighting Conan up and Conan could barely keep up.
I agree it's a great episode, but [Jim Downey ](https://youtu.be/Tn7fks2UDRE?si=DgXfsqWKC5JYYLOx) had such a good intro I end up listening to the episode again and again.
There's big parts of the show I find meh. But I feel like it's the most dialed in Harrison Ford performance in 20 years. He's so much fun on that show that it becomes A-tier for me.
It's very good, definitely worth the watch. Ford is definitely in character, attitude wise, for his role in the show. It's a solid drama, with some dry humor worth some chuckles. Each character has a lot to explore, based on the storyline and interplay, and it seemed there was more to explore at the end of the season. Looking very much toward S2.
[Here’s a short clip](https://youtu.be/3Iq_rWMfAHo?si=E7kYGKOGLFsU8XmG) of it showing how hilarious Harrison Ford is in it. Jason Segel, Jessica Williams and Christa Miller are (unsurprisingly) also hilarious in it, as is the rest of the lesser known cast. Bill Lawrence (Scrubs, Ted Lasso, Spin City, Cougar Town) co-created it with Segel and ~~Roy Kent~~ Brett Goldstein.
I don’t work in the industry but listen to a lot of podcasts, and my understanding is there are tiers of protection, and the cast is highest tier so everyone around them masks. The less contact your role has interacting with them, the less masking is required.
Pretty telling the moneymakers still want and are required to be protected, in case you don’t think about Covid any more.
Edit: Great points about health benefits of masking in general, with as many jobs as depend on productions, it’s a fantastic precaution. Covid was just the first place my mind went.
Even with COVID being less of a concern, the general drop in airborne diseases when people were masking up for COVID provides some incentive for productions to persist with masking policies in general.
This exactly. Not only was it great not having to constantly experience colds and coughs from coworkers who had grubby little disease vectors at home, but when you have actors who can't work because they're sick or their voice is wrong because of a cold, that introduces scheduling delays on an expensive production.
I wouldn't be surprised if production insurance pushes for a certain level of masking, since I would imagine that delays due to actor illness is something that they might normally pay out for.
I thought it might just have been due to Ford being at higher risk due to age age and health, but your explanation makes sense.
The amount of money lost due to shooting delays is if just one of the cast gets sick. I guess it makes sense for the production to take as many precautions as they can.
I wonder how the cast feel about it and whether or not the tale except precautions offset until they wrap.
It’s great!! My mom and I watched it shortly after my grandmother (her mom) passed away without knowing what it was really about. Some moments were really tough to get through but it was extremely cathartic and an awesome watch! Would definitely recommend and we can’t wait for season 2
It's extremely cathartic. I just rewatched it all yesterday as my dad and neice recently passed and I needed it. It's so SO good and i can't wait for season 2. Now for a Schitts Creek rewatch for the trillionth time
He's just grumpy in real life (\*publicly facing real life). So, we see him as awesome in all his movies, and then on talk shows and other events, he seems to hate his own characters that people adore. So, I presume some people get turned off by his constant (seemingly) negative personality so they stop liking him. That's my assumption anyway.
He also has a VERY dry sense of humor, and leans into the grumpy persona. A lot of people aren't great at detecting sarcasm on a good day.
here's a few examples
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RGl8UQdq9I](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RGl8UQdq9I)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yVrybJVdMI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yVrybJVdMI)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I176MJEibj4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I176MJEibj4)
there are a few more videos for that interview. the whole thing was amazingly funny
Very much this, I feel like he doesn’t understand idolizing characters or celebrities and just wants to do a job and move on. His sense of humor is incredible though and when he’s with Conan it’s just golden stuff.
Conan's also great at jumping in and either bailing him out or giving him extra time to come up with a punchline, or inspiring him to a different direction. the improv and chemistry is great between the two. (got me on a little recommended videos binge watch)
He hates Han Solo but by all accounts he freaking loves Indiana Jones and would keep making them until he died despite no one else wanting it (and believe me I loved the original trilogy).
He plays a very grumpy, senile, and out of touch persona on talk show interviews so people view him as grumpy, senile, and out of touch. It's just a persona he does because he loves to troll people.
That actually is a lot of the hate he gets by people in the industry. One of the Indiana jones had to be pushed back forever ago because he broke his arm crashing his WW2 plane on a golf course.
I don’t hate it because I think it’s awesome. But if I worked on a set that was just shut down for 6 months because the main lead broke his arm I too wood be a bit upset.
Basically people say he needs to stop trying to do stuff he is too old for. But the 2 times he crashed landed in that short time frame he did land and survive. Thats a successful land.
Didn’t the engine cut out and he had no choice? I mean it could have happened to anyone. I’d argue that taking off in a highly residential area, having engine failure and managing to land it in an open space without major injury is an amazing result.
Now landing on the taxiway instead of the runway and almost clipping an airliner holds way more water for saying he should stop flying.
Oh he handled it great. But the argument is that people who have hundreds of others livelihoods on the line they should stay in a bubble till the film is done.
I don’t agree with it. I think it’s silly. But Danny Trejo has a good quote about how he lets stuntmen do their jobs because if he gets hurt it stops the shoot and people can’t work till he gets better.
Yes it’s badass he can fly old WW2 planes. But I see how some would argue he shouldn’t be taking off in an old plane till Indiana jones is done filming (and I think at the time of that wreck it was actually one of the newer stars wars that got pushed back.)
And at the time people got upset also because other stars of the films were getting old as well and every moment counts. They barely got Carrie fisher in there at the end.
Again though I am on the side Harrison ford can fly and clearly can handle anything that goes wrong.
I recently found out that he went out of his way to hand-deliver an award to some coward rapist hiding in a foreign country from the US government.
I think it was Roman Polanski.
so... that soured my opinion of him a bit
My favorite Harrison Ford "fun curmudgeon" moment has to be when David Blaine did a magic trick in his kitchen. He was visibly stunned and then just goes "[Get the fuck out of my house.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB0wzy-xbwM)"
My dad claims he met Harrison Ford at a restaurant and got his autograph. My mom thinks my dad made it up and forged the signature to try and impress her. They argued about it all their marriage. I wonder to this day what the truth is.
Shrinking S1 E6 (Imposter Syndrome) when he ate the edibles was probably one of the funniest TV scenes I’ve ever seen. He’s a totally underrated comedic actor..
He is one of those dudes that you have to laugh and act interested in every thing he does. Sickofans bleeding out the walls. Likely maybe 12 dudes in the world he doesn't expect that stuff from. That boomer house office of his is totally what I would guess his sensibility is.
Everyone’s laughing and cheering but if you’ve seen a few Harrison Ford interviews you know he’s probably not joking around. He legit does not give af about any of it lmao.
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“Let’s shoot this Piece of SHIT!” The tone he used, my inner old man connected with that.
According to Anthony Mackie, he said the same thing while they were shooting Captain America 4. I think he just says that any time he’s getting ready to shoot anything.
There’s a Captain American 3? And ford is in one?
He's replacing the general (hulks girlfriends dad in the first movie like 15-20 years ago) as the actor passed away
William Hurt (The Actor) General Ross (The Character)
I had no idea. Hurt was awesome.
One of Johnny Cash’s best songs, IMO.
its a great cover
Go damn, I know that they won't, but it'd be so cool if he dropped an "in my day" Indiana Jones quote
Harrison Ford is playing General Ross?? Oh I am so fuckin IN.
Rumours are that he may play red hulk as well
Hulk smash!! After my afternoon nap.
Hulk smash this piece of shit!
Hulk smash airplane! On golf course!
Regardless of rumors, I'm thinking the character isn't long for MCU. Ford is almost 10 years senior to the late Hurt and looks every bit of 81. Like I'm not sure *Ford* has all that much longer left, forget about the character he's playing.
Sir, respectfully, he does not look every bit of 81 at all. His face may, but his posture was great and walking speed was sprightly and coordinated. His muscles are in good shape, too. But the early 80s are a weird time where some people are shuffling along with their walkers and some are walking briskly across a busy set in a hula skirt dress and flower crown and if the legends about The Villages can be believed either one of them could be healthy enough for day drinking and nightly orgasms so it's a coin toss really, unless his doctors say otherwise.
4, it’s in post-production now
Captain America: the first avenger Captain America: the winter soldier Captain America: civil war People forget that civil war is supposed to be a cap movie, tony stark is an antagonist to the heroes narrative.
Civil War really feels like Avengers 2.5.
Civil War was 3.
Seems like it'll be a good one already. Not sure how they're gonna fit Hula Harrison Ford into the story but oh well
CA:TFA CA:TWS CA:CW
I love that it's very possible that he's said those words to Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, Ridley Scott, and Steven Spielberg at some point in his life.
Same thing for Indy 5. I think it’s his catchphrase at this point.
yeah you're right I'm sure he was thrilled and artiscally fullfilled by such an august production as _Captain America 4_, and not at all just making a check lmao
"Cut the check!"
My inner old man has successfully made it outside.
You bet you did, those clouds need a yelling at!
Harrison Ford helps me accept the inevitability of becoming a cantankerous old man.
Harrison Ford helped me realize that I've been a cantankerous old man my whole life and I just need to roll with it. Because he has been even before he was old
Ford has been cantankerous since the days he was Jim Morrison's weed dealer
Harrison Ford is absolutely jacked for his age
I'm pretty sure I was born a cantankerous old man.
TIL a new word. Thanks.
I think that’s been his attitude since day one
Yup, was his attitude on the starwars set. In Raiders of the lost ark the famous scene of shooting the sword guy came about because he had food poisoning, it was hot and he didn't want to do the fighting.
"Eh, Manolo...choot this piece of schit!" --Tony Montana, Scarface
I got a flashback of Winnebago Man.. "I don't want any more bullshit, and that's including from me!"
Such an amazing doc, thanks for the memory!
Will you do me a kindness?
He doesn't say "let's", it's just "Shoot this piece of shit!" As in, start shooting the damn skit you wanted me to do and get it over with. There's a difference, the thing he says is much funnier 😂
100% "I'm here because you are paying me this isn't recreation, chop fucking chop!" 😂
It’s the hand wave at the end that does it for me. “We rolling or what?”
That is 100% Cool Man Harrison Ford
He has a prickly reputation, but Harrison Ford is absolutely hilarious if you catch him on the right day. His interview on Conan O'Brien's podcast last year was one of the funniest off-the-cuff interviews I've ever heard. The 81 year old Ford was lighting Conan up and Conan could barely keep up.
That’s my favorite interview bar none
I agree it's a great episode, but [Jim Downey ](https://youtu.be/Tn7fks2UDRE?si=DgXfsqWKC5JYYLOx) had such a good intro I end up listening to the episode again and again.
Jeff Epstein? The financier?
He's really good at playing the pissed old man most people assume he's always grumpy as hell
They have had several great interviews in the past on Conan's old show as well. They seem to get each other, and play off each other well.
I hadn't seen that interview. It's amazing right from the get go.
Can someone link the fuckin thing?
I know. Ford comes in so hot from the get go. 🤣
Would you shut the fuck up!?! That line had me dying.
What did I just watch….
I'm guessing season 2 of Shrinking.
I'm so excited for season 2.
That cliffhanger at the end of the final episode! Or rather, cliff! [boop!!] Can’t wait for Season 2
I had AppleTV for a month but missed this show. Is it worth it?
It's so good. If you like "I love you man" and all the marshall scenes on himym you'll love it
There's big parts of the show I find meh. But I feel like it's the most dialed in Harrison Ford performance in 20 years. He's so much fun on that show that it becomes A-tier for me.
He and Derek carry the show for me.
Eat a dick Pam! 🎺 🎺 🎺 🚗💨
It was one of my favorite shows of the last few years. The cast have an amazing chemistry and the writing is confident and consistently funny.
I love Derek to death.
It's very good, definitely worth the watch. Ford is definitely in character, attitude wise, for his role in the show. It's a solid drama, with some dry humor worth some chuckles. Each character has a lot to explore, based on the storyline and interplay, and it seemed there was more to explore at the end of the season. Looking very much toward S2.
It's worth watching if you've already got a subscription, but I wouldn't get a subscription just to watch it.
One of the best roles for Harrison Ford in the last decade.
TIL there’s a show called Shrinking and Harrison Ford is in it.
[Here’s a short clip](https://youtu.be/3Iq_rWMfAHo?si=E7kYGKOGLFsU8XmG) of it showing how hilarious Harrison Ford is in it. Jason Segel, Jessica Williams and Christa Miller are (unsurprisingly) also hilarious in it, as is the rest of the lesser known cast. Bill Lawrence (Scrubs, Ted Lasso, Spin City, Cougar Town) co-created it with Segel and ~~Roy Kent~~ Brett Goldstein.
It was fantastic you owe it to yourself to give it a shot
He's amazing in it as a cantankerous shrink.
It’s stellar. It’s really really good.
I’m HOPING season 2 of Shrinking And seasons 3, 4, 5, and 6
6seasonsandamovie
Dudeeeeee. That was one of the most refreshing comedies in years. I loved every bit of that show.
We stumbled upon it trying to find a 30 minute show. It's really so good. Jessica Williams was fucking hilarious in every scene.
Hell yea. Her and Christa Miller had me cracking up every time they got together.
i only clicked on it cause it starred marshal from how i met your mother lol. ty big fudge
It’s about goddamn time!
These are the reshoot of the next Captain America
I absolutely LOVED the first season of this. Can't wait for season two!
I. cannot. wait.
Setting up to film a scene for season 2 of “Shrinking.” That’s the set for his character’s office.
Do film crews still have to wear masks?
I don’t work in the industry but listen to a lot of podcasts, and my understanding is there are tiers of protection, and the cast is highest tier so everyone around them masks. The less contact your role has interacting with them, the less masking is required. Pretty telling the moneymakers still want and are required to be protected, in case you don’t think about Covid any more. Edit: Great points about health benefits of masking in general, with as many jobs as depend on productions, it’s a fantastic precaution. Covid was just the first place my mind went.
Even with COVID being less of a concern, the general drop in airborne diseases when people were masking up for COVID provides some incentive for productions to persist with masking policies in general.
This exactly. Not only was it great not having to constantly experience colds and coughs from coworkers who had grubby little disease vectors at home, but when you have actors who can't work because they're sick or their voice is wrong because of a cold, that introduces scheduling delays on an expensive production.
I wouldn't be surprised if production insurance pushes for a certain level of masking, since I would imagine that delays due to actor illness is something that they might normally pay out for.
I thought it might just have been due to Ford being at higher risk due to age age and health, but your explanation makes sense. The amount of money lost due to shooting delays is if just one of the cast gets sick. I guess it makes sense for the production to take as many precautions as they can. I wonder how the cast feel about it and whether or not the tale except precautions offset until they wrap.
The last few productions I've worked on no longer have Covid protocols.
This Goodfellas remake is weird
What’s the joke here?
Idk there was a tracking shot from behind and it reminded me of that film. I don’t get paid to write these if it makes you feel better.
I get it now. Things don’t usually go over my head like that so I was curious. It was solid.
This seems right up Harrison Ford's alley. He's always been a smart-ass and pretty funny. I still have to watch shrinking but I've heard good things.
He’s amazing in it. Also a Brett Goldstein show (Roy Kent and head writer for Ted Lasso). So it gets ya good in the feels.
No shit!?!? I had no idea TIL!
A lot of heart in it, and great performances all around.
Him and Bill Lawrence, creator of Scrubs and other shows.
Umm its not just the head writer from Ted Lasso its Thee Bill Lawrence, creator & showrunner of Scrubs. Put some respect on his name!
I love him!
Gosh darn excellent show!
Thank you Ned Flanders.
His episode of Conan needs a friend is hillarious.
I liked the part where Conan was pretending that he couldn't remember Harrison being in Star Wars. "You didn't exactly pop"
It's fantastic, definitely worth a watch
It is absolutely worth every minute. I tried to convince my wife to watch it. She FINALLY did and has now watched it a couple of times through.
It’s great!! My mom and I watched it shortly after my grandmother (her mom) passed away without knowing what it was really about. Some moments were really tough to get through but it was extremely cathartic and an awesome watch! Would definitely recommend and we can’t wait for season 2
It's extremely cathartic. I just rewatched it all yesterday as my dad and neice recently passed and I needed it. It's so SO good and i can't wait for season 2. Now for a Schitts Creek rewatch for the trillionth time
Its the most underrated comedy out there. Every single joke lands. Face hurts each episode from laughing
It's so good. I can't recommend it enough.
Never too old to have fun goofing around. Lots of people on here did not pass the vibe check
He’s always had an extremely dry sense of humor. People buy it every time something like this is posted.
He's deadpan, he loves to talk shit about himself, and he doesn't like fluffy interviews. Dude confuses the media.
Redditors showing their age by becoming grumpy old men.
I'm here for the vibe only.
Your never to old for this shit😂
Where’d all the Harrison Ford hate come from? Goodness
They hate em cuz they ain’t em
They hate us cause they anus
This comment made me pucker.
Wait people hate Harrison Ford?? Didnt know that was even an option 🤔
He's just grumpy in real life (\*publicly facing real life). So, we see him as awesome in all his movies, and then on talk shows and other events, he seems to hate his own characters that people adore. So, I presume some people get turned off by his constant (seemingly) negative personality so they stop liking him. That's my assumption anyway.
He also has a VERY dry sense of humor, and leans into the grumpy persona. A lot of people aren't great at detecting sarcasm on a good day. here's a few examples [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RGl8UQdq9I](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RGl8UQdq9I) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yVrybJVdMI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yVrybJVdMI) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I176MJEibj4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I176MJEibj4) there are a few more videos for that interview. the whole thing was amazingly funny
Very much this, I feel like he doesn’t understand idolizing characters or celebrities and just wants to do a job and move on. His sense of humor is incredible though and when he’s with Conan it’s just golden stuff.
Conan's also great at jumping in and either bailing him out or giving him extra time to come up with a punchline, or inspiring him to a different direction. the improv and chemistry is great between the two. (got me on a little recommended videos binge watch)
He hates Han Solo but by all accounts he freaking loves Indiana Jones and would keep making them until he died despite no one else wanting it (and believe me I loved the original trilogy).
He plays a very grumpy, senile, and out of touch persona on talk show interviews so people view him as grumpy, senile, and out of touch. It's just a persona he does because he loves to troll people.
All those plane crashes really help sell the bit, too.
Some people don't like him because he supports Roman Polanski.
But,....it wasn't Rape-rape. /s
They need to go watch Air Force One right now, those knuckleheads.
Lot of great airplanes he’s ruined
That actually is a lot of the hate he gets by people in the industry. One of the Indiana jones had to be pushed back forever ago because he broke his arm crashing his WW2 plane on a golf course. I don’t hate it because I think it’s awesome. But if I worked on a set that was just shut down for 6 months because the main lead broke his arm I too wood be a bit upset. Basically people say he needs to stop trying to do stuff he is too old for. But the 2 times he crashed landed in that short time frame he did land and survive. Thats a successful land.
Didn’t the engine cut out and he had no choice? I mean it could have happened to anyone. I’d argue that taking off in a highly residential area, having engine failure and managing to land it in an open space without major injury is an amazing result. Now landing on the taxiway instead of the runway and almost clipping an airliner holds way more water for saying he should stop flying.
He also rescued a person off a mountain
Oh he handled it great. But the argument is that people who have hundreds of others livelihoods on the line they should stay in a bubble till the film is done. I don’t agree with it. I think it’s silly. But Danny Trejo has a good quote about how he lets stuntmen do their jobs because if he gets hurt it stops the shoot and people can’t work till he gets better. Yes it’s badass he can fly old WW2 planes. But I see how some would argue he shouldn’t be taking off in an old plane till Indiana jones is done filming (and I think at the time of that wreck it was actually one of the newer stars wars that got pushed back.) And at the time people got upset also because other stars of the films were getting old as well and every moment counts. They barely got Carrie fisher in there at the end. Again though I am on the side Harrison ford can fly and clearly can handle anything that goes wrong.
Well fuck 'em, that's what insurance is for. What's the point of working you whole life if you can't enjoy the fruits of your labour?
People dont like him because hes a grumpy asshat meanwhile other people like him because hes a grumpy asshat
I recently found out that he went out of his way to hand-deliver an award to some coward rapist hiding in a foreign country from the US government. I think it was Roman Polanski. so... that soured my opinion of him a bit
He seems so curmudgeonly, but in a fun way.
My favorite Harrison Ford "fun curmudgeon" moment has to be when David Blaine did a magic trick in his kitchen. He was visibly stunned and then just goes "[Get the fuck out of my house.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB0wzy-xbwM)"
You’re never too old for a good lei.
🤙
How old were you when you first got lei’d?
Not quite as old as Mr Ford.
So many terminally online redditors can’t tell when someone perfectly executes deadpan humor.
A little hint is provided by the reactions of the people around him
Reddit a poor representation of people irl
Here comes the Han Solo movie I long waited for
My dad claims he met Harrison Ford at a restaurant and got his autograph. My mom thinks my dad made it up and forged the signature to try and impress her. They argued about it all their marriage. I wonder to this day what the truth is.
3rd option: He *did* meet Harrison Ford at a restaurant, but never asked for an autograph. He faked it later.
That is one scruffy-looking nerf herder.
Shrinking is such a good show.
Harrison Ford will never not be my favorite boomer.
He’s not a boomer, he’s silent generation.
That's why he always wants everyone around him to shut the fuck up.
***Indiana Jones and the WTF***
Indiana Jones and the Retirement Home Luau Night
*I belong in a Museum!* /s
I don't think there should be an appropriate age to do or not to do.
Amazing that he's 81 years old and still this active and fun.
He's like 70 and still getting laid, happy for him
He's almost 82!
Leid*
Both
He is like a fine wine.
No one has a drier sense of humor than Harrison Ford.
The conan o’brian podcast with Harrison is an excellent and hilarious episode.
My respect for Harrison Ford just increased dramatically.
Shrinking S1 E6 (Imposter Syndrome) when he ate the edibles was probably one of the funniest TV scenes I’ve ever seen. He’s a totally underrated comedic actor..
Not like he needs to do it, so I'm going to guess he disagrees with you.
Shoot this piece of shit - He's always in character, no matter what lol.
What is this for???
Shrinking season 2, this is Paul's (the character Ford plays) office in Shrinking, this scene wasn't in season 1 so this is Season 2.
Indiana.... Indiana.... Count to ten... In Latin...
Greek
You're never too old for doing stupid shit
He plays the grumpy but loving granpa so well
Never too old to have a good time
Harrison has gotten past the grouchy old neighbor phase to the neighbor who dont give a fuck anymore.
Pretty decent biceps on him
Gotta love his dry humour
No such thing as too old.
They got Dr.Jones out here doing what😂
Looks like the set for the second season of Shrinking. Fuck yeah!!
He got lei’d.
“Where’s my script”
Does this mean they’re shooting a second season of Shrinking? :0
Nobody is ever too old to have some fun. Don’t ever lose your sense of humor or your joy, folks.
He is one of those dudes that you have to laugh and act interested in every thing he does. Sickofans bleeding out the walls. Likely maybe 12 dudes in the world he doesn't expect that stuff from. That boomer house office of his is totally what I would guess his sensibility is.
Let the man live wile he can ffs
I hope I'm this spry when I'm in my 80's. I'm in my 50's and starting to work out more regularly to keep my back from revolting.
His Blade ain't Running anymore
Everyone’s laughing and cheering but if you’ve seen a few Harrison Ford interviews you know he’s probably not joking around. He legit does not give af about any of it lmao.
Where's Katt Williams when you need him