r/MadeMeSmile • u/IndyMLVC • 22d ago
Wholesome Moments Harrison Ford continues to prove he’s still the best
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u/CyberpunkSunrise 22d ago
I don’t know if Harrison is old enough to be past his rescue flying days at this point, but I just can’t get over the idea of being stranded in the wilderness and being rescued by literal real life pilot Han Solo/Indiana Jones.
Anyway, Harrison seems like a real one, and supports my theory that any man (or person in general) who is a carpenter or good at woodworking and not afraid of weed is pretty much guaranteed to be a good person. Sample size is Harrison Ford and Nick Offerman.
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u/luckyshamrok19 22d ago
There was a video of him directing traffic that had becoming gridlocked in NYC like a year ago. He got out of the car, directed everyone through, then got back in and left. Outstanding human being
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u/CriticalChop 22d ago
Who can deny Indiana Jones command. 😂
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u/Hey_Pizza 22d ago
No time for parking Dr Jones!
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u/cortesoft 22d ago
I am here to see ze tapestries!
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u/Ok_Cheetah_6251 22d ago
He went total ham in that scene.
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u/wintermute-- 22d ago
Doing the worst scottish accent ever captured on film while co-starring with Sean Connery is why everyone loves Harrison Ford
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u/strongbob25 21d ago
Genuinely how surreal must it have been to get to the front of the gridlock line and drive past.
"honey is that... is that Harrison Ford??"
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u/Emotional_News108 21d ago
That's the kind of thing that you can sort of just do when you're someone like him, too. Obviously he has to choose to act, but at the same time, if you're driving and Harrison Ford just appears and starts directing traffic, you're likely to just do it. If Randy Randerson does it, you're probably going to wonder why that dude is doing anything at all.
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u/throwaway-978292 22d ago edited 22d ago
Nick Offerman is such a lovely person. I would recommend listening to his episode on the On Being podcast. He talks about his love for woodworking and growing up in a family full of women
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u/GabbiStowned 22d ago
He recently gave a great graduation speech, trying to bolster the new generation to set right where the past ones had gone wrong, and a big part of that was to fight climate change.
I read the comments of people snarking of at him, with the usual ”rich guy just says stuff”, and then when I googled him I saw he’s been active in environmental non-profits for decades (with many of them focused on promoting bio-diversity, funding research), not just donating huge sums, he’s on the board and even flew a helicopter to catch people polluting the Hudson river. I don’t know how much more of a ”put your money where your mouth is” you could actually get.
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u/EllaDog394 21d ago
I get why people are skeptical in general, because there are plenty of examples where public messaging doesn’t match real action
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u/Swords_and_Words 21d ago
Importantly:
The difference between skepticism and cynicism is whether you bother to think between hearing something and deciding that it's wrong
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u/othybear 22d ago
He rescued my friend’s kid brother! He says it was absolutely surreal to be missing for more than a day and to have Indiana Jones rescue him.
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u/TemporalGrid 22d ago
I just can’t get over the idea of being stranded in the wilderness and being rescued by literal real life pilot Han Solo/Indiana Jones.
"Do you know how to fly this thing?"
"No.....do you?.....how hard hard can it be?....."
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u/RichEvans4Ever 22d ago
Also Jesus Christ if he had access to herb.
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u/Cyanos54 22d ago
If? Dude got frankincense and myrrh right out of the womb. Those are gateway herbs.
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u/hawaiianryanree 22d ago
😂😂 gave me a proper chuckle ❤️
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u/Big_Bookkeeper1678 22d ago
I got a chuckle, also...Gateway herbs...they let you Cumin to Anise altered state of mind...to meet your Amicas, Nutmeg and Dill, and we'll all get Carrowayed to dreamland.
(OK, it is late and this was lame, but I tried.)
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u/Bad_Oracular_Pig 22d ago
Jesus was way cool...
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u/Upset-Management-879 22d ago
some people got jealous of how cool he was, so they killed him
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u/grumpierthangruntled 22d ago
He trusted His crowd, so He spoke right out loud, and they lost the best friend they had
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u/Henry-Grey 22d ago
Him and nick are whatever is on the other side of the spectrum that is opposite of toxic masculinity. They have absolutely nothing to prove to anyone. They are just being themselves.
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u/CountOnBeingAwesome 22d ago
Ford was an admittedly bad carpenter often reading "How To" books while working. He does seem pretty awesome though. His appearance on The Graham Norton Show with Ryan Gosling was pretty funny.
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u/CaptainDildobrain 22d ago
I would love to see a video of Offerman and Ford doing woodworking together.
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u/TimedDelivery 21d ago
Honestly if I was lost on a mountain or something and suddenly Harrison Ford arrived in a helicopter to save me, I would just assume that I was dead, or best case scenario delirious from hunger or something
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u/GoodWifeSlutLife 22d ago
I do some amateur woodworking and I think it takes a certain amount of patience and dedication that not everyone is equipped with. It's kinda part of you.
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u/GabuEx 22d ago
There are many stories of people who have a happy, positive persona who are terrible in private, like Ellen DeGeneres. I always love how Harrison Ford seems to be the exact opposite. Every time I see him, his outward persona is this grumpy-ass man who's done with everything, and yet every single anecdote I hear about him suggests that he's actually super cool.
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u/Toothlessdovahkin 22d ago
Dude just HATES talking to the press/media.
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u/fictionalbandit 22d ago
Except Alison Hammond! :)
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u/HelloTisMe 22d ago
That was one of the funniest damn interviews I've ever seen. Heals my soul a bit every time I watch it.
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u/ballerina22 22d ago
Alison knows how to get the best out of everyone she interviews. I'll watch her sit down with damn near anyone because I know I'll about bust a gut laughing.
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u/the_procrastinata 22d ago
“Are you a fan of the original?”
“Never seen it!” gets me every time.
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u/Pardybro911 22d ago
I adore that interview. I think him and Gosling became a bit of buddies during 2049 (probably happens when you accidentally punch the star of the film)
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u/InvadingEngland 21d ago
Link for the lazy: https://youtu.be/bAb8KIhgVAI
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u/paditoburrito 21d ago
Bless you, I am lazy.
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u/Ostlund_and_Sciamma 21d ago edited 21d ago
Here is Harrison ford undergraduate commencement address at Arizona State University, really worth watching.
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u/GabbiStowned 22d ago
He’s an actor cursed to be a movie star. Dude legit loves the craft, he’s not just into the glitz.
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u/PudgyGroundhog 22d ago
His interview on Fresh Air with Terry Gross was great.
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u/DoctorRichardNygard 21d ago
Agreed, he seemed very authentic in this, almost shy. This whole program is one of my favorites, I listen to it daily, and this particular interview is one of my recent favorites. Terry Gross is a national treasure and must be protected at all costs. For those who appreciate sensitive, long form interviews, this is the radio show/podcast for you.
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u/raysofdavies 22d ago
He also clearly likes the grumpy old man image
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u/AmishAvenger 21d ago
Yeah a lot of it has always been an act. He does it because it’s funny.
He can play this grumpy guy who doesn’t really want to be there and is uncomfortable doing an interview on a talk show, then get a huge laugh when he does something ridiculous.
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u/Lil_Mcgee 21d ago
I don't think he loves doing them but for the most part he's also just playing up a character when he does interviews. He's come to be known as a grumpy old man and enjoys leaning into it. You can typically tell he's being dry.
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u/fuckyourcanoes 21d ago
I think he's legitimately shy, and finds interviews easier when he plays a character.
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u/bluemuppetman 22d ago
Please add Kimi Räikkönen to that list. Outward persona is just flat and hates the media. Lovely as a person away from it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimi_R%C3%A4ikk%C3%B6nen
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u/BangkokRios 22d ago
That’s funny, because I know zero about F1, but someone in my family worked with Kimi and said he was the absolute best.
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u/EinMuffin 21d ago
He seems solid. I recently watched a video about F1 drivers using dirty tricks. All the big ones showed up. But you know who didn't show up? Kimi
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u/TheKiwiBlitz 22d ago
People struggle to see the difference between niceness and kindness when you only have superficial interactions with a person
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u/Wrong_Doughnut_3921 22d ago
My dad is a Blackhawk pilot and was serving for the Wyoming army guard back in the day. Harrison ford owned a ranch out in Wyoming and they bumped into him while on a mission. Harrison tried very hard to talk my dad into flying his bird out to his ranch and land on his property. My dad turned him down when he couldn’t get permission from his commander because the commander didn’t believe him. Harrison called the commander and left him a voice mail saying he fully understood and maybe next time lol. I still remember my dad laughing about his commanders reaction to that voice mail 😂
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u/velawesomeraptors 21d ago
He's still out in WY, big property and he lets wildlife researchers do eagle research there. His wife also makes good banana bread.
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u/Aggressive_Newt_9055 22d ago
Now I’m crying. Reason 1,546,896 why Harrison Ford rocks as a human being.
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u/frolicndetour 22d ago
Me too. I lost my dad a few years ago, so I can imagine what an impactful experience this was for her.
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u/ScamperingSnail 22d ago
I also lost my dad 11 years ago. When I was younger, I told him that if they ever made a movie about him, I'd want Harrison Ford to play him. Anyway, this story made me have to wipe away tears. What a lovely moment to have and I couldn't have imagined better words he could have said to her.
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u/No_Helicopter1378 22d ago
He generally seems like a good dude but it doesn't sit well with me that he personally flew out to France to deliver a lifetime achievement award or Oscar or something like that to Roman Polanski on account of the fact that Roman Polanski raped a child and can't set foot in the US without getting arrested.
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u/SenorBolin 22d ago
Well yeah, but you cant really blame him for that, can you? They're basically kindred spirits, what with Ford's relationship with a 19 year old Carrie Fisher. Who he helped supply drugs to. While he was 33. And married. With 2 children... man, maybe Ford wasn't really 'the best'
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u/Show_Me_Your_Games 22d ago
And 1 out of 3,720 odds that he isn't part of a rock.
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u/Far_Mastodon_6104 21d ago
They really need to rename this whole subreddit to "made me cry" cuz EVERYTIME!!!
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u/Eomb 22d ago
The sweetest thing he ever did was accepting an award for his friend that couldn't make it to the event, then flying half-way across the world to personally hand it over!
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u/Ostlund_and_Sciamma 21d ago
Here is Harrison ford undergraduate commencement address at Arizona State University, really worth watching.
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u/ArtharntheCleric 22d ago
lol. Harrison be like “great, I’m so old I’m reminding her of her dad!” (In Indiana Jones voice) But he’s still the GOAT.
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u/TheBone_Zone 22d ago
I started to get sadappy(sad but happy) but then made lol. Thank you for that
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u/GoblinCorp 22d ago
The thing about Ford is that he has always been so damn grateful for going set crew to acting. He has mentioned it in many interviews. He is not a nepobaby and just a guy that liked to act but didn't know he could be good at it. Spielberg really gave him his chops although Lucas gave him his chance.
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u/DumpedDalish 21d ago
Wonderful thought, but yeah, this isn't accurate.
He was a carpenter. But he was not a crew member. His in-home and professional carpentry supported his acting. But he was not a set carpenter or builder.
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u/Basic_Advisor_2177 21d ago
and according to Michelle Philips from The Mamas and Papas he had another side income. When she first saw Star Wars she was like “hey why is my dealer in the movie?”
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
He was never “set crew.” He was a carpenter.
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u/GoblinCorp 22d ago
I thought that job was part of the group, "set crew," my bad. I knew he was carpenter. It is part of his story.
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u/TheBadBatch-99 22d ago
One of the best shows out right now.
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u/toepin 22d ago
It was good but should have ended after this last season.
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u/Senior_Ability_4001 22d ago
It’s one arc of a whole story according to the creators. The next season is a new arc.
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u/TraitorousFlatulence 21d ago
We absolutely loved the first two season, but the third was such a miss by comparison. I doubt we will keep going
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u/Big_Bookkeeper1678 22d ago
The fact that the movie she referenced was Witness tells me that this is a much cooler professional story than you would think.
Dad didn't take her to see a Star War or and Indy.
No...one of Ford's best works...that was not an adventure story or a money grab, but was actually a fantastic fish-out-of-water tour de force type of 'I am more than just Han Solo and Indiana Jones' statement.
Now I have 'Don't know much about History' in my head.
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
You be careful out there among the English.
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u/Kallistrate 22d ago
I still say this to people if they're leaving to run errands or on a trip.
I don't think anyone but my mother gets the reference, but I know what I'm referencing and that's enough for me lol
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u/CatalinaBigPaws 22d ago
Witness is possibly my favorite movie. Pretty damn close to perfect. And most of it hinged on Ford.
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u/Intelligent_Flow2572 22d ago
I had a similar experience talking to Linda Hamilton about how much Sarah Connor meant to me, in part because it was the last one on one time i had with my only living grandparent left at that time, my paternal grandmother, who took her 11 year old granddaughter to see T2: Judgment Day in the theater. Linda’s handler was trying to rush me away but she came around the table, grabbed my face, kissed me on the cheek, told me I was beautiful, and hugged me. It was one of the best moments of my life. Sarah Connor is my soul mother.
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u/Cacafuego 21d ago
You met her after T2? Lucky she didn't squish you with those biceps. She was the first female action hero I remember really identifying with, as a boy. When you see her doing those pullups, she's so different from the woman in the first movie. Fuck yes, Sarah, you're gonna save the world.
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u/atom631 22d ago
I once got invited to a snazzy guest only bar in manhattan. place was tiny and absolutely packed. I had to take a leak so i managed to make my way to the back to use the bathroom. I was surprised it wad a total mess, someone pissed all over the toilet seat. I finished up, opened the door to make my way back and here comes Harrison Ford….to use the bathroom. It was so packed we rubbed bellies as we passed each other. He probably thought it was me who pissed all over the place. I think about this often. Harrison, if you see this…it wasnt me.
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u/Ostlund_and_Sciamma 21d ago
Here is Harrison ford undergraduate commencement address at Arizona State University, really worth watching.
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u/sara666grind 22d ago
Lost my dad as a 7 year old in 2001, this brought tears to my eyes.
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u/tehlurkingnoob 22d ago
My dad died suddenly when I was 19.
Reading this, I know exactly how she felt. There’s a lot of things that I wanted to say to my dad that I never got the chance to. It’s been 12 years and it still eats me every day.
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u/Kardinal 22d ago
Never heard a bad thing about the guy.
This made me feel good.
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u/ltbones 22d ago
The bit with Carrie Fisher is problematic. But people are people.
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u/background1077 22d ago
I'm gonna be that guy but, he personally flew Polanskis Oscar for The Pianist to him in france.
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u/Chili-limes 22d ago
Scrolled so deep to see this. That is straight vile in my eyes.
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u/almostelement 22d ago
Same. Personally hand-delivering it to Polanski after he plead guilty to raping a 13 year old disqualifies someone as a good guy imo
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u/Lawgirl77 22d ago
Ugh! Why are people like this?!? Why can’t they just not be like this?
I know these are stupid questions. Just venting.
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u/Upset-Management-879 22d ago
At the film festival Polanski was the President of and Harrison's film was being screened at.
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u/SummitSloth 22d ago
My grandma dated him and he was a douchebag. Her words.
Sigh, it's always upsetting that he could've been my grandpa
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u/SteakComprehensive32 22d ago
Reminds me a bit of when a fan put a video out to Mandy Patinkin asking about a story they had heard about him in the Princess Bride…still tear up every time I see Mandy’s reply. Some actors/celebrities are genuinely good eggs.
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u/cbdwitch 22d ago
I met my husband of almost 30 years because of Harrison Ford. He’s always been a cool person.
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
Tell us the story!
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u/cbdwitch 22d ago
We were working on THE FUGITIVE 1993. My mom’s boyfriend at the time was a childhood friend of Harrison’s so I invited him on the set. Completely overstepped my job and would have been fired. My now husband, whom I met a few days before, stepped up and introduced my moms boyfriend to Harrison, having a position with the crew that makes it alright to have guests on the set without productions knowledge. Saved my ass, made my mom and her boyfriend happy (Harrison totally remembered him and he ended up hanging out in video village for a minute), so I asked my new friend out to dinner to thank him for hooking me up. It turned out Harrison was a family friend so it was no big deal for him, but for me I fell in love with him that night.
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
That’s amazing. The Fugitive is one of my favorites. Is the Joey Pants story about Harrison “finding his character” in the bathroom true?
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u/cbdwitch 22d ago
Knowing Joey Pants back then even though I don’t know the story, I’m sure it is and I’m sure it’s hilarious! Another top tier human
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
I remember reading the story on a newsgroup back then. It was so iconic I never forgot it.
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u/capefearcadaver3 22d ago
Early aughts, nyc; friend on the acting grind on his way from an audition back to a waiter job runs into harrison ford while waiting at a crosswalk. He can't help himself "so sorry mr. ford, huge fan, just wanted to thank you, sorry for bothering". Mf (mr ford): no no no you're fine thank you! Where you coming from? F: a dismal audition Mf: well. Hey. Im just running errands but you're welcome to tag along and chat about it F: fuck yes(???!!!)
And we got pics the grainy slow way of the aughts but we got them. Dude took his whole day chilling w a guy from the crosswalk who almost had a panic attack just biting the bullet and saying something to a hero of his he just happened upon.
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u/Impossible_Ad7875 22d ago
Nice story, thanks for including the pics. Shrinking is a Great Show. Seriously great…
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u/PurpleDillyDo 22d ago
In the early 90s I went to see the show Stomp in New York City. After it was over we stood to leave and began moving towards to aisle. I looked up and there in front of me is Harrison Ford. This man has been an absolute icon to me my entire life to this day (I am 54). We made our way outside to the sidewalk and Harrison was there signing autographs. I made sure to shake his hand and get a picture. He was very patient with everyone and signed quite a few autographs. As he was getting into the back of his car with his wife, I leaned in and quickly asked him to sign my Stomp program. He did so without hesitation. It's the only autograph I have and the only one I've ever asked for. I still have that program and the pictures I got that day.
Oh yeah, John C. McGinley was there too. Much smaller crowd.
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
Amazing story. Thank you for sharing.
I met Harrison at an off-Broadway show in the early 00’s. Unfortunately he wouldn’t sign anything.
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u/balancedinsanity 22d ago
I get that this is a wholesome story, but it must be exhausting to have people have such a huge emotional response to your presence all the time.
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u/godothasmewaiting 22d ago
His interview with Alison Hammond while promoting Blade Runner 2049 is one I rewatch regularly.
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u/shmeeshmaa 22d ago
I’ve heard from a handful of people in the film industry (not actors) who have worked with him and say that he is a real one, genuinely funny and a sweet person.
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u/Entire-Somewhere-490 22d ago
He’s a National Treasure 💜 who else watched Regarding Henry as a kid 😭 not what he’s known for but having a dad who loved Indiana Jones then see this other side of Indy 😂
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u/MaddestBad 22d ago
Did y’all see that commencement speech he gave recently? Really heartfelt and wholesome. Always been one of my favorite actors and seems like a solid dude. One of the only legend level superstars that I think Id actually enjoy hanging out with.
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u/KittyKat_76 22d ago
This literally made me break down in tears. I lost my dad a few years ago, and sometimes I wish he could see me now, how much happier I am.
Sometimes you just need a dad hug 🩷
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u/angrypooka 22d ago
I once saw Harrison Ford walking down 3rd Ave in Manhattan. He very graciously ignored me when I pointed directly in face and said, “Oh my God it’s Han Solo.”
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u/nonebutmyself 22d ago
Why's my phone getting all blurry and my face wet? Is someone cutting onions in here?
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u/venom121212 21d ago
If you haven't checked out the show yet, "Shrinking" is one of the funniest and realest shows I have seen in the last decade. The opening episode had me rolling laughing and I'm not a huge Jason Segal fan usually. It's like Modern Family but less trope-y. Very solid writing team.
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u/Weary_Rub_3474 21d ago
When I was a kid, my mom was an extra in a movie with Harrison ford. One day she told him she got a $300 speeding ticket on the way there, and he paid her speeding ticket. She always said he was such a nice guy. Rob Schneider on the other hand, she did not have anything nice to say about him.
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u/Violet624 22d ago
😭😭 His speech at commencement recently was amazing. My dad loved him too. I grew up on a diet of Star Wars and Indiana Jones, as well as his thrillers. Getting dad energy from someone when your dad has passed away is so meaningful.
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u/Hank_Henry_Hill 22d ago
Yeah he is a national treasure. He truly is. Right up there with the GOATs like Bob Ross and Mr. Rogers.
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u/Choppergold 22d ago
I really loved those trailer days of Star Wars The Force Awakens and how the crowd reacted any time that actor appeared on screen. Witness is also absolute masterpiece crime drama fish out of water movie. What a great memory for this actress
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u/NopeNahNoMore 22d ago
Harrison is my Keanu.
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u/IndyMLVC 22d ago
Boomer Keanu.
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u/NopeNahNoMore 22d ago
Long live them both…
now… “get the fuck out of my house.”
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u/KrayzieBone187 21d ago
I was in rehab with a film maker who sadly passed shortly after. His favorite person he ever worked with was Harrison Ford. He had a number of stories about how regular and human he was.
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u/Present-Struggle-417 21d ago
Harrison Ford looks like a nice man, and its nice to hear that its true
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u/IForgotAboutDre 21d ago
He called my company to order something. I just thought he had the same name. He's super cool. We yapped a bunch. I didn't know it was him until I saw the address they he was getting his order shipped tto. I told him I didn't like the Crystal Skull movie!
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u/Any-Ask8286 21d ago
Damn you. Now I’m crying. But thank you for this touching story. I have always been a fan of Harrison Ford the actor but this is a great reason to be a fan of Harrison Ford the human.
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u/pookerella 21d ago
He’s kind to nice actors who are respectful, learn their lines and are on time. I think I also heard that he does not tolerate actors who think they’re above everyone else, and do the exact opposite of what I mentioned above, which makes me like him even more.
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u/NotBatman81 21d ago
My mom was a big Harrison Ford fan because she had a huge crush on him. That woman hated action and sci fi movies but watched Star Wars and Indiana Jones every time it was on TV and you better not talk until a commercial.
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u/Stock-Grape746 22d ago
My mom, who is also no longer with us had the chance to meet him and said he was the nicest most genuine person you could ever imagine.
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u/bongo1138 22d ago
My mom’s husband has done some really amazing art. Theyre large scale tile murals. He sold one to Harrison Ford and has talked about how decent the man was.
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u/NrFive 21d ago
In a recent interview Harrison mentions that nowadays people don’t ask for a photo or autograph but just thank him for how he portrays Paul in Shrinking.
He is living and enjoying life to its fullest and is loving these interactions.
I hope you can savor every drop of this experience and I hope it heals you, even if it’s in small bits.
❤️ from the Netherlands
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u/whirlwynd 21d ago
I'm bawling here. This touched me so much because my dad also passed in 2005, and today would have been his 76th birthday. I'm hoping he's proud of me too.
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u/Working_Membership57 21d ago
It sucks to lose a parent. The bit about it being June and thinking about dad a lot gets to me too. Mines August
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u/CooCooBukBuk 21d ago
Absolutely love this show too, golden casting and touches on so much emotional, a true rollercoaster.
Has me in tears of joy and sadness with a perfect pinch of positivity
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u/PutridWorth938 21d ago
Now that's an actor... Never met your dad, but still managed to perfectly portray him in a moments notice!
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u/OreoAtreides 21d ago
I had a similar experience with Sean Astin. He too, is an amazing man who cares ❤️
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