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Harrison Ford Shuts Down ‘Star Wars’ Question
- Thread starter jukeboxhero2396
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Nice example. I'll be glad to be wrong about my assumptions.
The examples of him outside of the Star Wars questions are working for me, yeah. But even then, people are saying those responses to SW questions are part joking (and others saying part truth). So that doesn't seem as bad as it did, initially.
People going "Bububu Mark and Carrie" it's almost as if... they're all different people... and they all react to being part of the Star Wars conglomerate differently!?
The year is 2020, over 40 years since A New Hope was released in theaters
Interviewer: OKOKOKOKoko k ok but, Harrison, ok, but, [attempts to regain composure] who really shot first? 😂😂😂
The year is 2020, over 40 years since A New Hope was released in theaters
Interviewer: OKOKOKOKoko k ok but, Harrison, ok, but, [attempts to regain composure] who really shot first? 😂😂😂
That bit on Conan where whogivesashit.gif came from was about Indiana Jones.
Harrison Ford - biggest prick in show business
Han Solo - biggest prick in Star Wars
Indiana Jones - biggest prick in all of archaeology
Han Solo - biggest prick in Star Wars
Indiana Jones - biggest prick in all of archaeology
I still don't understand the point of editing Ford to move like this. He would have been out of the blaster shot even if he stood still.Ford dodging pointless star wars questions like a pro...
I also like how the blaster shot leaves no mark on the wall at all. Would that thing have even scorched Han if it hit?
It's like poking a cat's belly, knowing that it's going to bite you. But a person does it anyway.
Can you really blame him when it comes to dealing with the obnoxious Star Wars fanbase? And of course acting out Lucas's Cringe-tier screenwriting back in the day.
not every individual in the movie making business likes making their work their life. not every actor enjoys doing PR tours. he isn't the roles he plays and he owes fans or interviewers nothing.
I mean, in the words of Harrison Ford, who gives a shit? He gave the fans a bunch of movies and doesn't actually owe anyone answers to stupid questions.
This gets better the more I look at it.Ford dodging pointless star wars questions like a pro...
Whole lotta replies in here apparently missed the "playfully" part.
It's his schtick to pretend like he hates Star Wars all the time. He probably isn't pretending entirely but he gave some of his best performances in years to the sequel trilogy films, so clearly he doesn't hate it that much. Some of y'all need to lighten up.
It's his schtick to pretend like he hates Star Wars all the time. He probably isn't pretending entirely but he gave some of his best performances in years to the sequel trilogy films, so clearly he doesn't hate it that much. Some of y'all need to lighten up.
True but I can't really blame her, this country treats sex workers of any kind like dog shit.
After how alot of the so-called online Star Wars fans behaved the past few years I can't blame him.
You being a fan of something does not mean, especially when it comes to actors, you are owed any time or attention paid to whatever inane bullshit you want to spew.
Man that whole exchange was funny but Harrison's pratfall was hilarious.
Seems to me that aside from a few exceptions, Star Wars actors don't care about Star Wars much. Reminds me when Boyega was trolling on Twitter.
he was a happening actor after the first star wars. he wasn't going to be obsessing over the role or using it to stay relevant.
I grew up with Star Wars and I think it's hilarious.
It's just a movie franchise.
Ford is being deliberately obtuse for comedic effect.
- He knows what The Force is. He had lines about it in TFA. At the bare minimum he knows "Use The Force, Harry" like everyone else on the Planet Earth. It's magic. It's the specific brand of magic in the movies that he did.
- He knows what a ghost is. Everyone knows what ghosts are.
- A Force Ghost is, to any ignorant observer, a Magic Ghost.
The interviewer asks if the Han Solo that Ford portrayed in his most recent movie was a Magic Ghost or if he was a figment of Kylo Ren's imagination.
Ford says "I don't Star Wars. I don't know what a Force Ghost is."
He would have to know that a Force Ghost is something more than simply a Magic Ghost in order to suggest that there's something that he doesn't understand about the question.
He's playing with people. He's playing up his ignorance, and pretending that it's bigger than it actually is (there is an element of truth to the joke, as there is to all good jokes, because Ford has always been the least interested in the nerdy details of Star Wars out of any of the main cast).
I mean, he just said that he signed on to do the scene in Rise of Skywalker (which he could've incredibly easily said "No" to) because he felt it was important for Kylo Ren's character, so he is thinking about things (he didn't say "Who gives a shit?" and read some lines on a script for a paycheck, he seriously considered what was going on in the scene), and the report says that he "playfully" shot down the Force Ghost question. He's 100% playing here.
Lmao I know this is from Tuesday but Harrison ford owes nothing to any of you.
Considering the amount of shit Star Wars actors get, them not having a disdain for fans would surprise me.
Just a movie?
The phrase "it's just a movie" is such a weak mindset. You are ok with what happened, losing, imperfection of a craft. When you stop getting angry after watching Star Wars, you've lost twice.
Didn't really expect a bunch of people hating on Harrison Ford for not giving a shit about the question of whether Han is a fucking Force Ghost.
wow
lol is this real or a edit?
