He's a much kinder, gentler Harrison Ford these days. To watch him on Letterman now is a riot. Much like when Charles Grodin would appear on Johnny Carson. He's mellowed a lot in his old age.
he's always nervous/awkward in interviews. he has said that he's uncomfortable around people. he has always been an extremely shy, quiet person and also has anxiety. that's his personality. he just has the ability to convincingly portray characters that are completely different from himself. he is able to play characters like Han Solo and Indy even though he's nothing like that at all. that's what makes him a great actor. it takes real talent to play someone who's nothing like you.
An very entertaining interview from early on in Harrison Ford's career regarding his acting role on the bleak science fiction classic Blade Runner : "It's no musical comedy" :)
@hikethis2011 He owns several aircraft, and even a helicopter. He pilots them all as a hobby, and for travel. He's one hell of an actor in the right rolls, and unless you know carpentry, don't knock it till you try it. What do you do with your high iq?
@hikethis2011 I think thats just how he is. Hes not stupid or else he'd have spent all his money by now. Hes just quiet, and says very little. A man of few words.
@hikethis2011 youre coming off as mildly retarded. How can you not see that he's not interested in being there? High IQ in all it's glory, social retardation must be a bitch
This is a guy who spent 10 years as a full-time carpenter & part-time actor, raising kids, dealing with reality, probably losing sleep about whether he'd gotten the "Gunsmoke" job & wondering where the hell his career was going... and then, "Star Wars". At age 35. Suddenly this inherently moody guy with a cynical attitude towards showbiz (can you blame him?) is the biggest star on Earth, nobody will leave him alone, and he just wants to do his job & get the hell home. That's Harrison Ford.
He's cagey and cautious, and rightly so. When you're that famous, people use you, take advantage of you, mis-quote you, and tend to eat up your personal life and identity if you let them. I admire his commitment to his own sanity, though that comes off as blunt.
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@SleazyMovieProd What in the world makes you think that was staged? Has he done anything of substance since? Seen him in a movie? On TV? Releasing any music?
@Hermoor Oh come on dude, there's no way he could have played all the characters he played and be stupid. It's just that doing interviews and public appearances takes him out of his element.
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I think that's Ford's personality. He moved to Hollywood in the 60's to try his hand at acting, but he made more money as a carpenter which was his occupation for 8 or 10 years until he was selected for Star Wars in 1976. He made his first million dollars after that became a success in 1977, forcing him on to the world scene. He went from a nobody actor to a leading man in 1 year. He still retains his humble origins.
Yeah. And his acting career started when he was 24, and he was like hardly even given credit for the bit pieces he played. Even for Star Wars he was given $ 10,000 to take the part of Han Solo, and then given 1/4th of 1 percent of the profits and royalties of the film, so had Star Wars been a dud, he may still be building cabinets and framing houses.
Letterman isn't the best interviewer, very satirical, the only time his interviews are worth anything is when he interviews political figures, there is no real depth to his interviews with the big movie and music stars, Ford is a legend and always will be, I love his dis - ease on this interview, very humble and warming to see.
Harrison always seems to be a standup guy and never snaped at his fans from what I ever heard. I don't think he got on with early Dave and as much as I love David Letterman, look how he's conducting his interview. Head resting in hand like he's incredibly bored and could care less. Then again, I watched Harrison on Dave once when he just sat there with his armes folded as if he didn't even want to be bothered with Dave. Either way, Harrison seems like a guy you wouldn't mind hanging with.
Either Mr. Ford is sadly getting senile or doing more drugs because even though he is taciturn in this older interview, his more recent ones are more, um "spacey" I find.
hate to say this but its what i think, harrison ford the guy, is a bit of a bore. Hes a good actor, and i have nothing against him other than he takes himself too seriously and hes a bit boring in my opinion, miserable like, i like his characters more than him which is why i said hes a good actor, but yea, hes boring. I know this will get voted down but i dont see how anyone can watch this n not think it either
I actually think he has a very funny, kind of understated, sense of humor. Simple gestures, silences, raised eyebrows etc. Not boring at all, if you ask me ;)
@Caedyron i totally agree. People who cannot see small nuances in other, or even daily life cannot detect character. They need to see the big, loud obvious.
he doesn't know spielberg... ??? where was he living, on MARS??? I wouldn't be surprised if a regular guy said this on 1982 but he is in this business. "Dear Harrison, there was a movie called "JAWS" shot 7 years ago, ever heard of it?"
He's not weird or anything. He's a guy who does acting as a job, and sees this interview stuff as a hassle. Harry's just a very personal guy who sees himself as an everyman doing a job, and doesn't let all of the merchandising with his face plastered on everything go to his head.
This is one of Ford's most fascinating acting jobs. He seems to be playing an amped up Indiana Jones the whole time and it's one of the most compelling talk show appearances I've ever seen, period.
This is one of Ford's most fascinating acting jobs. He seems to be playing an amped up Indiana Jones the whole time and it's one of the most fascinating talk show appearances I've ever seen.
WOW, this was BEFORE David became a total asshole and all of his impacted feces went to his head.....I really think a good long enema would be beneficial for such an asshole!
@achmedlolol its not just that, he got in the "business" at a VERY late time in his life, before that he was a nobody. and hes one of those movie stars who doesnt like... showing off that hes a movie star if you get what i mean. hence his mannerisms.
Letterman's laugh at 4:30 translates as 'Yeez, that might have been the dumbest question I ever asked! Let's see if I can get some chuckles rippling through this Reagan-invested audience.'
Man, a Riot there, He looks a lot .... A LOT like Will Ferrell in this dated clip. Somehow I missed it I guess, I watched Letterman most often in the 1980s
I love that Harrison isn't comfortable and fluid in interviews. It shows that he's not been practicing what he's going to say and how he's going to look. He wants to make movies and have his life. That's it :) now that I can respect.
First seeing this interview I thinkFord comes across as is dry-as-a -bone witty, which is impressive to me since he seems the same now and I thought he had developed the personality lattily after some hard knocks.
Ford and Letterman both got a lot better at interviews after this. Ford reacted too seriously to the money question and Letterman wasn't ready. Today they're both much smoother.
@MagicAlDF Didn't look too serious, but I half expect an informed Interview to bring up Tom Sellecks' turn in High Road to China, which to me is much like Indiana Jones, so him in the role would have been interesting actually
@pramboy09 I'd watch it again, I don't think it is, but it lacked the quality of an Indy movie, what's wrong with that film, in your eyes? Surely not everything!?
@MetallicBill in my eyes i thought the acting was crap and the story line wasn't much better. Believe me i grew up watching tom sellect in the eighties as a kid but he must have a had a terrible manager he could have got so many better roles back in the day.
that poor lost Terrapin
MKECBS1 11 hours ago
He drank a LOT before narrating in Blade Runner.
alphamalguy 2 days ago
also I've never seen anyone else make letterman their bitch like Harrison does.
ScrotumJuggler 4 days ago
He has a very aloof demeanor which is very unintentionally humours on Harrison's part; it really makes me grin a lot.
ScrotumJuggler 4 days ago
he's so hot T_____T
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWW 1 week ago
HARRISON FORD. BEST ACTOR EVER.
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XvxBERSERKxvX 1 week ago
Now THIS is a real star. A real actor, as opposed to all the pretty faces today. All looks and no substance.
PungiFungi 2 weeks ago 3
These faces are pure comedy, did not know that about him.
MrXevier 2 weeks ago
The fact that he's shy just makes him more awesome.
SkeetSkeetStreet 2 weeks ago 3
He's a much kinder, gentler Harrison Ford these days. To watch him on Letterman now is a riot. Much like when Charles Grodin would appear on Johnny Carson. He's mellowed a lot in his old age.
RyderDavis 3 weeks ago
I feel so awkward. Couldn't even watch the whole thing
7conifo 3 weeks ago
He's so awkward and funny.
Roan7995 3 weeks ago
He has to be a pothead
antigrav118 3 weeks ago
he's always nervous/awkward in interviews. he has said that he's uncomfortable around people. he has always been an extremely shy, quiet person and also has anxiety. that's his personality. he just has the ability to convincingly portray characters that are completely different from himself. he is able to play characters like Han Solo and Indy even though he's nothing like that at all. that's what makes him a great actor. it takes real talent to play someone who's nothing like you.
calrissian112 3 weeks ago 4
He is shy .Do you see
Adiw77 1 month ago
right after we pause for intermission.
ladbon 1 month ago
An very entertaining interview from early on in Harrison Ford's career regarding his acting role on the bleak science fiction classic Blade Runner : "It's no musical comedy" :)
pypeworld 1 month ago
Harrison Shot First.
VongolaAQW223 1 month ago
Set 40 years in the future... wait... that like... now!
dropdeadugly100 1 month ago
'But seriously, what's in your Bank Account?'
Mrsilenciobackgammon 1 month ago
"Hey Harrison, Blade Runner is going to be the most influential science fiction film ever made."
"What?"
Lol
squamish4244 1 month ago
he looks so hot there
BlytheWorld1972 1 month ago
I wonder if he knew these movies would be awesome.
ams914 1 month ago
@hikethis2011 He owns several aircraft, and even a helicopter. He pilots them all as a hobby, and for travel. He's one hell of an actor in the right rolls, and unless you know carpentry, don't knock it till you try it. What do you do with your high iq?
Labzo441 1 month ago 3
This is episode #78 on June 22, 1982.
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MrMytvc15 1 month ago
I like how he responds to that one random clap. :P
freetobeme03 1 month ago
comes across as mildly retarded. acting or carpentry i guess dont require high iq
hikethis2011 2 months ago
@hikethis2011 I think thats just how he is. Hes not stupid or else he'd have spent all his money by now. Hes just quiet, and says very little. A man of few words.
jed52 1 month ago
@hikethis2011 youre coming off as mildly retarded. How can you not see that he's not interested in being there? High IQ in all it's glory, social retardation must be a bitch
Chrizzlybear313 1 month ago
Man, I saw this interview, and I thought Harrison Ford was going to tear off Letterman's head.
marcd30319 2 months ago
they almost show the end of blade runner...damn that sucks if you have not seen it
plasticboy81 2 months ago
Ford is so serious. it's rare to see actors like these this day. real men, gentlemen
skinwalkerxxx 2 months ago 4
Anyone notice the transitions? A camera crew in the background with a small turtle beside a ring of fire
chisp1210 2 months ago
TV back then was more sophisticated on the whole...on the whole.
MinisterAilingTongue 2 months ago
What kind of silly faces are those?!
lvldsnr 3 months ago
"It's no musical comedy David."
B1ggu5 3 months ago 2
3:44
HaroldAFowls 3 months ago
He's actually 40 years old here.HA
musicman3675 3 months ago
Chemical Preparation
dflsam 3 months ago
Hi, my name is Harrison Ford and I have diabetes and a lisp.
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not here, not...
...with you
Autonova 3 months ago
BLADE RUNNER is an Illuminati Movie, showing us what our future is going to be Like
adam3176 4 months ago
BLADE RUNNER GOOD MOVIE
999MichaelMyers999 4 months ago 15
he reminds me of Steve Martin or Steve reminds me of Harry...
spongiebungie 4 months ago
Man, Dave really is out of his element here as a young career. He acts so nervous.
xukeith33 4 months ago
so what the world will look like in 40 years ? It's no a musical comedy....too right :)
guillaume1306 4 months ago
He looks like a king with that suit
superlou1s 4 months ago
harrison doesn't suffer fools...
stpetersburg 4 months ago
He's on Letterman. You assholes would all be nervous too.
chevypillow247 4 months ago
Harrison is very very very intelligent
adolfolicious 5 months ago 2
u can tell hes not a big fan of blade runner
1balboa2 5 months ago
excellent actor... love his movies...but goddamn is he boring.
jejo02 5 months ago
This is a guy who spent 10 years as a full-time carpenter & part-time actor, raising kids, dealing with reality, probably losing sleep about whether he'd gotten the "Gunsmoke" job & wondering where the hell his career was going... and then, "Star Wars". At age 35. Suddenly this inherently moody guy with a cynical attitude towards showbiz (can you blame him?) is the biggest star on Earth, nobody will leave him alone, and he just wants to do his job & get the hell home. That's Harrison Ford.
alexmortland 5 months ago 106
@alexmortland EXACTLY.
StikManJones 5 months ago
@alexmortland Well put. I concur.
andmaketherain 4 months ago
@alexmortland noboby gives a shit
nbmp80 2 months ago
@nbmp80 Noboby?
alexmortland 2 months ago
@alexmortland yes, sorry
nbmp80 2 months ago
@nbmp80 Noboby?
alexmortland 2 months ago
@nbmp80 Nobody? Only you.
Belzabub2 2 months ago
I LOVE YOU FORD
AnddoTrailers 5 months ago
HeeHee!! He is Soooo adorable in this footage.Awe,..feels safe with David.
ChimeraAZ 5 months ago
He's on Letterman again at this very minute.
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You can see Letterman give him the finger at 6:32.
01lexus 5 months ago 2
He's cagey and cautious, and rightly so. When you're that famous, people use you, take advantage of you, mis-quote you, and tend to eat up your personal life and identity if you let them. I admire his commitment to his own sanity, though that comes off as blunt.
MsWholigan 5 months ago
damn he fine
sandyw239 5 months ago
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Strangerooms 5 months ago
This was almost as awkward as the Joaquim Phoenix interview.
invasionsend 5 months ago
@invasionsend Well, the Phoenix interview was staged though, so.
SleazyMovieProd 4 months ago
@SleazyMovieProd What in the world makes you think that was staged? Has he done anything of substance since? Seen him in a movie? On TV? Releasing any music?
invasionsend 4 months ago
@invasionsend Check his 2010 Letterman interview.
SleazyMovieProd 4 months ago
He seems to be a bit mentally challenged, I guess he has low IQ:
Hermoor 5 months ago
@Hermoor Oh come on dude, there's no way he could have played all the characters he played and be stupid. It's just that doing interviews and public appearances takes him out of his element.
TheBackOfTheBoat 5 months ago
@Hermoor This is what mentally challenged looks like to you? I'm guessing you've never met anyone who actually is mentally challenged.
YourFaceWillDie468 5 months ago
LOL 40 years from now.
NOPE!
UniversalVision 6 months ago
lol classic harrison this is the best interview i have ever seen
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4085jones 6 months ago
Ford's so-called understated low-key humor is rather overplayed and condescending if you ask me. I suppose it's some kind of defense mechanism.
hithr3000 6 months ago
Ford, Hanks and *Weaver are my 3 favorite actor's ever. *Weaver replaces Gibson after his phonecall ordeal, prick.
Burnz2much 6 months ago
Hats off to Harrison Ford.He is the legendary Han Solo and Indiana Jones.
fah369 6 months ago 2
Harrison Ford is one of my favourite actors. Good seeing this footage.
Paulwherrell 6 months ago
I think that's Ford's personality. He moved to Hollywood in the 60's to try his hand at acting, but he made more money as a carpenter which was his occupation for 8 or 10 years until he was selected for Star Wars in 1976. He made his first million dollars after that became a success in 1977, forcing him on to the world scene. He went from a nobody actor to a leading man in 1 year. He still retains his humble origins.
rephaim23 6 months ago
@rephaim23 He actually went to California to do radio voice overs.
avschase 6 months ago
@avschase
Yeah. And his acting career started when he was 24, and he was like hardly even given credit for the bit pieces he played. Even for Star Wars he was given $ 10,000 to take the part of Han Solo, and then given 1/4th of 1 percent of the profits and royalties of the film, so had Star Wars been a dud, he may still be building cabinets and framing houses.
rephaim23 6 months ago
lol david letterman looks funny
ultimateZigzag 6 months ago
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srmb7 6 months ago
this shit is dated, whoa.
followHimnotUs 6 months ago
seems kinda uptight in reality, but he plays his characters so well that you have no idea how he is until you see an interview like this.
test123ok 6 months ago
Its Like he's still Rick Deckard in this interview.
CrassMufumbu 6 months ago
Letterman isn't the best interviewer, very satirical, the only time his interviews are worth anything is when he interviews political figures, there is no real depth to his interviews with the big movie and music stars, Ford is a legend and always will be, I love his dis - ease on this interview, very humble and warming to see.
martymcguinness 6 months ago
Man, Letterman is a nerdy mofo, why would anyone like being asked questions by this giggly bird? why are you suprised Harrison is not comfortable?
JahbeOneKanollbee 6 months ago
Harrison Ford makes Chuck Norris look like Paul Lynde's house boy.
skrason 6 months ago
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shittiest most awkvard guy ever, how the fuck did he get to be an actor? lol
SpiritMolecule1 6 months ago
@SpiritMolecule1 what the fuck are you talking about, he is fucking indiana jones and han solo, he is a legend!!
aektzis91 6 months ago
Harrison always seems to be a standup guy and never snaped at his fans from what I ever heard. I don't think he got on with early Dave and as much as I love David Letterman, look how he's conducting his interview. Head resting in hand like he's incredibly bored and could care less. Then again, I watched Harrison on Dave once when he just sat there with his armes folded as if he didn't even want to be bothered with Dave. Either way, Harrison seems like a guy you wouldn't mind hanging with.
kpreston69 7 months ago
He is so hot omg ♥
britneyspears8838 7 months ago 4
82??? guauu
marts1233 7 months ago
is that dead animal on dave's head?
loryvvell2 7 months ago
he looks very sincere,no doubt about that
dimetonn 7 months ago
coolest guy ever
kubalibre77 7 months ago 3
He was actually 40 years old in this!! ha
jerm26554 7 months ago 3
@jerm26554
40 years old? Wow, he looks about 28!!
roofdoubleflip 5 months ago 3
Jeez, I watched this like 20 times, at least. I love Harrison Ford! He's the shit. Fuckin' awesome!
hottopichouseeatit10 7 months ago
wat a terrible clip to play from such an awesome movie
Cineman513 7 months ago
Either Mr. Ford is sadly getting senile or doing more drugs because even though he is taciturn in this older interview, his more recent ones are more, um "spacey" I find.
Maphisto86 7 months ago
He's very shy but smart, looks insecure but, I too like him for his humility..he's generous..
chancesareshewears 8 months ago
He looked perfect at that point in his life.
rockhammer85 8 months ago
its no musical comedy David...lol
thuperthamy101 8 months ago
lol was this one of the first Letterman episodes?
Casarzino 8 months ago
@exposed97
He scored his fare share.
spas16 8 months ago
Every time I see my cousin's son, he reminds me of Harrison, he's only 5 years old and it's wierd!
stupidintellect90 8 months ago
people think harrisons a dick, if he didnt act sorta uptight the interviews wouldnt be as fun. hes aware of that.
inrwizards 8 months ago
"No. Not here, not, uh...
...with you ;)"
Autonova 8 months ago
"Let's not talk about money." AWKWARD! Letterman is such an idiot...
OrionEffects 8 months ago
hate to say this but its what i think, harrison ford the guy, is a bit of a bore. Hes a good actor, and i have nothing against him other than he takes himself too seriously and hes a bit boring in my opinion, miserable like, i like his characters more than him which is why i said hes a good actor, but yea, hes boring. I know this will get voted down but i dont see how anyone can watch this n not think it either
Brady2k10 9 months ago
@Brady2k10
I actually think he has a very funny, kind of understated, sense of humor. Simple gestures, silences, raised eyebrows etc. Not boring at all, if you ask me ;)
Caedyron 8 months ago 40
@Caedyron
He is hilarious when he is on Conan O'Brien. He is very funny.
SFFOOL76 6 months ago
@Caedyron i totally agree. People who cannot see small nuances in other, or even daily life cannot detect character. They need to see the big, loud obvious.
cliffcox66 4 months ago 4
god he's so handsome - but also CUTE - there. Zany an shit like I never knew.
aculturemind 9 months ago
Harrison Ford has an orgasmic voice and he was gorgeous in his 40's. Letterman's still as silly as he is. Somo things never change.
LaClaudis 9 months ago
@LaClaudis
Amen, amen. I'd love to go back in time and cuddle and coo with Ford. Although, even now, I don't know as he'd be cool doing that with a male. Alas.
aculturemind 9 months ago
blade runner's my favorite movie but i wouldn't know wtfs going on in that clip, no wonder it bombed when it first came out
gc3k 9 months ago
Man hes so cool.....
EzKrispy 9 months ago
Is he tripping on acid or something?
serbwithblade 9 months ago 2
nice guy but getting tired of indiana jones and 20m callista goldigg
bobodd5 9 months ago
My man Harrison making Letterman look like the ridiculous ass hat that he is and always was.
gasfgiop 9 months ago
Awkward behavior? Hell no. He's just being a bad ass.
gasfgiop 9 months ago 2
Enigma
freedomflashing 9 months ago
he doesn't know spielberg... ??? where was he living, on MARS??? I wouldn't be surprised if a regular guy said this on 1982 but he is in this business. "Dear Harrison, there was a movie called "JAWS" shot 7 years ago, ever heard of it?"
tkmariner 9 months ago
@tkmariner
He probably meant he didn't know him personally.
dajman15 9 months ago
He's not weird or anything. He's a guy who does acting as a job, and sees this interview stuff as a hassle. Harry's just a very personal guy who sees himself as an everyman doing a job, and doesn't let all of the merchandising with his face plastered on everything go to his head.
marvelmax03191 9 months ago
letterman looks like a grandma
sjpc33 9 months ago
I just love the reactions that Harry pulls off.
GeoDelGonzo 9 months ago
He is SO hot. ;D Ten times hotter than any of the teen stars today.
jonasgirl5012 9 months ago 3
Oh my goooosh this is so old!!! "dime stores"..wow..and he is still such a cutie :-D
nicolek60 10 months ago
1982 was the last good year....
NORTHERNKONFLIKT 10 months ago
His sarcastic humor makes me want to watch him in Indiana Jones again. Love him.
voxgirl 10 months ago 3
wow.. so long ago... and now both men nearing death
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This is one of Ford's most fascinating acting jobs. He seems to be playing an amped up Indiana Jones the whole time and it's one of the most compelling talk show appearances I've ever seen, period.
Onlymusical 10 months ago
This is one of Ford's most fascinating acting jobs. He seems to be playing an amped up Indiana Jones the whole time and it's one of the most fascinating talk show appearances I've ever seen.
Onlymusical 10 months ago
WOW, this was BEFORE David became a total asshole and all of his impacted feces went to his head.....I really think a good long enema would be beneficial for such an asshole!
mrdave777 10 months ago
The turtle is so cute!
grzegorzpiaseczny 10 months ago
@grzegorzpiaseczny Which turtle? I love turtles! Where and when in the video can I find it?
YourFaceWillDie468 9 months ago
@YourFaceWillDie468 maybe in part II
grzegorzpiaseczny 9 months ago
@YourFaceWillDie468 maybe in part II
oh i see it is in 4:44
grzegorzpiaseczny 9 months ago
He has a dry sense of humor.
scottvska 10 months ago
He's amazing - very remote, sarcastic and sexy as hell. The women with whom he slept at his 40s were blessed.
krasnajaszopa 10 months ago
Harrison ford is the man. No questions asked.
KatieLuvsToSing 10 months ago
Ford always comes off as such a dick. I wish he was more like the characters in his movies.
pretzy2 10 months ago
@pretzy2
Ford isnt a dick, he just has very low tolerance for stupid bullshit. He likes to go straight to the point and I admire him for that
achmedlolol 10 months ago 71
@achmedlolol I get uncomfortable every time i watch him in interviews
pretzy2 10 months ago
@achmedlolol Amen, i laughed when i heard this because its so TRUE!!
TheDomtar 8 months ago
@achmedlolol having a "low tolerance" is being a dick.
Pumpsify 6 months ago
@achmedlolol its not just that, he got in the "business" at a VERY late time in his life, before that he was a nobody. and hes one of those movie stars who doesnt like... showing off that hes a movie star if you get what i mean. hence his mannerisms.
StikManJones 5 months ago
@achmedlolol same as me
TheLegoryan 5 months ago
I want his suite.
BlckSbthMan 10 months ago
"How do things seem to be 40 years from now"
29 years later in 2011......yeah.....
Superflykid2008 10 months ago
damn, Letterman is old. I didn't know he was on tv back then...
Superflykid2008 10 months ago
Is that tortoise about to flip on it's back, to see if Ford is a replicant, halfway through the interview?
Studeb 11 months ago
Letterman's laugh at 4:30 translates as 'Yeez, that might have been the dumbest question I ever asked! Let's see if I can get some chuckles rippling through this Reagan-invested audience.'
Fripitto 11 months ago
Harrison's the only guy who can appear conceited and modest at the same time.
acarlisl 11 months ago
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acarlisl 11 months ago
It's no musical comedy, David... hilarious.
HighPriestofLemuria 11 months ago
A bit aloof, don't you think?
miguelucho20008 11 months ago
he's actually shy or introverted
BananaSandwich1 10 months ago
3:55 LMFAO
Fripitto 11 months ago
oh man..historic..one of the first sneak peaks of blade runner! i hope these people know how lucky they were!
dazdope 1 year ago
Children check their closet for the boogeyman.
The boogyman checks his closet for Chuck Norris.
Chuck Norris checks his closet for Harrison Ford.
mrsir4 1 year ago 4
Wow, his answers are so simple and yet so brilliant.
MrZingnigga 1 year ago
Man, a Riot there, He looks a lot .... A LOT like Will Ferrell in this dated clip. Somehow I missed it I guess, I watched Letterman most often in the 1980s
MetallicBill 1 year ago
I love that Harrison isn't comfortable and fluid in interviews. It shows that he's not been practicing what he's going to say and how he's going to look. He wants to make movies and have his life. That's it :) now that I can respect.
NickyLess 1 year ago 30
Harrison Ford should interview Robert Deniro
BonScottAC 1 year ago
First seeing this interview I thinkFord comes across as is dry-as-a -bone witty, which is impressive to me since he seems the same now and I thought he had developed the personality lattily after some hard knocks.
WagonManBand 1 year ago
Ford and Letterman both got a lot better at interviews after this. Ford reacted too seriously to the money question and Letterman wasn't ready. Today they're both much smoother.
MagicAlDF 1 year ago
@MagicAlDF Didn't look too serious, but I half expect an informed Interview to bring up Tom Sellecks' turn in High Road to China, which to me is much like Indiana Jones, so him in the role would have been interesting actually
MetallicBill 1 year ago
@MetallicBill high road to china?? no point mentioning it because it was pure crap
pramboy09 1 year ago
@pramboy09 I'd watch it again, I don't think it is, but it lacked the quality of an Indy movie, what's wrong with that film, in your eyes? Surely not everything!?
MetallicBill 10 months ago
@MetallicBill in my eyes i thought the acting was crap and the story line wasn't much better. Believe me i grew up watching tom sellect in the eighties as a kid but he must have a had a terrible manager he could have got so many better roles back in the day.
pramboy09 10 months ago