As a long-time fan who has grown up with the legendary Harrison Ford gracing our screens for decades, I must say his recent interview left me feeling like Han Solo just landed on my couch and shared a heartfelt chat over some blue milk.
The film and television sector is an ever-evolving industry, experiencing significant transformations over time. In recent years, the streaming wars have intensified, leading some A-list actors to shift towards TV roles. This trend has sparked debates about the potential demise of the classic “movie star.” Recently, this idea was brought up in conversation with Harrison Ford, who provided a succinct and fitting response consisting of just five words.
Ford undeniably holds the title of a genuine movie icon, thanks to his roles in the Indiana Jones and Star Wars series, which can be streamed via Disney+. In an interview with GQ, when asked about the decline of the classic movie star status, he countered by expressing his views on the topic.
Oh, I think it’s rubbish.
With a long-standing career as a film actor spanning for decades, it’s safe to say that Harrison Ford has some insights. In fact, he might find the discussion about being a “movie star” somewhat frivolous. Even though he has credits on television shows like Shrinking, which is available with an Apple TV subscription, he remains in the category of a film star.
Although Harrison Ford’s succinct comment aligned with his charming grumpiness, during the same discussion, he also shared insights about the concept of being a movie star. In other words, as Han Solo might say:
I don’t think the question is whether or not there are any movie stars. There’s wonderful actors coming up every day. Whether or not they become movie stars is really not the point. If movies need stars, they will find them. I’ve never fucking understood being a movie star. I’m an actor. I tell stories. I’m part of a group of people who work together, collaborate on telling stories. I’m an assistant storyteller. That’s what I am.
Harrison Ford isn’t your typical movie star; instead, he sees himself as a storyteller who happens to have achieved great fame in films. Despite his success on the silver screen, he’s willing to switch to television for compelling projects, like the series “Shrinking”.
It’s highly unlikely that there would still be arguments about Ford being a typical “movie star.” His part in the upcoming Marvel film “Captain America: Brave New World” may put an end to such discussions. He will continue his work on significant movie franchises, assuming the role of Thaddeus Ross, previously played by William Hurt. Moreover, he is also set to reprise this character in the “Thunderbolts” film, indicating that we’ll see a lot more of Ford on the big screen.
New episodes are currently being aired on Apple TV+, titled “Shrinking”. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the upcoming theater releases in 2025, to catch the thrilling cinematic journeys featuring Harrison Ford!
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2024-11-05 21:37