Harrison Ford interviewed by WCCO's Bill Carlson in 1977

Bill Carlson interviews Harrison Ford on the Fox set in June 1977 on the new movie Star Wars. Aired on WCCO's Midday. For more videos and to support Twin Ciites film and video please visit
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[@MapleSyrupPoet]

I saw this film by myself ...at the Park theater in London Ontario ...I remember it well ...I was close to front of theater ...Panarama screen ...13 years old ...theater, is now a real theatre ...that puts on plays 🎬🎭

[@tarhealer4021]

that must've been awesome man you don't realize how young he was here until you go back and watch these interviews lol

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

@@tarhealer4021 yes

[@Inzo42]

"This film doesn't pander... to well-known audience attitudes and soft spots."

[@daprimedabg4539]

"This movie doesn't pander" -Harrison Ford, & now in the panderverse by Disney

[@purefoldnz3070]

Harrison was also a pot dealer during those days. A quite famous one that sold weed to some bands. One band member was startled to see Han solo saying: "That's my weed dealer!"

[@guileniam]

Lol wut

[@purefoldnz3070]

@@guileniam true story.

[@harrisdupree3323]

EVERYBODY was smoking weed OR selling it in the 70's CLOWN. Like he said "Mouths to feed"

[@joycegibbs5267]

What a great time it was to be alive. Not like now. For me, the first is the best of all the Star Wars films. The first 3 were the only ones that count for me, the rest were pathetic & the last 3 just PC crap.

[@yasmin9473]

High five but i wasn't alive when first 3 movies came

[@Beforezzz]

The prequels? Pathetic? That's just unfair. Sure, they may not be better as films but I believe they've done alot more for Star Wars than you realize.

[@knownpleasures]

It’s wrong to dismiss the prequels and the other 3 as just nonsense. They will be appreciated in years to come.

[@staceym5164]

He’s was cute back then

[@rahulmenon9530]

I wonder where's that cup from which he's drinking coffee today. Probably in a museum

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Interviewers were much kinder people back then.

[@heresmytake2782]

we didn't have fakebook and twits-er or social media back then

[@alessigl5650]

♥

[@MichaelSTaylor]

9:53 "She was my first victim." Ah the good old days when you could freely discuss your murder hobby without anyone getting too been out of shape.

[@get71grip]

Who are they both talking to at the end of the clip??

[@mermaidwe2743]

The interviewer talks too much