Yoda Matrix I’m jealous at the fact that I will never reach the level of coolness that Harrison Ford reached in his lifetime. Like seriously... this guy is Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Deckard... three of the most iconic characters ever!
@@adam-ll1yf "the level of coolness". :D You will never get the level of H.F. for simply you never will be H.F. himself. You can get the coolnes of Adam Taucher and I am sure you will succed the same "level" , as long as you stop whining the toxic rubbish about yourself of course. You have no right to do such a thing to Adam Taucher. This is not cool. This is crime. You deserve to get some punches from Adam Taucher as a traitor.
I imagine he parked it there because he has a better adventure to go on than give this millenial douche an interview. You know he just dyed the gray in his hair to look more mature.
I love how every time Harrison Ford got a question about how hard he worked on the movie - He always gave an answer like "Uhhhh yeah no shit I try to do a good job" 😆
I appreciate how straightforward Ford is about how vapid these questions are. It always kind of disappoints me when actors respond to these absurd questions with canned enthusiasm.
Love seeing him actually excited to promote the sequel. His attitude with Star Wars made it clear he didn't want to return with that franchise, don't blame him.
You know, watching this interview really conveys the loss of love for the magic of Cinema. Not in the way of his performance, but rather for the fans love of his beloved portrayed characters. Makes me realize that I'm not a Harrison Ford fan. I'm a Han Solo, Indiana Jones, and Rick Decard fan.
From all the interviews I've been viewing recently, I've come to think that Harrison Ford feels particularly proud about being in Bladerunner movies. The others are great commercial blockbusters, but he just loves being part of the story told by Scott and Villeneuve. In his own words, being an "assistant storyteller" to this "cathedral of a movie" that Bladerunner is.
what does this even mean? Lol, this man played these characters dont disparage what he's given to these movies its not just about the characters imagined by the writers alone.. its the actors who tie it all together.
Harrison ford talking about the artist roger deakins is, made me so happy! And also I love how he said they used a lot of practical sets because why would you need roger deakins if they were just using pure green screens!
love the uni-directional microphone - Harrison seems to love it, and knows how to use his deep voice to get his points across. Alot of other celebs don't really know what to do with that mic. But Harrison's old-school!
One of my favorite Ford interviews. I enjoy seeing him talk about something with an attitude that conveys his interest and intrigue in the projects he's working on. Especially considering how reluctant he was to return as Han, it's nice to see that he was actually appreciative of and interested in this role and story.
Just saw this last night. I REALLY enjoyed it. It was pretty damn long though. Like almost a 3 hour movie. But wow it was incredible. Visually and storywise it's really amazing.
Blade Runner was commented by Robert J. Sawyer as being the last great breakthrough SF film that probably ever will be. Even if that's debatable in reflection of The Matrix, Children Of Men, District 9 and Anon, Mr. Sawyer's comment is still enough to make me take my own SF fandom much more seriously. Thank you, Harrison, for bringing Han Solo, Indiana Jones and Rick Deckard full circle. 🌎🌌🖖🏻
I love Harrison Ford's work. I am excited about BR2049 as well. Regarding this interviewer, I've seen him interview other performers and he is extremely green behind the ears when it comes to interviewing. And like others pointed out, he doesn't seem to pay attention to responses by the interviewee to his questions, often asking the same question twice after it's already been answered.
He actually makes a very good point about how green screens and CGI can ruin the acting atmosphere for an actor - maybe this is a factor that explains why so many CGI films, apart from looking nice, are absolute crap
Stepped into a church I passed along the way Well, I get down on my knees and I pretend to pray. You know the preacher likes the cold He knows I'm gonna stay. California, California dreamin', on such a winters day.
Harrison Ford just plain ol' fashioned rules - if Kurt Russell was Star-Lord's Dad then I hope it's not offensive to say I think Harrison is Star-Lord's Granddad
This definitely has parallels to the first film just like Deckard Agent K is paired up with a replicant. The new replicant that's going to hunt Ryan's character is an amalgamation of Sean Goings character and little bit of Rutger Hauers character from the original film. I think in one of the trailers they teased Sean Youngs character through a photograph.
He obviously cares about the movies, it's just when you have to spend months promoting the movie answering the same questions for over 40 years it gets tedious
Being from Hungary it's kind of sad to hear that he didn't have a good time here. I was under the impression that he was. But, of course, who would want to be away from home and family for such a long time. I wouldn't.
11:58 "Wait a second, 'notoriously committed'? You mean he cares about what he's doing? There's a lot of that going around. He's not the only one." Damn right, Harrison Ford. "Are you a perfectionist on set?" "Yeah. Compared to what, not giving a rat's ass?" C'mon Ricky, what are these silly questions, usually you're better than this.
Why does the host always have to ask silly questions? You can't ask silly questions to Harrison Ford! Because he burns you with his sarcasm and you don't even notice! ahah!
At 8:58 I wouldn't be surprised if people who are into classic cars may have been more interested in what was going outside the window than what Harrison was saying (at least for a few seconds or so :-) That might be a red classic Circa mid-1960s Mustang, if my memory (No Blade Runner pun intended) serves me.
Man seeing Harrison ford like this makes me really sad. I grew up on his body of works and its scary to imagine a world where he won't be making movies.
u damn right, it would have been awesome to have nolan, but i personally would not want nolan to have done it, because i love nolan's original films, and i don't want him helming another franchise unless it was "BOND" at least for ONE movie.
He sounds like a functional alcoholic. Liked the part about the advantages of real sets where the actors don't have to be told what is supposed to surround them over the green screens. True cinema.
Niander Wallace's goal from the clips they released on RUclips looks like wants to replace the human population with replicants. See Leto's character as this hybrid type of character who can be a human and a replicant is kind of scary.
Ford still sounds like a carpenter who moonlighted as an actor. He doesn't seem to have more than a shallow impression about the science fiction he's talking about.
I always wondered why they didn't implant artificial memories into all the nexus 6 replicants so they actually think they're human like Rachel rather them being aware that they're artificial with a limited lifespan. That would've circumvented the whole nexus 6 revolt in the first movie. Oh yeah I guess if they did that there would be no blade runner so I kind of answered my own question lol. Thanks and goodnight x
Dan Turner the memory implant thing was probably costly and not efficient enough. Rachael is introduced as this brand new model with the feature, there's a possibility it just wasn't widely possible at the time the movie took place.
this interviewer is messed up, Ford at the presence but he does not even listen and asks boring questions. BR 2049 is scifi masterpiece, deep and smart movie. Wasted opportunity.
no. 'make it right this time'-blade runner 1982 was great.the past couple of days listening to youtube, the voices of some of the people are intolerable to hear.
One would think that you would be so captivated by Ford that you listen to what he says.. And not ask a question he just answered seconds ago. Seriously, get someone that is actually capable of interviewing someone properly.
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70 plus years old and still the coolest dude in the room...
Yoda Matrix I’m jealous at the fact that I will never reach the level of coolness that Harrison Ford reached in his lifetime. Like seriously... this guy is Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Deckard... three of the most iconic characters ever!
@@adam-ll1yf "the level of coolness". :D You will never get the level of H.F. for simply you never will be H.F. himself. You can get the coolnes of Adam Taucher and I am sure you will succed the same "level" , as long as you stop whining the toxic rubbish about yourself of course. You have no right to do such a thing to Adam Taucher. This is not cool. This is crime. You deserve to get some punches from Adam Taucher as a traitor.
"He sent me a novella and I was intrigued by it"
"Did you read it?"
"-___________-"
Actors are assistant storytellers. What a beautiful way to say it.
I want to imagine that the vintage red Ford Mustang parked outside the window is Harrison's and that he parked it there to keep an eye on it.
I would do the same if I was him. Beautiful car!
I imagine he parked it there because he has a better adventure to go on than give this millenial douche an interview. You know he just dyed the gray in his hair to look more mature.
You see the grey sideburns on the "millennial douche?"
Nah. More likely is the black GMC to the left. A celebrity like Ford would be delivered in one of those by a driver.
I love how every time Harrison Ford got a question about how hard he worked on the movie - He always gave an answer like "Uhhhh yeah no shit I try to do a good job" 😆
Harrison is one of the funniest guys on this planet. Effortless
So do you hang out with him often?
+Wat You are objectively wrong
"When you walk onto a set lit by Roger Deakins .... it's real."
Too right - Deakins' work is astonishing on the new Blade Runner.
"Notoriously committed? You mean he cares about what he's doing"
Wish more people would understand this and ease up on Leto
He mailed a pig corpse, anal beads, and used condoms to his coworkers unannounced.
PixelSwitch7 Lmao that’s not all true and it’s not that serious, cast members joked and laughed it off, I suggest you should too.
they are just like doctors
That wasn't true. Stop believing fucking rumors. Leave him alone. He's a really professional actor.
NEWSFLASH: He's bad
Harrisons Deni Villenuve impression was spot on 😂👌🏼
So true hahahahah
+Jean Loup T wtf
Jean Loup T You're a clown
"You mean he cares about what he's doing?" Thank you. 👏 Love you Ford ❤
I appreciate how straightforward Ford is about how vapid these questions are. It always kind of disappoints me when actors respond to these absurd questions with canned enthusiasm.
Harrison is 75 years old, still in good shape and awesome
Harrison is such a legend
I rarely go to a theater to see a movie now days but this is one I want to see on a big screen with big sound.
Harrison ford is effortlessly chill but you can tell he's a real old fashioned man.
Love seeing him actually excited to promote the sequel. His attitude with Star Wars made it clear he didn't want to return with that franchise, don't blame him.
" Did you learn anything from Gosling?"
"No."
Bellissimo.Anna.
You know, watching this interview really conveys the loss of love for the magic of Cinema. Not in the way of his performance, but rather for the fans love of his beloved portrayed characters. Makes me realize that I'm not a Harrison Ford fan. I'm a Han Solo, Indiana Jones, and Rick Decard fan.
From all the interviews I've been viewing recently, I've come to think that Harrison Ford feels particularly proud about being in Bladerunner movies. The others are great commercial blockbusters, but he just loves being part of the story told by Scott and Villeneuve. In his own words, being an "assistant storyteller" to this "cathedral of a movie" that Bladerunner is.
what does this even mean? Lol, this man played these characters dont disparage what he's given to these movies its not just about the characters imagined by the writers alone.. its the actors who tie it all together.
Wow, just learnt he's 75! He looks great!
Best film I've seen in over 20 years!
One of...that and Interstellar!
Harrison ford talking about the artist roger deakins is, made me so happy! And also I love how he said they used a lot of practical sets because why would you need roger deakins if they were just using pure green screens!
I really hope there's a third blade runner film that maintains the standard of the first two. The original and 2049 are both absolute masterpieces.
love the uni-directional microphone - Harrison seems to love it, and knows how to use his deep voice to get his points across.
Alot of other celebs don't really know what to do with that mic. But Harrison's old-school!
This film looks perfect, can’t wait!
Thank you, Harrison, for sharing this with us. So many of us have loved you for so many years.
One of my favorite Ford interviews. I enjoy seeing him talk about something with an attitude that conveys his interest and intrigue in the projects he's working on. Especially considering how reluctant he was to return as Han, it's nice to see that he was actually appreciative of and interested in this role and story.
Against all odds, they delivered a sequel that can stand with the original -- BLADE RUNNER 2049 is a genuine sci-fi masterpiece.
Harrison Ford is not only hilarious, but he’s a smart man. No, wonder he was too smart for the interviewer.
Just saw this last night. I REALLY enjoyed it. It was pretty damn long though. Like almost a 3 hour movie. But wow it was incredible. Visually and storywise it's really amazing.
Blade Runner was commented by Robert J. Sawyer as being the last great breakthrough SF film that probably ever will be. Even if that's debatable in reflection of The Matrix, Children Of Men, District 9 and Anon, Mr. Sawyer's comment is still enough to make me take my own SF fandom much more seriously. Thank you, Harrison, for bringing Han Solo, Indiana Jones and Rick Deckard full circle. 🌎🌌🖖🏻
absolutely loved the way he referred to Roger Deakins
I love Harrison Ford's work. I am excited about BR2049 as well. Regarding this interviewer, I've seen him interview other performers and he is extremely green behind the ears when it comes to interviewing. And like others pointed out, he doesn't seem to pay attention to responses by the interviewee to his questions, often asking the same question twice after it's already been answered.
Harrison Is fantastic (The interviewer don't really get anything - it's his job and it's showing)
It might be a bit intimidating to interview a star actor you've been watching all 30, 40, whatever years of your life, no?
He actually makes a very good point about how green screens and CGI can ruin the acting atmosphere for an actor - maybe this is a factor that explains why so many CGI films, apart from looking nice, are absolute crap
Harrison Ford is fucking awesome!...young or old, he’s a great actor in any role!!
Stepped into a church I passed along the way Well, I get down on my knees and I pretend to pray. You know the preacher likes the cold He knows I'm gonna stay. California, California dreamin', on such a winters day.
Harrison knows EVERYTHING about the Replicants and the Blade Runners ... so awesome
harrison ford is sitting there and people are just walking past outside?!
It's amazing what you could do with window tint these days.
Him and Michael J. Fox are my childhood heroes. ☺
Harrison Ford just plain ol' fashioned rules - if Kurt Russell was Star-Lord's Dad then I hope it's not offensive to say I think Harrison is Star-Lord's Granddad
This definitely has parallels to the first film just like Deckard Agent K is paired up with a replicant. The new replicant that's going to hunt Ryan's character is an amalgamation of Sean Goings character and little bit of Rutger Hauers character from the original film. I think in one of the trailers they teased Sean Youngs character through a photograph.
I really appreciate Harrison Ford coming out to support this movie, because he really dont like talking about his movies. He likes the money
That's kind of a dumb thing to say. You're not an 11 year old teen age girl who needs to say it to have some false sense of her own security.
He struggled for 15 years and basically gave up before he made it. He deserves what he's got.
You're an idiot.
He obviously cares about the movies, it's just when you have to spend months promoting the movie answering the same questions for over 40 years it gets tedious
He's just fed up. I would have been too. This guy is simply a blockbuster icon...so yeah. Give him the money.
The audience members had better questions than the interviewer
Can't wait for this movie. Looks amazing
you know this film is going to be good because Harrison Ford is at his least belligerent
Peter Herron Ford’s best performance to date.
Dave Batista is in blade runner too! So many greats in this movie!!!
Being from Hungary it's kind of sad to hear that he didn't have a good time here. I was under the impression that he was. But, of course, who would want to be away from home and family for such a long time. I wouldn't.
This interview is like a battle
11:58 "Wait a second, 'notoriously committed'? You mean he cares about what he's doing? There's a lot of that going around. He's not the only one." Damn right, Harrison Ford.
"Are you a perfectionist on set?"
"Yeah. Compared to what, not giving a rat's ass?"
C'mon Ricky, what are these silly questions, usually you're better than this.
Ford is catatonic as always. I have had this deep suspicion that he is a replicant all the way back to the return of the Jedi.
Why does the host always have to ask silly questions? You can't ask silly questions to Harrison Ford! Because he burns you with his sarcasm and you don't even notice! ahah!
He can't not point that finger!
Here's a great review of the Director's cut too ruclips.net/video/BXwFSsxXiV4/видео.html
he's so amazing :")
I love how all his responses are basically "yeah, I'm gonna give it my best. It's my job" hahaha
"WITNESS" was one of his best films
Bus driver analogy was perfect
Harrison looks like he could fall asleep at any given moment.
lol you can tell he really didn't give a shit about working with Leto from that answer HA
5:40 That explanation did it for me.
Could the interviewer pretend to laugh any more wildly at every mild quip?
At 8:58 I wouldn't be surprised if people who are into classic cars may have been more interested in what was going outside the window than what Harrison was saying (at least for a few seconds or so :-) That might be a red classic Circa mid-1960s Mustang, if my memory (No Blade Runner pun intended) serves me.
great answer after great answer and was really funny. I start to get to like him again
Man seeing Harrison ford like this makes me really sad. I grew up on his body of works and its scary to imagine a world where he won't be making movies.
So, what do ya think they're gonna do for Indy 5? I bet they're gonna use the young CG stuff on Harrison, for a couple of scenes of course.
"its a cathedral of a moivie"
An awesome interview
Am I the only one who remembers, a couple of years ago, rumors of Christopher Nolan was going to do a Blade Runner prequel movie?
u damn right, it would have been awesome to have nolan, but i personally would not want nolan to have done it, because i love nolan's original films, and i don't want him helming another franchise unless it was "BOND" at least for ONE movie.
He would’ve been also acceptable...Dennis, Fincher and Nolan can do no wrong (they can go “meh”, but not wrong)
Those 3 are amazing choices. Those 3 also happen to be 3 of my 5 personal favorite filmmakers, but only 4 would make some sort of sense
I think Rutgar Hauer would have been a fine director.
I'm so fucking glad that didn't happen, he would have ruined it so hard.
Harrison Ford = Acid humour, lol.
Definitely seems more interested in it than Star Wars
Talk to him about Indiana Jones and he’ll talk about it with a huge smile and a lot of passion
Fo you read the script in the morning or you have to be motivated by certain thoughts
Best movie in 2017 by FAR
He sounds like a functional alcoholic. Liked the part about the advantages of real sets where the actors don't have to be told what is supposed to surround them over the green screens. True cinema.
grodard9 he points so slooooow
I stopped watching after the second question...why would you ask these questions?
watched it on the 6th, it was epic!
Great review by Harrison.
Niander Wallace's goal from the clips they released on RUclips looks like wants to replace the human population with replicants. See Leto's character as this hybrid type of character who can be a human and a replicant is kind of scary.
Bill Burr trashed those chairs for 40 minutes and they still haven’t them...
Definitely painful to watch and couldn't wait for the interview to be over
Then have the audacity to ask Harrison Ford himself how did he think the interview went? Dude...
such a true human replicant...harrison...
Awesome guy!
Those chairs, looks so uncomfy.. Sorry Bill, they haven’t changed ‘em.
Ford still sounds like a carpenter who moonlighted as an actor. He doesn't seem to have more than a shallow impression about the science fiction he's talking about.
Why does the interviewer sound like Seth Meyers ?
maybe the only actor in Hollywood who has never had a facelift 😎
That question about working with Jared Leto. So much cringe. Coming from a dude who clearly doesn't know or appreciate actors work.
seems drunk but owning the fuck out of everything
Plot twist: the interviewer did not see the film
Being French-Canadian, I cringed when the interviewer mispronounced completely Villeneuve's name...He just butchered it...
I always wondered why they didn't implant artificial memories into all the nexus 6 replicants so they actually think they're human like Rachel rather them being aware that they're artificial with a limited lifespan. That would've circumvented the whole nexus 6 revolt in the first movie. Oh yeah I guess if they did that there would be no blade runner so I kind of answered my own question lol. Thanks and goodnight x
Dan Turner the memory implant thing was probably costly and not efficient enough. Rachael is introduced as this brand new model with the feature, there's a possibility it just wasn't widely possible at the time the movie took place.
What was the song he was referencing?
cALIFORNIA dREAMIN'
Probably "California Dreamin".
Oh dear... The audio in the intro of this video is absolutely horrible.
strange questions sometimes
this interviewer is messed up, Ford at the presence but he does not even listen and asks boring questions. BR 2049 is scifi masterpiece, deep and smart movie. Wasted opportunity.
Was I the only one who thought that interviewer was rude and was kind of making jabs at Harrison?
no. 'make it right this time'-blade runner 1982 was great.the past couple of days listening to youtube, the voices of some of the people are intolerable to hear.
No, he's been better at interviewing than this. Not sure what was going on, maybe he was star struck?
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One would think that you would be so captivated by Ford that you listen to what he says.. And not ask a question he just answered seconds ago.
Seriously, get someone that is actually capable of interviewing someone properly.
that trailer showed wayy to much, glad I saw the movie beforehand
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