Harrison Ford gets EMOTIONAL talking to fan

[@kennycooper294]

I think thats the most genuine ive seen harrison talk about a movie.

[@Alconium]

Its funny, his fame as Indy gets shown up so often by his fame as Han Solo, its obvious he treasures having been one and loathes what came with being the other even if (I think) deep down he knows both characters and his portrayal deserves the love they get.

[@quinnsahler970]

I thought the same

[@j.w.r3730]

I've never in all that I've seen with him not be genuine.

[@TheReelStuff]

​@@Alconium It's probably because he was the main character in Indiana Jones, put a lot more hardwork into the character, a lot more lines rehearsed, stunts etc, plus Han is not extremely likable compared. Connects a lot to the character, you can tell

[@federicocuevas4639]

I think that he only loves Indy, because he in some ways hate blade runner and Han solo haha.

[@aaroncatolico7550]

He actually looks really good for his age. He's 82.

[@MoonwalkerWorshiper]

Starts working at 18, retires at 81.

[@Jalex0021]

@@MoonwalkerWorshiper That's some nice symmetry.

[@MoonwalkerWorshiper]

@@Jalex0021 I love beautiful numbers.

[@jordanhester4821]

That's what a lifetime of pretending to care while being overpaid will do to a person

[@Orion7204-m5b]

WHAT?! Wow! He looks 60!!! 😊❤

[@TheDreamingJune]

It's so heartwarming to see the genuine appreciation Harrison shows when people tell him how much Indiana Jones means to them. This is a lovely interview.

[@TheManWhoLaughs2008]

Yeah it’s good, the only bad thing is Phoebe Waller-Bridge being in it.

[@DachshundDogStarluck19]

@@TheManWhoLaughs2008 She was okay in IJ5 but had a fair bit of annoying moments in the movie. Overall, it's a good enough film. I should go see it a second time.

[@TheManWhoLaughs2008]

@@DachshundDogStarluck19 I recommend Rise of the Beasts.

[@DiamondFire]

@@TheManWhoLaughs2008 She's so funny in interviews so I'm hoping she'll be cool in the movie!

[@hellothere-bx8cf]

​@@TheManWhoLaughs2008why

[@Krishnasaish1]

I must praise Phoebe Waller Bridge for letting the fan and Harrison shine in this interview. Never calling attention to herself but really admiring the interaction unfolding beside her.

[@mooseyman74]

So she should

[@BrentBlack]

A class act. She was very understanding throughout, even when I asked for a picture with them, she said she wanted to duck out of one so I could have one with just Harrison. She's extremely sweet.

[@jonathan711]

This interview was phenomenal. You reached him in a way that not many interviewers do it can. When you got emotional so did he. Tip of the fedora to you..

[@ScoobyandShaggy5554]

@@BrentBlackI’m surprised nice lady but Shite story teller

[@TheGlobuleReturns]

If only the same could be said about the film

[@underclvss]

It took a lot of balls to get so personal in your position as the interviewer, but you toed that line and got to connect with a legend without overstepping any boundaries. A truly beautiful ending where you spoke for so many people! With the negative reception of the movie overall, it's nice to see Harrison acknowledge the love the fans have for him.

[@BrentBlack]

Thank you. I just about lost it in front of Harrison freaking Ford.

[@CenturianEagle]

@@BrentBlackI agree! And It was really awesome you got this side out of Harrison ford, great job! Thanks for doing this excellent interview

[@tommichaels2466]

I don't understand the negativity towards this film. I truly loved it and I could tell Harrison Ford wasn't just mailing it in. I think Disney's recent controversies and maybe a little trepidation after the mess that was Crystal Skull probably has something to do with it. But it seems that most people that actually went to see Dial of Destiny without a chip on their shoulder liked it a lot... so I hope it does well in the long run.

[@dirkdiggler2379]

@@tommichaels2466 cause its feminism.

[@gabewilliams7462]

@@dirkdiggler2379 Exactly the response I'd expect from someone who doesn't know how to use punctuation or capitalization. Lmao.

[@carstenwagner3355]

Harrison Ford is without any doubt one of the last old-school-gentlemen-actors. And a living legend.

[@rachb373]

Who sold out

[@seanpittaway5341]

Go cry somewhere else 😂

[@jimmy2teeth809]

​@seanpittaway5341 ha aint wrong tho he did indeed sell out

[@silverbulletstudios7638]

@@jimmy2teeth809Curious - what’s the narrative here? How did he sell out?

[@jimmy2teeth809]

@silverbulletstudios7638 wont pass the mantle when he is way to old for his parts, stars in shitty sequels even if the movies script is trash for a payday that is literally a sellout

[@Luke101]

Harrison felt that at the end. That hit him in the heart. Yes it’s a job, but he should take more credit for the life he gives to these characters and the way they touch people. The interviewer said it best: If I was ever having a hard time as a kid, Indiana Jones was always there to take me away for a little while for an adventure. And so much of that is Harrison’s doing

[@nyamheria]

@@EdHarrisonMusicperfectly said

[@westerling8436]

he only cares moneys

[@trentaccid2177]

@@westerling8436 Hey your telling the truth who can down yiu for that.

[@la2ndjourney]

Ford worked hard and made a legend of himself. We love the legend, and he’ll always be. Whatever they say, won’t change anything. We prefer to see Harrison Ford than commentators making a living killing ppl’s efforts with their mouths. That’s why those making a habit bashing Legends never become one themselves, and legends like Ford, Lucas, and Spielburg live on forever❤ Ford on the film, ”I am coming to that age. I’d like it to feel real to them…as well as the complexity of something they have spent 40 yrs with…” Inspirations transcend not only onscreen, but it’s behind the screens, all these dream makers’ collaborative efforts enabling us to relive that childhood dream once again. My respect for all the stories told, or untold during the making of these films!

[@Luke101]

@@westerling8436 clearly not if he himself got emotional in this interview lmao. He gave a great performance in this new Indiana Jones movie. If it was only about money he would have phoned it in

[@Kedawan24]

“This is my job. Look at a story, help to create a character to tell this story. I love this job.” Harrison’s a real one.

[@jessiemcgregor1270]

You could see at the end, when the interviewer said it helped kids when times were tough, that it got to Harrison Ford so deeply. That big smile and cheerful squint made the moment so precious..

[@MediaArchive2-z9f]

Indiana Jones was pure escapism for me being bullied as a kid and teen in 2008.

[@GeorgeSmith-ze5vk]

A buddy of mine father built Harrison Ford’s air plane.. he was nice enough to get his autograph for me.. he even personalized it for me by saying “ I shot first “ next to my wife and kids it’s the biggest treasure I have.. and it will never leave this house…

[@willwunsche6940]

That's so cool! Thank you for sharing

[@blaknyte1]

I’ve known Harrison since he was this wise-ass kid in American Graffiti and followed him through the galaxy and through the Amazon jungles. Fact is there was a line in his movie that said “a dog? you were named after a dog?” So, I name my puppy “Indiana” or INDY for short. So when I call Indy, I remember the star!!!

[@TobyKearton]

The best interview I've seen with Harrison - Not a sycophantic interview in the slightest like most, but a genuine connection with a storyteller and his lasting impact - Phenomenal work Brent!

[@CAVEDATA]

Damn right

[@alphalifestyleacademy]

(100%) agree! best!

[@BrentBlack]

Thank you so much! It was from the heart..

[@SE-tc3cr]

Harrison is a good and decent man, he hates the hollywood game but if he feels you are genuine he will light up.

[@nyamheria]

@@BrentBlackyou can always tell when it comes from it ❤️ this one was amazing

[@rubixfilms687]

That smile that Ford gives the fan towards the end of the interview warmed my heart

[@tonyspro]

5:03 the most genuine smile i’ve ever seen from Ford. You can tell those words of appreciation really reached him, and it really did feel like he (the interviewer) was speaking for us all as he said it.

[@Randymountaine]

That was far more touching than I expected, Thank you for saying what we couldnt.

[@chefpunjab]

God damn...this was an amazing interview. Thanks so much for letting him talk. ❤❤❤ they chose the right interviewer for it...he's a fan.😊😊

[@BrentBlack]

Aww, thank you so much. Total dream.

[@believethehype8936]

Greatest interview ever. I'm so glad to see the interviewer expressed to Harrison how much he meant to all of us in this role. And how we absolutely could be whisked away when having a bad day bad week and can go on an adventure for a couple hours to recharge

[@BrentBlack]

@@believethehype8936 Thank you!

[@RS-jb1lf]

What a fantastic interview. The host was endearing and what he said about our childhood heroes who helped us escape was so beautifully conveyed.

[@BrentBlack]

Aww, thank you so much 💕

[@Hammer701]

Yea and what did you think about the actual movie?

[@orwellianson]

@@Hammer701 Dial of Destiny was awesome.

[@sapr76]

You can see it on Harrison Ford in every interview how important is the character of Indiana Jones to him.

[@nickv4073]

Then why did he let his character get emasculated? He took the $20M and ran. Everyone has their price.

[@CUNOWINS]

@@nickv4073 relax

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

@@nickv4073 Is that how you perceived it? Sounds more like you problem lol

[@uglyewok6715]

@@Unqualifiedmedicalpersonyours must be in a jar in the shelf

[@mem1701movies]

@@CUNOWINSHE DOES NOT CARE...ONLY ABOUT $$$$$

[@LukeFaulkner]

Man, I was nearly crying by the end of this. Beautiful interview.

[@hammersticks7138]

It’s charming seeing Harrison like this. If you know his history, he’s not so much a fan of this side of Hollywood and fandom. But to see him be touched by the way his art genuinely reach a fan, was just fantastic.

[@adrianotrujkicluciani9432]

I am 38 and I grew up with Indiana Jones movies like many others. I am having a very difficult time in my life just when Dial of Destiny was released. It helped me feel better the same way his movies used to cheer me up when I was a little kid.

[@NalaBlep]

A comfort to many of us. Those films shaped people's childhoods.

[@bumblefritz]

Harrison likes to play a wry sense of humor most of the time but you can see his smile just after the 5:00 mark is totally genuine and that he truly does care and appreciate the fans and the characters.

[@jemlesvideo]

B.S , any real concerned actor would have realized how bad it is and just pass the role. He betrayed the fans just like Arnie with the last Terminator film

[@kayden2119]

@@jemlesvideo There is no betrayal. A bad movie in your opinion does not effect the past movies. He gave it a shot to try and give fans more of what they like even if it may have fell short.

[@jemlesvideo]

@@kayden2119 No but it disrespects the OG fans. He only looked at the money noneless

[@kayden2119]

@jemlesvideo It's pretty clear he loves Indiana Jones and was under the assumption that the movie would be good. Stop being toxic it's tiring how bad people on the internet have gotten.

[@jemlesvideo]

@@kayden2119 He is nearly 80 y.o with years of acting career and can't tell of the future quality of a movie when reading its script ??? Poor thing, do not mix up toxicity with cleverness

[@dlpowers3898]

Still so in love with Harrison and his Indiana Jones movies....whether or not he's still young or not! Nobody could replace this wonderful actor!

[@Freeden]

I have really enjoyed seeing Ford in interviews for this movie lately. He just seems so genuinely appreciative of fans and seems to be very thoughtful of the career he's led. I know the film hasn't done so well, but it has really brought out a lot of love for him and his career. I hope he understand how genuinely appreciative people are of his career and the wonderful films he's been able to bring us.

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

If it's Indiana Jones, not Star Wars

[@Freeden]

@@jesseowenvillamor6348 ?

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

@@Freeden Dude, you know what I'm saying

[@raistmajere5627]

@@jesseowenvillamor6348- Get over it

[@kalicat9492]

​@@jesseowenvillamor6348 roll off dude

[@LordHeath1972]

You spoke for so many of us Harrison Ford fans out there. What a heart warming interview.

[@BrentBlack]

Aww, thank you so much!

[@timgann5889]

Thanks for telling me that. Because on the News I'm mostly hurt about the bad reviews. And I just wanna let Everyone knew that I disagree with those bad reviews AndThat I'm very much enjoyed the movie.

[@warlorddk2070]

Im sad this movie got so much trashtalk aimed at it...

[@timgann5889]

@@warlorddk2070 I agree completely, I think they made a great movie and deserve no bad press. I Definitely like that happy ending for indiana jones.

[@systemmonitor5295]

So so so easy for something like this to become cringe, but you didn't nerd out - you bore your soul and let yourself become vulnerable and stayed honest. A great moment.

[@BrentBlack]

@@systemmonitor5295 Thank you so much! I didn't want to let him get away with just saying that he tells great stories.. had to let him know that they mean more than that to us. ❤️

[@OctarineCode]

@@BrentBlack Thank you again, in some interview HF looks (even he says) like he rather be in his home. Its important to let the man known he did great for many people.

[@jrojas2520]

Harrison Ford is one of those actors who come along once in a lifetime that has had such an impact on Hollywood and in people's lives. Such a legend and an incredible human being.

[@Fralibers]

I think this is the most heartfelt interview I saw in years. You did a great job. Wish you all the best.

[@BrentBlack]

@@Fralibers Thank you so much!

[@liamsheppeard]

I really love that he never let the bad reviews of DoD get to him. He’s still proud of it. He’s still proud of Indy no matter how bad one of his movies was. He enjoyed giving us the stories. And now he can finally hang up the hat and watch us admire the character he’s given us for the past 42 years. Harrison Ford is a true legend.

[@pabloalb1694]

A very emotional and well done interview. Thank you very much Harrison Ford for making many people dream and get excited about the cinema.

[@toiletsponge]

Dude didn't even have to ask a single question and got the best interview ever

[@kiwi2257]

What an amazing interview. I'm glad you got to share your fondness of his characters with him. That was special.

[@JM-mh1pp]

Dude if he was really into a character toy would not be in a box. Children play with toys not admire them in boxes. 10$ says his production staff gave him this toy 20 minutes before the interview.

[@BrentBlack]

​@@JM-mh1ppI have another one out of the box. 😅

[@shimik11]

@@JM-mh1pp how about you stop being cringe?

[@onlyjuanhope]

@@shimik11wtf?

[@onlyjuanhope]

@@JM-mh1ppnot true smh

[@chrismorrison3696]

Dear Brent, First of all, thank you. I am a 57 year old high school teacher in Portland, Oregon. Your interview was just fantastic and you did such a terrific job of listening and basically holding it together which I really admire and deeply respect. The comments you made regarding how important Harrison Ford and the characters he has portrayed were to you and so many others who had hard times as a kid, were so genuinely beautiful and so right on that this old cluck just burst out in tears like a three year old. Indiana Jones has always been a refuge for me when the world becomes overwhelming and so much of that has to do with Ford's ability to take on the character of the "everyman," despite the fact he was portraying such an exceptional hero. He did this with Han as well. I can remember going to the theatre alone in 8th grade to see Raiders of the Lost Ark in Phoenix in 1981. As I found my seat, I can still clearly recall my excitement and almost nervousness. I loved Star Wars but NOW I was going to get two hours with Han Solo all to myself! That was exactly how I remember looking at it. And then the film started. That first complete shot of Indy stepping into the light after relieving one of his company of a gun with a whip was when I knew that this wasn't going to be a Han Solo movie. It was going to a lot better than anything my 13 year old brain could have ever believed. Since then, Indie has gotten me, and so many others, through dark times by believing that anything is possible, a sense of humor goes a long way and that the qualities WE ALL admire in our heroes can be ours. It is only a matter of discovering them within ourselves. I'm still searching and that's okay. Indiana is too. Thank you again for absolutely lighting up my day Brent. You did such a great job and Harrison was so moved by what you said which was I believe, what so many would have wanted to tell him if they had been there. Now that's a great reporter. Cheers.

[@BrentBlack]

Hi Chris! What a great message... Thank you so much... I've done lots of interviews in the past, but this one really was just speaking from the heart. Ever since I realized this was going to sort of be my career, I had in my head that Harrison Ford was number one on my wish list. I'm not sure I ever thought it would actually happen, because he's such a hard one to pin down... But thanks to some great friends and colleagues, it happened, and I could not have imagined it going as well as it did. Harrison was very forthcoming, and Phoebe was incredibly patient with my hero worship. It was a pretty surreal experience. On my show I often talki about how I appreciate teachers and what they do, and that they aren't thanked or compensated nearly enough.... So thank you for what you do, and I hope you occasionally sneak a relevant Harrison Ford scene into the curriculum. bb

[@chrismorrison3696]

@@BrentBlack Thank you for your response. I really appreciate it and thank you of course, for your regard for teachers. I will do what I can to definitely instill the spirit you have reawakened in me. It is a wonderful moment when what you love which can seem so far away suddenly appears right in front of you like you have. For what it's worth, I feel just a little bit closer to a hero who earlier seemed so far impossibly far away. Thanks Brent. You really made a human being feel like he was 20 feet tall. Most of all, I am so glad you were not disappointed. Yeesh, you interviewed the man! Thank you again and don't ever stop dreaming.

[@BrentBlack]

@@chrismorrison3696 I love that! You might be interested in the way it all came about... If you find me on Instagram @brent_black - on the main page my first highlight is the journey, it's called Harrison Ford on the left hand side of my profile page. It gives a little more insight and background into the whole experience, before and after. Also, I see on your profile you have a playlist dedicated to Charlie Tuna.. he was a good friend of mine. When he was doing mornings at KBIG, I was on afternoon drive. Small world. 😁

[@chrismorrison3696]

​@@BrentBlack That is so great! Charlie and the Real Don Steele are two of my favorite " Los Angeles personalities," of all time! I will certainly look for your instagram article as well as your other interviews. Thanks again for your time and words and try not to let the bastards get you down. Your work is obviously connecting with so many who, like you, and me, desire to see the world as it should be and not as it is. As Don Quixote said, "I never had the courage to believe in nothing." All the best BB and take care. Sincerely, C in Portland, Oregon

[@TarotMage]

Flashback to 1984. "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" had just come out. Being a big Harrison Ford/Indiana Jones fan, I wrote him a fan letter. I definitely didn't expect a response, knowing the tens of thousands of letters he must receive every on a daily basis. I just wanted to let him know how much I enjoy the films, focusing on his portrayal of the intrepid archaeologist/relic hunter. About a month later, I received a large envelope from his agent, Patricia McQueeney. Inside was a personally autographed photo of Mr. Ford as Indiana Jones ("To Roland - Best Wishes, Harrison Ford"). "Over the moon" couldn't even begin to describe how I felt. Forty (!) years later, I still hope that our paths might cross one day so I could thank him in person for his kindness...and yes, I still have the photo and the envelope it came in, safely tucked away in a drawer. 🥰

[@mathematician1234]

I understand. I got an autographed photo of James Drury (the _Virginian_ from the 1960s/1970s TV show; childhood hero). Framed it and put it on my wall. Only autograph I have from anyone. He passed away not long after I got it from him.

[@ManubibiWalsh]

Man, the bit about how as a child you could have terrible shit going on at home or school but you’d put on a VHS/DVD and just watch these movies over and over - yeah, that got me. It was Indiana Jones, it was Back to the Future, it was Moulin Rouge, LOTR old Disney movies- and it genuinely helped me through some really tough times in childhood. So yeah, thank you Harrison Ford.

[@highdesertbiker]

Ya dude that got me too, lifes not easy

[@MrTauren25]

You are a great interviewer, props to you, and props for letting him know how appreciated he is in a meaningful way.

[@shexovehxnr284]

Historically, Harrison has always been critical of how much people associate him with Indiana Jones. I think this interaction made him really actualize how much the characters he plays means to people.

[@Mr.Glidehook]

Here's a major star who still has his soul. Genuine real guy.

[@hami--jiji]

"This is the best gift I've ever gotten ❤" 🎉 happy belated birthday by youtube post. Beautiful interview. We love Indiana Jones and it just remind us that trip to Universal studios by the end of 90's and we enjoyed so much ! Harrison Ford amazing actor . ❤️ great video for future generations to remember...🥲❤❤❤

[@BrentBlack]

Thank you so much! It was a fantastic surreal moment.

[@szith]

5:03 Harrison’s smile. I feel that Harrison only saw the adults praising his roles and never saw the kids escaping their reality to watch his films. The interviewer helped him realize or remember that it’s the children who get lost in the fantasy and the adults are the products of those moments.

[@BigBaumer23]

The reason this character is so beloved other than the obvious of how charismatic Harrison Ford is. I know for me growing up watching these films with my Dad, I looked to him as my own personal Indiana Jones always being amazed at the things he could do that I hadn’t learned yet. Getting to go sit at a theater and watch the final chapter unfold with my Indiana Jones is a memory I’ll cherish for years to come.

[@GlennJimenez]

I had never seen this man speak as much as he did answering this fan

[@squamish4244]

I've never seen Ford smile so much in interviews in my life. He LOVES this character. Almost as much as we do :)

[@crazysoundman]

Indiana Jones is one of those rare characters that is BELOVED by multiple generations, kids who grew up with him, are showing their kids now! Harrison Ford is the man, great amazing actor and gave us two of the MOST BADASS characters ever! Indy and Han!

[@parkoutdoors]

And deckard

[@bluerobin7051]

Wow, Harrison Ford actually cared about this interview. Despite what he says, I think Indiana Jones is extra special to him. He knows that it's a character that will last forever.

[@Sarnatuile]

I think it's less indiana jones specifically as a character, but more what the character and it's movies have done for the audience. It's impact. So I don't think it's Indiana Jones specifically.

[@Shazam961]

He always cares.

[@suvamk]

Ford usually gets irritated on interviews but this guy really impressed him with the way he spoke.

[@jordy703]

Wow an interview that’s genuinely heartwarming and from a genuine fan like myself. So true when things were awful in life I went to Indiana jones and Star Wars and lotr. These films made me feel happy and relaxed in very bad times. Glad Harrison ford understands how important he is en was in these films. One of the best actors ever to me.

[@BrentBlack]

@@jordy703 One of my favorite things I've ever done... So happy it connected with you as well.

[@jeremypr]

I am a child of the 90s, and loved all the Indiana movies, and this Dial of Destiny was incredible, great interview.

[@nicolas.grisanti]

Totally agree, The Last Crusade was the first live action movie i saw, at the theater, with my father, when i was 6 , so i have a special place in my heart for Indy, and still to this day, one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@mark.nelson1]

That was pretty emotional to see his (Harrison Fords) reaction at the end, great interview and thank you.

[@BrentBlack]

@@mark.nelson1 Thank you!

[@sk8777kid1]

The interviewer was correct. When I was young I would get scared a lot. I was an avid horror fan too but it did me no favors lol. But I would often think of Indiana Jones fighting bad men and rescuing people and being a hero. He was a man, although fictional, was a man every boy would want to be when he grew up. Indy will always have a place in my heart.

[@ampedwales]

I can absolutely relate to how you must have felt during this interview. I met an entertainer that did similar things for me in my childhood. I told them, they reacted in a similar way. It was an incredible moment with a hero. Glad you got your moment too!

[@BrentBlack]

Well, come on, don't leave us hanging. Who was it?

[@Luger-bt2rq]

yeah fr who was it?? im curious!!

[@Largentina.]

It was Jake Paul, wasn't it?

[@MaccamatBux]

It bewilders me how many people hate the film when Harrison Ford himself loves it so much.

[@stalkermonolith4841]

he hates it, hes just paid to say he loves it, the movie was garbage, theres a reason everyone hated it

[@MaccamatBux]

@stalkermonolith4841 lmao sure he does. Keep telling yourself that.

[@jamiekelly6851]

​@MaccamatBux he doesn't care about it because he knows he's a tool to tell the story. He hears the directors thoughts and understands more then what's put on screen. The directors job is to put that thought in its whole meaning into the movie. Mangold, as talented as he is, did not do that. It's one of his only, if not the only, failure of his career

[@AlwayzFresh]

I don't hate it, I have never watched, I never will either so it's more apathy.

[@eivom1]

What is good about the film? I have seen it and i want you to tell me why it is so good??

[@rob-fb3ph]

Ford is that grandpa who is no nonsense, stern but once he flashed you his smile, it is genuine and makes you feel like the best person ever.

[@scottb296]

Shoutout to Harrison Ford. Truly one of the final gentleman in Hollywood -- a dying breed no doubt. It's sad and tragic, but HF has cemented his legacy as an all-time great in the profession. No rip off, contemporary films will rob him of that. I salute you, sir.

[@fccthe3813]

Harrison Ford being so profound and philosophical makes me wanna watch all the Indiana Jones films in order

[@virgilblaze9090]

I love this man so much. Growing up on Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Rick Deckard, Richard Kimble, John Book, Jack Ryan etc. truly has made him a living legend to me, and i hope he continues making movies for as long as possible.

[@sammylou5716]

I also enjoyed What Lies Beneath, a very Hitchcock type movie. Brilliant actor.

[@JamesBritt-tv2vk]

Wonderful interview especially by the interviewer. Harrison Ford as we all know is a great actor and a man of humility. I wish that we could all just stay at age 40..

[@nachorodriguez145]

This touches my heart deeply, when he's talking about time and the end of Indiana's life I feel he's talking about himself, makes me wanna cry, I love Harrison Ford so much

[@Beaut_Beau]

Such a wonderful, heartfelt interview, i am nearly 40 and it definitely had me tearing up.

[@BrentBlack]

@@Beaut_Beau Aww, thank you so much! I'm right there with you

[@derianhavard3406]

seeing harrison ford hold and vintage 1981 kenner indiana jones doll of him self coming to the end of indy after 42 years is just heart warming !

[@Richard0503]

This hit me right in the feels. I'm sorry things were not easy for you growing up - and I don't want to minimise how that must have felt. But if theres any upshot to it, look at how kind, and empathetic it helped you to be. You spoke from the heart and in a kind way and I think that will always resonate with others. The world would be so much better if we could only normalise thanking other people and telling them how much they have helped us and how much we appreciate them.

[@homeslicebread8443]

This is such a good interview! While I can’t deny i’m envious of the position you’re in to get to talk to him like this, I think you said everything I would want to. So thank you, you smashed it and ended up creating something heartfelt that means a lot to me :)

[@BrentBlack]

@@homeslicebread8443 Thank you so much! This was really a dream for me... I know a couple people who work at Disney and they knew that I was dying to do this, and they made it happen. At first they said zoom, then asked if I'd like to go to London to do it in person... I literally cried in my car. So it means a lot to me when people compliment the interview. Thank you again.

[@homeslicebread8443]

@ I know i’d be nervous in your position and would have the same reaction to that news but you really put up a class act. You made us Indy/Harrison fans proud!

[@34zporlier10]

WOW! this is honestly the first time I've ever seen Harrison Speaks so much about his role as an actor. You did such a fantastic job with how you worded everything you said; you truly did an amazing job capturing the words so many movie fans probably think in their heads and wish they had the opportunity to tell him and many people they grew up watching! Great work Brent!

[@BrentBlack]

Ah, thank you so much. It was an exercise in restraint to be given just 5 minutes and know the clock is ticking, you have 100 questions, but you just have to let him speak.

[@brianokane1698]

I'm in tearing up. Thanks Mr Ford. Yes!! I certainly got through tough times by watching, and escaping with your Indiana Jones adventures. Just yesterday I watched Temple Of Doom, Today is Dial I love to rewind and watch some scenes over and over Thanks for the 40 years plus if movie magic you brought to my life. I hope in heaven you can make some more . God Bless 🙏

[@willl793]

This made me emotional!!! What a skilled and charismatic guy the interviewer is. Been a life long Indiana jones fan I know a million ppl are - it was cool you made a point of telling him this though

[@paulaelizabethg]

I went to the Concert for NYC at Madison Square Garden two weeks after 9/11. Harrison Ford was one of the celebrities walking around the floor, saying hi to the Firefighters and Police, talking with everyone and being such a genuine, kind human being. I watched as he held a widow, listened to her, and took time to really hear her and offer true compassion. Everyone in tears. I'll never forget him and that moment.

[@ReadyPlayerTomVR]

Amazing! So cool you got to not only convey to him how much him/his films meant to you as a kid, but the fact it clearly effected him greatly, and nearly made him cry is just so cool. Very great interviewing skills as well.

[@BrentBlack]

Thank you so much! Definitely a career highlight.... Not to mention a personal one.

[@AnilRamcharitar]

Harrison Ford being the powerhouse person he is, and the presence he commands without a word, he is not always the easiest person to interview. Great job navigating this like a pro Brent. You created the stage and forum for Mr. Ford to eloquently say what he wanted to. I held my breath the entire time. Well done. Cheers!

[@BrentBlack]

What a nice thing to say... I think I could hear my heartbeat the entire time. And Phoebe was such a great sport, pretty much letting me focus the conversation on Harrison.

[@AnilRamcharitar]

I can imagine. I felt nervous for you the entire time. Again, brilliantly well done Brent. This interview is historic@@BrentBlack

[@StevenSheridan23]

Great interview! Worth it for his reaction and how heartfelt it was. You got to speak for a lot of lifelong fans. Thank you. I've loved all the movies and this latest one also.

[@oldmanjenkins38]

This movie and character are part of the story of my life. Saw the first one opening night with my dad in 1981 at age 11.

[@vincentjenkinsjnr]

Well done best interview with that amazing guy ! He connected with you massively

[@BrentBlack]

That is very high praise that I'm not sure I deserve... ❤

[@ajthefujoshi]

Not Harrison making me cry. So much appreciation for him. Thank you for sharing your childhood with Harrison. ❤

[@peterrylander2415]

Brent, what a great and emotional interview! Don't think I've seen him so relaxed and genuine about his craft before. You can really feel that Harrison care when he talked to you. Belive you said what most of us fans would like to tell him if we had the chance. Thank you, now I'm exited to see Dial of Destiny!

[@BrentBlack]

It's even more amazing that it went so well knowing that I was next to last after a very long day of interviews. These guys had been going for hours and hours before I got there, and still pushed through. It was more than I could have hoped for.

[@dylanlawson9097]

by far one of my favorite actors and definitely one of the greatest

[@hothotheat3000]

Having the opportunity tell your hero how much he means to you is a rare thing indeed, especially considering how old he is now. This is something to be truly cherished.

[@Novaargh]

Harrison is the best! great interview, loved seeing him get chocked up when hearing what his work meant for the interviewer and a lot of people all over the world.

[@mindbomb2000]

Great interview. Thank you for telling him the bit about his films being so helpful to us all on this sometimes difficult journey. I know that it was YOU saying it, but it really felt like you were expressing that for all of us.

[@RodCornholio]

Face it, he doesn't need the money. Every moment we see him on screen is a gift. Hope he never stops unless it's not fun for him anymore or his body won't let him.

[@codywalper22]

Literally could not have said it better myself. Thank you for putting into words what we feel for him.

[@magicbound]

It's nice to see an interviewer speak from the heart and not from a script.

[@BrentBlack]

I fussed over my questions for days trying to figure out exactly how to get them all in in 5 minutes. Of course I barely got any. 🤣

[@magicbound]

@@BrentBlack You were perfection all the way.

[@Wolverine6877]

Congratulations Brent on a one in a lifetime experience. Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indiana Jones helped me through the loss of my mother in 81'. I don't think Mr Ford can fully comprehend what he means to fans like us. Thank you for this heartfelt interview ❤

[@BrentBlack]

I still kind of can't believe it happened.

[@godfunk]

Outside of making some of the greatest movies of all time, this is my favorite thing that Harrison Ford has done. Such graciousness. As a lifelong fan, I feel appreciated. And he is loved in return

[@the_blue_dragon_bd]

the difference between his interviews about indiana jones vs star wars is hilarious

[@ordnik]

Oh he is emotional for Star Wars alright. That emotion being hate of course :D

[@epicgems9567]

Really good to see that, you 2 grown man were both trying to keep their shit together, but told something to each other beyond what we've heard, but a lot of us could understand, I felt what you said about how these movies transported us away when the real world was being a hard-ass, and its easy to see that to Harrison, hearing that from, who he already knew at that point was, a genuine fan, must of felt like he succeeded in probably one of his most important goals as an actor.

[@Madmetalmaniac42069]

I think this movie got overlooked. I hope that in a few years, this gets reappraised and people finally realize that this movie was a nice send off.

[@BrentBlack]

@@Madmetalmaniac42069 When Crystal Skull came out it got absolutely hammered and some people now speak very fondly of it.

[@nightshadedesign]

I agree completely.

[@Mike-01234]

I'm 54 years old I grew up watching his best work seeing it as it was released in the movie theater during my early teen and late teen years. You can't imagine how much excitement there was in seeing the first Indiana Jones movie in 1981 along with Star Wars movies. Today you can't really even replicate those years because we have HD TV now seeing a movie in theater isn't the same. Think about it in those times TV sets were small and low quality something you watched the news, cartoons, reruns of the Munster's. When you went to a theater saw a movie like Raiders of the lost Ark, or Star Wars it was like being emersed in a world you're not a viewer but participating in the movie.

[@DoritoJet]

What an absolutely fantastic interview

[@BrentBlack]

@@DoritoJet Thank you so much!

[@TheSwordFish7]

Still single handedly one of my favorite movies of all time. When i was a kid, i had the box set and even played it on vhs. i closed my eyes every time after my first watch. I even went on the indiana jones ride once in California and kept my eyes shut the entire time. My mom never let me ride it again. The shadows in this movie, combined with all the lighting, the effects/music and the cast made this a staple for “movie magic”. This the type of movie make you feel alive! There where 3 people i wanted to be growing up Batman (christian bale) Steven Spielberg (the director) And indiana jones (Harrison ford) Cant wait to watch the other ones later this week. I swear i felt like a kid again this brought back so many memories. Golden 10/10

[@anthonycarpenter6317]

Its a great send off to a truly iconic character and Harrison really gave it his all! Thanks Harrison for all the memories and great films! Wish it never had to end...

[@timgann5889]

I don't think anyone could Have said that better.

[@mbPhase23]

The genuine appreciation was beautifully heartfelt. The interviewer did very well to express feelings whole generations share. Thank you Indie and all those that brought such fantastic adventures to our screens, hearts and imaginations.

[@Andreas-fo3zn]

Just spot on! When things felt tough, you could always get under a blanket and watch Indiana Jones. I was to little to see raiders of the lost ark so when I had the age. I first saw Temple of doom. Great childhood memories! I can just hear the themesong and get goosebumps. Love the music so much that we played it on organ at me and my wifes wedding and both my childrens baptism. So powerfull! ❤

[@darrynmccartney1118]

I'm 34 years old and Indiana Jones has been there "all my life." Like you said, anytime things weren't going well at home, or if you want to escape into a well loved story of action and adventure, Indy is always there to help transport us to those moments in time where we feel like a kid again and wanting to be the whip cracking archaeologist we all know and love. Thanks bro for telling Harrison how all us Indy fans feel! "Fortune and glory kid, fortune and glory." 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@BrentBlack]

I was blessed to get the opportunity... Thank you!

[@darrynmccartney1118]

@@BrentBlack his face when you told him how much Indy and his advertures meant to us had me teary eyed. I am so happy that he knows how loved he is and that his legacy will remain for generations to come. My own 7 year old son loves Indy as much as me, and that makes me proud. Thanks again dude for showing us how much we mean as fans to Harrison. I'll be eternally grateful for that.

[@BrentBlack]

@@darrynmccartney1118 You have no idea how much that means to me! I've been doing this job for a little over 22 years... I have probably done better interviews... I literally was given 5 minutes and tried to do my best with it... But this was by far my personal favorite, and will be impossible to eclipse.

[@scottlewin4707]

100% welled up 😢 Great interview. I think we all can relate to this in some parts of our lives with how cinema can take you to another realm. 🎥

[@rovingenglishman]

Met Harrison when they were filming the tv show across the street from our house. We just wanted to say hi but he came to me and shook *my* hand which spoke a lot about him. Genuinely enjoys the fans.

[@LaurenceQuint]

That was amazing. Thank you so much. You ended it by saying everything we wish we could have said. And it was inspiring to hear Mr. Ford talk with such passion. Terrific job.

[@CountOfMonteCristo_]

What the interviewer said was true, Indiana Jones has helped me in some of the hardest times of my life, especially now, my ex girlfriend left me a little while ago and I am still unable to move forward, however rewatching the Indiana Jones films and especially watching this on on release day, it reminded me that everything will be ok, that I can be as strong as Indie, and it reminded me why I love movies and why I’m still living today, so thank you Mr. Ford, thank you for giving us these beautiful films I will cherish for the rest of my life.

[@joshhunt4146]

I read a comment on Instagram by someone who said, ‘Harrison Ford hates what he does’. Wish I could show them this interview. Harrison Ford cares about every character he has ever done, be it Indiana Jones, Jack Ryan or Han Solo! He clearly loves what he does and has a blast making films. One of the finest actors we have working today

[@philippburnett6045]

Still working at his age which is awesome

[@JM-mh1pp]

You really should watch his interviews when he is not on the clock doing a movie promotion for disney, it is eye opening.

[@philippburnett6045]

@@JM-mh1pp not really. He genuinely likes the characters he plays. If your crazy mind conjures something that’s on you and not on anyone. Just cause you don’t like him or movie dorks t give you a free pass to go and shit on someone’s post who likes it

[@JM-mh1pp]

@@philippburnett6045 just watch interviews, he clearly dislikes character of Han Solo, never expressed any kind of sympathy for any popular character he played with the sole exception of Decard from Blade Runner. See Ford likes to think of himself as great actor, you know, a thespian, and is irritated when people talk only about movies which he considers quite low brow. You really should take three long breaths friend, you are buying this corpo-bullshit with the enthusiasm of a youn pelican who just cought his first fish. This is paid interview on a corporate time, there is as much truth in this as is in the response of Burger KIng worker who is asked "which burgers are better: yours of mcDonalds" or asking Pepsi marketing departement : do you prefer pepsi or coke." There are very few actors genuinly passionate about their roles: Tom Holland, Henry Cavill, Cate Blanchet, sir Christopher Lee, but remember that most actors are just very narcisistic, egocentric people who just want to see themselves on posters, it kind of comes with the job you know, hard to go to 100 failed auditions if you do not already believe that you are god's gift to humanity.

[@aidanwalsh8049]

@@JM-mh1ppI’d agree for his most popular ones but Indiana Jones he’s said on multiple interviews that he would play again and again, he even said it on the same one where someone asked him if he’d want to play Han Solo again and he said no. But you’re right actors do tend to be very narcissistic