Harrison Ford Interviewed by Sydney Pollack (2002)

[@qashshah107]

Both Legends,and Mr Ford is a legend beyond time👌👌👌👌

[@Sbannmarie]

Yes he is. Heart ♥️ throb

[@kendallevans4079]

A legend to Air Traffic Control!

[@dinacox1971]

This is the best Harrison Ford interview that I have ever seen. I think that Ford respected the venue and interviewer more than any others that I have seen.

[@advids5572]

Yes, Ford and Sydney Pollack we’re friends and the interview exemplifies it.

[@ciadella1971]

The interview with HF and Jon Favreau is also very good. Harrison was very relaxed and open, like this one.

[@midnightacapellasandinstru7695]

James Lipton also did one of the best interviews of him. Really focused on his acting and the craft.

[@jjnouse8812]

These two could easily pass as brothers. Not only do they both look alike, but they also are extremely down to earth and they both lack the pretentious element that is all too common with folks in the movie industry. This has to be the best interview that I have seen of Harrison.

[@raypadilla2045]

Sydney Pollack, what a class act. Brilliant, down-to-earth, honest. Loved when he was moving his notes to align with each other, hehe.

[@jenlambie14]

Favourite Harrison Ford movie? For my part "Witness" so beautifully acted, photographed and especially directed by the fantastic Peter Weir. As for Mr Pollock, if his name was attached to ANY project, I knew it would be wonderful. Great interview of two greats!

[@dinacox1971]

He does and always has reminded me of my brother, in presence, appearance, humor, etc. and alas, we grew up in the midwest.

[@TCH-2009]

I like Harrison Ford; always have. I particularly like best when he shows the vulnerability of each character he has played. The determination, the courage, is always there, but, that all-too-human vulnerability is present, as well. It his is most appealing strength on-screen.

[@morten1]

This is the best Harrison Ford interview ever

[@BookClubDisaster]

Harrison probably respects Pollack more than most journalists or talk show hosts.

[@midnightacapellasandinstru7695]

James Lipton's interview is also the one of the best ones. Really in-depth.

[@roquefortfiles]

Big fan of Sydney Pollack. We need more intelligent film makers like him. Gone too soon.

[@spenser9908]

Harrison Ford's unique because he's a cool action guy leading man type, but he has elements of Steve Martin and Charles Grodin in his personality that help elevate his charisma. Like he can have kind of a high-pitched voice and act kinda goofy at times yet still come off cool. Just an observation.

[@spenser9908]

@@timetheory84 Have you ever seen Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid? That's the most Harrison Ford-esque that Steve Martin has ever been. Great movie.

[@canvuran7273]

That last answer. Not many actors have the guts to give it in such a matter of fact manner.

[@chadchesney3858]

I loved Sabrina. Of course I was too young to have even known of the original.

[@xo4812]

Great interview

[@Cirnenric]

Such an intelligent, honest discussion.

[@fellowcitizen]

This is like one of his best performances; excellent, perceptive subject.

[@alexasoundzen7600]

legends, we miss you syd!

[@bolle1912]

Cool! A broad cross-section of his acting work. Thank you for uploading.

[@advids5572]

Your welcome. I Appreciate it....

[@hoyboys1000]

Question: "When did you know you were ok, you were good, when did you know you had the confidence as an actor, that you were a good actor?" Answer: "Like never?" 😆

[@urbanapache2]

That's interesting what he said at the end there, about big movies vs smaller ones, he's right, as an actor the job is the same, the time away from what he actually loves, is the same, so why be paid less?

[@Pietje_Piraat]

he should have done more indiana jones films in the late 90s and early 2000s. He looked well rugged in that time

[@davidbogoslaw6743]

Granted, this interview is almost 20 years old, so I'm coming to it pretty late. But Charlie Rose's researchers & producers should have known enough to flash a photo of Billy Wilder, NOT William Wyler, during the discussion of the "Sabina" remake.

[@advids5572]

Yes some human mistakes we all make like spelling “Sabina” remake instead of the movie name: SABRINA.

[@lilianacastillo2722]

David were you around to see this 19 years ago?

[@stephpyrzynski]

A surprising mistake, but I can see a sliver of a reason how it could've happened. It might have been a mixup because Wyler had directed Hepburn in her breakout role, which garnered her an Oscar-and then went straight on to Sabrina, which was only her 2nd major motion picture.

[@ErenTheWarcriminal]

I wonder what Pollack really thought of Harrison's last words

[@sakurathornsickle5681]

He knew what he was and played along. But let’s just say if he were still alive, I’m pretty sure he’d supporting everyone else marching in front of Paramount today if you know what I mean.

[@ErenTheWarcriminal]

@@sakurathornsickle5681 yes, definitely. I was thinking the same thing.

[@colinluckens9591]

You don't get interviews like this anymore 😔😔😔 - long, serious, soundbite-free, intelligent, interesting....

[@RawandCookedVegan]

I thought Sabrina was a good movie and a different role for Harrison. Julia Ormond and Greg Kinnear were great.

[@clincpb8903]

32:18 extremely interesting, he really understood the point of cinema.

[@helenheeney2284]

Gosh such a magnificent man

[@cheriemeade4753]

rick says harrison ford hes smart he he knows what he wants in a script and sidney pollec he was so good in husbands and wives and that scen in toosiedusyi and pollec yelling at each other priceless

[@TheRomeerome]

I love Harrison and miss Sidney so much.

[@reesebn38]

I heard it was a plan by Harrison's agent to get him do carpentry work for Lucas because he knew once Harrison was around Lucas he would cast him again.

[@aretwodeetoo1181]

Truth is people didn't know they wanted to see you do that thing again until they saw it the first time. So how can anyone know they don't want to see you do something else?

[@sianwarwick633]

Glad it's not Charlie Rose doing the interviewing. Sydney Pollack is smart.

[@auroradada8742]

Che dire di questi due mostri sacri, fantastici.Sydney , avrebbe avuto ancora qualcosa da dare ma.purtroppo se ne e' andato, lasciando pero' un patrimonio artistico.

[@mtjoy747]

When I compare his role in Star Wars, ep 4, with the first Bladerunner movie char of Deckard, I can't help thinking the casual way he "auditioned" after just being a tradie for the set, was almost similar for Bladerunner, did he wing it, or do a proper job?

[@JSavo_]

I like most of Charlie Rose interviews but after this I wish Sydney Pollack was the hose of them all. He’s great.

[@stprm2013]

Oh, its good that Sydney bring attention to the conflict between Tom Clancy, a well-known racist xenophobe and Ford & filmmakers & producers. No brainer who was right and who was wrong. Good that Ford refused to appear in 3rd Jack Ryan film.

[@smokeums]

He wants that big money no shame in the truth. Why do a film for peanuts When you are a legend!

[@claudiaquerciolli6979]

Sia Harrison che Sydney.sono due persone interessanti e meravigliose,Sydney doveva vivere di piu' Alida.

[@auroradada8742]

Grandi tutti e due.Sydney doveva vivete di piu,,,'

[@BookClubDisaster]

Liked everything except the last part. You can't tell me a Paul Thomas Anderson movie isn't more interesting and ambitious than yet another MCU big budget flick. Harrison does sound like he's rationalizing being greedy.

[@findingford]

Clash of the Titans!

[@kumrijelimani7410]

❤

[@SUK2293]

Han Solo is not American. Brill !

[@thumper6425]

😍😍😍

[@DanCroitoru-w6s]

The OSCAR??????????

[@kendallevans4079]

22 years ago. Sydney is gone and Harrison is a shadow of himself...age gets us all!

[@naysayer1238]

Heavy...

[@sniffableandirresistble]

No

[@SUK2293]

And Sabrina was really bad.

[@clincpb8903]

No, he was good as usual.💖