You Need To Watch This Resurfaced Clip Of Harrison Ford Being Told He's 'Still Very Hot' In His 80s, Because…Where's The Lie?
Anyone with good taste knows that Harrison Ford is one of the coolest, funniest, most iconic, and stylish people to have ever graced Hollywood.
I mean, look at the material.
Well, yes!
There's a reason that today's stars are always trying — and failing (sorry) — to recreate the magic of this photograph from 1982.
Here's where you can find Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal's recent takes on the pic and judge for yourself.
OK, now that I've had a good excuse to go through the Harrison Ford Getty archive, I must bring your attention to this clip from the 2023 Cannes Film Festival that is currently going viral.
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For context, Harrison was at the festival in 2023 for the premiere of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, the latest installment in the beloved franchise in which, for over 40 years, he's played a hot, fedora-wearing archaeologist. I'm sure you're familiar.
In the newest movie, there is a scene in which Harrison takes off his shirt. And during the Cannes press conference in 2023, one rather outspoken reporter made a point of sharing how much she enjoyed it.
In the clip, which was recently reposted on X and has over 1.4 million views, the reporter can be heard telling Harrison: 'Look, I still think you're very hot,' prompting the actor to lean forward in intrigue. 'We were stunned to see you take your shirt off in the second scene, it's just— you've still got it,' she added. 'How do you keep fit?'
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Now, if you know anything about Harrison Ford, you'll know that — despite having a great sense of humor — it's notoriously difficult to break his grumpy old man facade. But, as this clip shows, being described as 'very hot' at 80 years old certainly appeared to catch him off guard.
Fumbling his words as he played up to the jeering crowd, Harrison replied: 'Look, I've been blessed with this body. Thanks for noticing.'
Honestly, the comedic timing? Impeccable. The resurfacing of this clip has brought me so much joy, and it seems like I'm not the only one.
Truly one of the greatest to ever do it. You can watch the full clip here.
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