ithinkyoushould. Tell Harrison Ford that Sleep Aids Needs a Spokesman. The other night I watched The Hour with George Strombo. “The Bio,” as his guest’s biographical introduction is called, serves to give the highlights of said guest’s career. I was both excited and interested to see what Harrison Ford, given his illustrious film career to date, might bring to the live format nature of the show. So I watched: The. Longest. 5. Minutes. In. Television. History. Ever.
Harrison fidgeted, breathed, mumbled, spoke in a monotone, and barely made eye-contact with the audience or his host. It was excruciating. Apparently, I am not alone in my sentiments. A YouTube video of this segment with HF cannot be found.
Harrison, you’re a likeable enough actor, you’ve never strayed from the good books of the movie-going public, except when you left your wife of XX years for Ally McBeal. But Live TV just isn’t your forte, brother. Instead, I think you might try auditioning for a Sleep-Aid commercial.
totally agree weird and painfull interview.
was it me or was he whispering the whole time? Strombo had to keep it going. i gotta say, the movie doesn’t look very good either. but how can i hate on han solo or indie? sheeet, i guess we all have our time in the sun.
I saw this too last night – and i agree with the others, It was weird and painful to watch…. did he over do the medication ???
http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/Shows/The_Hour/ID=1395247676