“You’re still very good”: Harrison Ford does not believe what a journalist has told him in the presentation of ‘Indiana Jones 5’

‘Indiana Jones 5’ is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated movies of the year. ‘The dial of destiny’, as it has come to be called, has managed to overcome the initial bad omens: that if Spielberg does not direct it, that if the four was already very bad, that if Harrison Ford is too old. The presence of Phoebe Waller Bridge, some CGI to give us Harrison Ford as a young man in several sequences, that farewell character to a legend and very good-looking trailers have recovered the passion and emotion of the fans so that it arrives story before the release date. Although many are already counting the days until June 30, 2023 for something more than the summer holidays, the truth is that there are already several privileged people who have seen the film. Among them our colleague Manu Yáñez, who has reviewed ‘Indiana Jones 5’ after its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.

There, at the Cannes Film Festival, Harrison Ford has passed and posed along with the rest of the film’s team. Beyond accompanying the director, James Mangold, and co-stars like Phobe Waller-Bridge and Mads Mikkelsenthe actor has received the Honorary Palme d’Or of the festival. In France they are treating Ford as what he is, a movie legend, not just Hollywood. The actor has received so much praise that some were not referring to the film he was presenting or his career in general. The actor has gone viral due to his reaction to a question in which a journalist began her speech making it clear that “You’re still very hot.”

The journalist thanked Harrison Ford for the scene in which he takes off his shirt, to later tell him how he is still in shape and if it is true that he is still riding a horse. We still do not know if the journalist in question was Callista Flockhart, Ford’s actress and wife, 22 years his junior. The point was that there was someone very interested in the physique of the 80-year-old actor and his ability to “ride”, you know what I mean. Once the laughter subsided, what could have been an awkward moment was redirected by the actor with humor and irony, assuring that “he can ride a horse whenever they let him” and, above all, “that he has been blessed with that body “. With a final “thanks for noticing,” the actor emerged from the blushing moment as the legend we all know him to be.

Of course, beyond agreeing or not with the question and its correction, we cannot lie. We are all going to be more attentive than before to that sequence without a shirt. ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Fate’ opens in theaters on June 30.