Harrison Ford celebrates the Oscar nomination of Ke Huy Quan, his co-star in ‘Indiana Jones 2’

Harrison Fordwhich we will soon see in ‘Indiana Jones 5’, had nothing but praise for his old co-star, Ke Huy Quanafter learning of his nomination at the Oscars for ‘Everything at once everywhere’, one of the best films of 2022.

they both met working together in ‘Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom’ and luckily, Ford is much more friendly with his colleagues than Han Solo.

The actor discussed Quan’s incredible news at the premiere of the new Apple TV+ series ‘Unfiltered Therapy,’ in which Ford plays Dr. Paul Rhodes.

When asked about Quan’s nomination for Best Supporting Actor, Ford shared (via ‘Entertainment Tonight’): “I’m very happy for him. He’s a great guy. He’s a wonderful actor. He was when he was little and still is. I’m very happy for him.”

Also expressed excitement about the possibility of Quan appearing in future ‘Indiana Jones’ movies, saying, “That would be great.” Surely, if it appeared in this fifth installment, ‘Indiana Jones 5’ would break all records in history.

When the duo performed together, Quan was only 12 years old. However, last year Indiana Jones and Tapon reunited 38 years laterand showed that time has not changed the bond that unites them.

Ke Huy Quanwhich has gone from old eighties glory to Oscar favourite, shared a truly moving insight into the encounterexplaining: “As I approach, he turns and points his finger at me, with that classic Harrison Ford look. And I’m like, ‘My God, he probably thinks I’m a fan and is going to tell me to stay away from him. ‘ But he looks at me, points at me and says: ‘Are you Stopper?'”

“Immediately, I was transported to 1984, when I was little, and I said, ‘Yes, Indy.’ And he said, ‘Come here,’ and he gave me a big hug. When I hugged him, all the wonderful memories came back to me. I had from shooting. I felt so comfortable. It was incredible, and he’s an incredible man, one of the most generous men on the planet.”