“I could have had a career,” said Harrison Ford when he found out that he was on the list of possible actors for this role
During the dissemination of Captain America: Admirable New World, Harrison Ford He was surprised by a curiosity of his career: the fact that in the 1980s his name would have appeared on a list of possible Batman interpreters of Tim Burton. The actor’s response, known for acid humor, could not have been mockingly.
When asked about the possibility, Ford reacted with surprise and irony: “Oh, shit. I’m sorry. Oh, no. So never came to me. Okay, I could have had a career”He said, pulling laughter from the audience. The comment plays precisely with the opposite of reality, as the actor consolidated himself as one of the biggest names in Hollywood in franchises like Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
Despite not having dressed in the cloak of the dark knight, Ford Now you dive into the universe of superheroes once and for all. He debuted as General Thunderbolt Ross, a post previously played by William Hurt. Asked about the experience, the actor said that talking about the role is harder than interpreting it: “Money serves to silence the part of the brain that thinks ‘I must look like an idiot'”.
Among the games, Ford It also commented on the importance of continuing the work of colleagues and having fun amid the grand stories of Marvel. “It’s a great place to play, let your imagination run free and offer this experience to the public,” he said. When asked about advice for young actors who think about entering this universe, he was straightforward: “Read the contract. Talk to your agent”.
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Source: Rollingstone
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