Why Humour Matters: Harrison Ford Opens Up About Injecting Laughter into His Roles

The legendary actor opens up about balancing serious drama with comedy and why humor has always been essential in his life.

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Harrison Ford, the iconic 82-year-old actor, recently shared insights into his acting career, highlighting the importance of humor in his work. While promoting his latest project, Apple TV+’s ‘Shrinking’, Ford reflected on the joy he experiences from connecting with people through acting, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Ford, known for his roles as Han Solo and Indiana Jones, revealed that humor has always been a crucial element in his performances. Discussing the blend of comedy and drama in his roles, he said, “The jokes really are the surprise in everything, whether it’s a serious movie or a streaming comedy.” His playful nature shines through in his portrayal of Dr. Paul Rhoades, a therapist in Shrinking, where he finds moments to infuse humor even in serious situations.

Reflecting on his career, Ford mentioned his love for both serious drama and comedy, adding, “I’ve always enjoyed humor. My father was a joke teller, and that love for humor has always been a part of me.” He approaches comedic and emotional scenes with the same mindset, aiming to find balance and connection in his performances.

With the second season of Shrinking set to premiere on October 16 on Apple TV+, fans can look forward to seeing more of Ford’s humor-driven approach to acting.

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