Harrison Ford might have a famously grumpy disposition, but only once was he convinced that bloody murder was the only solution to his problems.

She gets where the jokes are and she doesn’t require a lot of talk about it. With her, I think of Yoda: ‘There is no talk, only do.’ She’s stretched my imagination. Wow, look at Harrison Ford talking about Yoda willy nilly!

In a conversation with GQ, Ridley Scott shared that the big guns behind Blade Runner seemingly took a little convincing when it came to casting Harrison Ford.

Appearing alongside Ford are the real Glenmorangie distillery team — who embraced their first experience of acting under the guidance of a global cinematic legend — while the brand’s flagship whiskies, Glenmorangie Original 12 Years Old and Glenmorangie Infinita 18 Years Old also take on a starring role.

Next up, Gascón is headed to the 2025 Critics Choice Awards, taking place Jan. 26, where she’s nominated for best actress alongside Cynthia Erivo ( Wicked ), Marianne Jean-Baptiste ( Hard Truths ), Angelina Jolie ( Maria ), Mikey Madison ( Anora) and Demi Moore ( The Substance ).

A little under five months after Harrison Ford was spotted in Scotland staying at the Glenmorangie House, the actor has been unveiled as the star of an ad campaign for the iconic scotch whisky brand.

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Whether as Blade Runner’s Deckard, mulling the meaning of artificial life, or Indiana Jones numbing the bruises of another 12 rounds spent bashing Nazis,

Director Ridley Scott sat down with GQ magazine for a retrospective video interview and revealed that the financiers on his 1982 sci-fi thriller Blade Runner originally questioned his decision to cast Harrison Ford in the lead role.

"Ford had not been given much of a chance, particularly since Star Wars, to show what he was made of," Deeley is quoted as saying in Future Noir: The Making of Blade Runner. "Both Ridley and I felt Deckard's curious mixture of emerging sensitivity and hard-boiled bureaucracy would offer an excellent chance for Harrison to do that."