Harrison Ford, who turned 82 this summer, is still in no hurry to retire. “Han Solo” has a pressing need to make movies.
Even though Ford is married and has several children, he can get lonely. His work keeps him connected. “I get to connect with people on set. It’s a lot of fun to work with them,” Ford told Vanity Fair.
Recently, fans have suspected that Ford has a serious illness. He has noticeable difficulties in signing autographs. The Indiana Jones star’s hands do not obey him well.
This year, Harrison Ford played a psychotherapist in the comedy series Downsizing. In the story, he portrayed Dr. Phil Rhodes, a pioneer in the field of cognitive behavioral therapy who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The second season of the project will air in mid-October.
