Harrison Ford Defends Movie Star Identity

In a recent GQ interview, Harrison Ford rejected the notion of 'the death of the movie star,' calling it 'rubbish.' He argued that while the landscape of Hollywood has changed, with franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe dominating, talented actors continue to emerge. Ford emphasized that being a movie star is not the core of acting; instead, he identifies as an 'assistant storyteller' focused on collaboration and the quality of the writing. He also expressed excitement about his participation in the Marvel universe, stating that it would be 'silly' to avoid it given its popularity. Despite the changing nature of the industry, Ford maintains that if movies need stars, they will find them. His perspective highlights the evolving role of actors in contemporary cinema, prioritizing storytelling over star status.