Harrison Ford, 78, looks sprightly as ever in slim fitting jeans and T-shirt… while he runs errands in LA
Harrison Ford looked spry as ever when he was glimpsed surfacing from self-isolation in Los Angeles this Wednesday.
The 78-year-old Star Wars icon could be seen taking a broken lamp into a shop in Santa Monica to have it repaired.
He tucked a navy T-shirt into a pair of dark fitted jeans, rounding off the look with black sneakers and snappy shades.
Errands: Harrison Ford looked spry as ever when he was glimpsed surfacing from self-isolation in Los Angeles this Wednesday
The Indiana Jones icon made sure to take the precaution of wearing a mask as he stepped out amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Harrison will be reprising his role as Indiana Jones in the franchise’s fifth movie which is expected to be out in 2022.
Steven Spielberg was previously going to helm the fifth film, having already directed the first four, but stepped down from the position this February.
Getting it done: The 78-year-old Star Wars icon could be seen taking a broken lamp into a shop in Santa Monica to have it repaired
A source in his camp told Variety he left the project of his own volition out of a desire to let the younger generation tackle the film.
He will apparently remain quite involved as a producer on the movie, which is to be directed by James Mangold of Ford Vs. Ferrari fame.
Screenwriter David Koepp was also in and out of the project and left for the last time with the arrival of James into the director’s chair.
Out and about: He tucked a navy T-shirt into a pair of dark fitted jeans, rounding off the look with black sneakers and snappy shades
‘I tried a couple different versions with Steven and they all had some good stuff about them and they all had some stuff that didn’t work, which happens,’ David explained in an interview with Den Of Geek last month.
‘But it was just very hard to have everybody come together and have all the elements – Steven, Harrison, the script and Disney – come together at once. And it didn’t.’
The film will now be written by Jonathan Kasdan whose father Lawrence wrote the original Indiana Jones film Raiders Of The Lost Ark.