Harrison Ford’s confused response to MCU query delights followers
H
arrison Ford has left followers in hysterics over his confused response to a query about his new Marvel character.
The 80-year-old is becoming a member of the MCU taking part in General Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross within the upcoming movies, Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts.
Recently, Ford has been making an attempt to feign off questions on his foray into the comedian guide franchise as he promotes his newest mission, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
And the Hollywood star’s newest try to play coy about his new character has left followers in a tizzy on-line.
During an interview with ComicBook.com, he was requested about Red Hulk, the superpowered alter-ego of his character General Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross.
The journalist mentioned: “The eagle-eyed viewers noticed you were wearing ripped pants. Might we be seeing a Mr Ford as the Red Hulk?”
To which, Ford answered, characteristically nonplussed, “What is the Red Hulk?”
As the journalist defined the Red Hulk’s connection to Ross, Ford continued to faux he didn’t know what she was speaking about and turned to Waller-Bridge to say, “You knew?” in a comical second.
A clip of the interview has since gone viral on social media, with followers taking delight within the movie star’s manner.
One tweeted: “That is the most Harrison Ford response I have ever heard and I love it”.
“I love it when Harrison Ford plays dumb for the media,” one other individual commented.
However, others weren’t so satisfied he was “playing dumb” and speculated that the response was actually a technique to keep away from dropping any plot particulars like Marvel stars earlier than him, particularly Tom Holland and Mark Ruffalo.
“The realist in me says this a NDA thing, but I want to believe he is genuinely asking,” one other fan advised.
A fourth quipped: “If you get Harrison Ford’s sense of humour he is f**king with the interviewer here and doesn’t want to give away spoilers.”