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Hollywood icon Harrison Ford has shared his experiences working with Taylor Sheridan on the hit Western drama 1923, after only signing on so he could work with co-star Helen Mirren again.
Per TheWrap, Ford described the experience as a “revelation,” and praised Sheridan’s drive and ambition. He then revealed his delight at teaming with Mirren again, after they first appeared opposite in 1986’s The Mosquito Coast. Check out Ford’s comments below, and a quote from Mirren:
“Well, for me, it was a revelation. I took the job only because my friend there had signed up already, and knowing her, the wisdom of her choices and the opportunity that she alone presents. Forget about the script, I signed on knowing some of what Taylor had done, having had a very, very detailed conversation with him on our one meeting prior to shooting. He didn’t have anything really, except an ambition and a feeling that this was really an opportunity that couldn’t be denied.”
Mirren supported his comments, praising Sherida, the show, and her co-star.
“When the scripts arrived, it was like a journey into the unknown, but as Harrison said, one had seen the work that Taylor had done before, so you knew you were in very, very good hands. You knew you were not going to be betrayed. He is an extraordinary writer and person, because he does it all himself. It’s not like you’re a part of a whole writing team of people. It’s one man. It’s one man’s vision and voice, which is so distinctive and so beautifully constructed.”
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Source: TheWrap
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