Harrison Ford did not hold back when asked about his sex life.
“Here’s a question. Maybe you remember this,” Jimmy Kimmel asked Ford, 83, during a Jimmy Kimmel Live! interview on Wednesday, March 11. “Have you ever made love to the soundtrack of one of your films?”
Ford spent a few seconds thinking before delivering an iconic reply.
“Of course I have,” the legendary actor said, which received cheers from the audience and a laugh from Kimmel, 58, who admitted that it was “a dumb question.”
The actor has been married to Calista Flockhart since 2010.
The topic of sex came up after Kimmel asked Ford whether he knew about the stir he caused with a viral moment in Shrinking season 3.
“I don’t know if you even are aware of this, but the internet went bananas for a moment that, as far as I understand, was improvised,” Kimmel said, before showing the clip.
The scene from Shrinking season 3, episode 4, which premiered last month, featured Ford’s character, Dr. Paul Rhoades, singing the Indiana Jones theme song while entering a room. “The GOAT is back,” the character declared in the episode.
“I mean, you come in singing the theme from Indiana Jones,” Kimmel continued. “That was something that you just surprised them with?”
Ford replied, “I don’t remember.”
The actor also didn’t remember the reaction on set when that moment took place.
Ford famously played Indiana Jones in five films, starting in 1981 after George Lucas created the character. He said goodbye to the role in 2023 with one final film, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
“I think we made four great films, but I wanted to close the circle and do one last film about him at approximately my age,” he shared in an interview with Lucasfilm at the time. “I’ve always enjoyed playing him and participating in representing the relationships that he has with his father, with his wife, with the young sidekicks that populate these films.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Kimmel asked Ford to share his “favorite” project that he’s ever worked on throughout his 60-year career.
“No, I can’t do that,” Ford said. “I don’t have a favorite. This is sincere. I don’t have a favorite because I really love the making of a movie, and that’s where I’m satisfied, when we’re making it.”
Ford quipped, “When you see it, it’s been all screwed up. When I did it, it was better than that.”
