Harrison Ford Comic-Con, The cast and producers of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" appeared another off camera reel and teased some new data Friday at Comic-Con about the exceedingly cryptic film to a joyful Hall H group of onlookers.
Producer J.J. Abrams and Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy were in the long run joined in front of an audience by "Star Wars" veterans and "Power Awakens" stars Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher.
Passage, showing up since his plane crash in March left him hospitalized and harmed, guaranteed the gathering of people and host Chris Hardwick that he was fine. The effectively volatile group blasted when Ford, the last to be presented, exited.
Situated by Hamill, the blunt Ford was not reluctant to discuss his hesitance to return to the universe of "Star Wars" and the character of Han Solo.
"It ought to have felt silly, it was 30 years back," Ford said. "I kind of grew up."
He never suspected that he'd do another film after the first set of three.
Producer J.J. Abrams and Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy were in the long run joined in front of an audience by "Star Wars" veterans and "Power Awakens" stars Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher.
Passage, showing up since his plane crash in March left him hospitalized and harmed, guaranteed the gathering of people and host Chris Hardwick that he was fine. The effectively volatile group blasted when Ford, the last to be presented, exited.
Situated by Hamill, the blunt Ford was not reluctant to discuss his hesitance to return to the universe of "Star Wars" and the character of Han Solo.
"It ought to have felt silly, it was 30 years back," Ford said. "I kind of grew up."
He never suspected that he'd do another film after the first set of three.
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