J.J. Abrams Broke His Back Trying to Save Harrison Ford on the Star Wars Set,The Force is with the new "Star Wars" motion picture — however not with its chief.
"Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens" executive J.J. Abrams said Thursday that he crushed his spirit the previous summer in the same on-set episode that Harrison Ford snapped his lower leg.
"There was a pressure driven entryway that went down (on set)," Abrams told John Stewart on "The Daily Show."
"(Passage) was pushed down, and his lower leg went 90 degrees."
The executive then hurried over to help the fallen star, yet he immediately discovered that the dull side regularly prevails."I'm attempting to lift this entryway and I hear a pop (in my back) and I go, 'Gracious, that is odd," Abrams reviewed. "So I go to the specialist two or three days after and he goes, 'Gracious, you have a crushed spirit.'"
Abrams softened the L4 bone up his spine, driving him into a tight, Spandex-like back support. The chief didn't enlighten anyone regarding the harm and wore the prop under his garments, and he rapidly returned to work.
Great, his triumphant return was.
Be that as it may, it was nothing contrasted with the Han Solo performer's superhuman recovery.A couple of months after the fact despite everything i'm wearing this truly senseless back prop under my shirt," Abrams told Stewart. "Harrison Ford from over the stage sprints to me speedier than I will ever run, and he's similar to 'Hey, J.J.!'
He included: "I'm similar to, 'Howdy, Harrison For-goodness it damages to talk that way.'"
In the event that Ford found Abram's distress entertaining, one can dare to dream the chief reacted with, "chuckle it up, fuzzball
"Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens" executive J.J. Abrams said Thursday that he crushed his spirit the previous summer in the same on-set episode that Harrison Ford snapped his lower leg.
"There was a pressure driven entryway that went down (on set)," Abrams told John Stewart on "The Daily Show."
"(Passage) was pushed down, and his lower leg went 90 degrees."
The executive then hurried over to help the fallen star, yet he immediately discovered that the dull side regularly prevails."I'm attempting to lift this entryway and I hear a pop (in my back) and I go, 'Gracious, that is odd," Abrams reviewed. "So I go to the specialist two or three days after and he goes, 'Gracious, you have a crushed spirit.'"
Abrams softened the L4 bone up his spine, driving him into a tight, Spandex-like back support. The chief didn't enlighten anyone regarding the harm and wore the prop under his garments, and he rapidly returned to work.
Great, his triumphant return was.
Be that as it may, it was nothing contrasted with the Han Solo performer's superhuman recovery.A couple of months after the fact despite everything i'm wearing this truly senseless back prop under my shirt," Abrams told Stewart. "Harrison Ford from over the stage sprints to me speedier than I will ever run, and he's similar to 'Hey, J.J.!'
He included: "I'm similar to, 'Howdy, Harrison For-goodness it damages to talk that way.'"
In the event that Ford found Abram's distress entertaining, one can dare to dream the chief reacted with, "chuckle it up, fuzzball
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