In getting smaller Harrison Ford stars as Phil, a sarcastic psychologist who happens to follow Jimmy, his grieving colleague and friend.
In anticipation of its big return to theaters on June 28 Indiana Jones and the Reaper of Fates By James Mangold, Harrison Ford delivers surprises in the comedy series Getting upset. The 80-year-old actor plays Dr. Phil Rhodes, a benevolent, sarcastic and very secretive psychologist who happens to follow Jimmy Laird, his colleague and friend, into mourning. The latter, played by Jason Segel (the unforgettable Marshal Eriksen in How I Met Your Mother)decays after the death of the wife.
Supported by his family and a somewhat intrusive neighbor, he decides to take his own life for the sake of himself and Alice, his teenage daughter. Professional side? He begins to waltz all ethics and training, revealing their four truths to his patients and sometimes going so far as to interfere in their private lives. Besides revealing some irresistible (but not enough) scenes with anxious patients, getting smaller created by the creators of the hit series Ted Lasso, Harrison Ford offers a tailored and unrepeatable role.
Cowboy
But this anti-in therapy, who finally invites you to sit on your sofa, will not be the only appearance of the legendary actor; Star Wars in a row. Also expected 1923spin-off of the series Yellowstone. In this western set in the United States and during the prohibition of the Great Depression, he plays Jacob, the patriarch of the Dutton dynasty. A cowboy with his wife Kara (played by Helen Mirren) will try to protect his land and farms from predators. Due on Paramount+ in the spring, 1923 already promises a second season. Long live Harrison Ford on our small and big screens.
Worryingcreated by Jason Segel, Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein, with Harrison Ford, Jason Segel, Jessica Williams… January 27 on Apple TV+.
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