Fans can't get enough of Margot Robbie during candid interviews. The actress tends to be as real as it gets. That has been evident on many occasions, like Margot feeling the need to laugh after Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio revealed they are often mistaken for Matt Damon.
There was another interview moment in particular that went viral on The Graham Norton Show. Robbie showed her joy for Harrison Ford being among the panel of actors. We'll take a closer look at how the moment between the two played out, and what film Robbie called her favorite from the actor.
In addition, Ryan Gosling was also in on the interview alongside Robbie and Ford. We're also going to take a closer look at Gosling's relationship with Ford during their time together in Blade Runner 2049. Surprisingly, Ford was excited to work with Gosling for a particular reason, as we'll reveal.
Margot Robbie Revealed Her Favorite Harrison Ford Film Is Not Indiana Jones
We'll get to Margot Robbie's excitement over Harrison Ford in a bit. However, let's discuss the fact that Robbie's favorite work from the actor isn't Indiana Jones but instead, Six Days, Seven Nights. Even Ford was surprised by this, and jokingly revealed that he still had leftover copies of the film.
As it turns out, Ford made an even bigger contribution to that particular film behind the scenes, as Anne Heche recalls. At the time, the actress was making headlines everywhere for her relationship with Ellen DeGeneres, and it almost wound up costing her the career changing role.
Heche reveals, "I would not have gotten that movie [Six Days, Seven Nights]. He called me the day after they said I wasn't going to get it, because I took Ellen to the [Volcano] premiere, and Harrison Ford, he was a hero. He said, 'Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn who you're sleeping with. We're going to make the best romantic comedy there is and I'll see you on the set."
The Ivan Reitman film enjoyed strong success at the box office, bringing in $164 million. While it also inspired the likes of Margot Robbie.
Margot Robbie Admitted That Sitting Next To Harrison Ford On The Graham Norton Show Felt "Weird"
The Graham Norton Show is usually loaded with A-list type guests. This particular episode saw Cate Blanchett, Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie. It seems like Margot might've been the most excited of the group, given that she was a big fan of Ford's work.
As he always does, Graham Norton let this be known to Ford, and it would lead to Robbie feeling embarrassed. The hilarious moment can be viewed below posted to The Graham Norton Show's YouTube channel.
Fans took to the interview positively, praising both Harrison Ford and Margot Robbie.
"Margot Robbie getting flustered over meeting Harrison Ford is the best and wholesome thing ever!"
Another fan details their experience of working alongside Ford, making mention that the actor is just as classy off-camera.
"I have worked as a behind the scenes grunt on a few movies with Mr. Ford. Each day he arrives early, and at the beginning of a shoot he makes it a point to remember as many names of the cast and crew as he can. He puts on no airs whatsoever and he is kind and courteous to everyone right down to the people in craft services. He’s a legend who didn’t let any of his fame go to his head. Class."
Speaking of actors getting to work with Ford, there was another face in the interview that got to spend months alongside Ford. We're talking none other than Ryan Gosling.
Margot Robbie's Co-Star Ryan Gosling Had A Positive Working Relationship With Harrison Ford
Both Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford got along just fine, and that was especially evident during their interviews together. Ford revealed during his interview with CBS News that even before they appeared together on-screen, he felt as though he'd hit it off alongside Gosling.
"I met him once or twice casually. But I knew his work. I loved his ambitions. I loved his choices. I loved the filmmakers he chose to work with when he could have had much more obvious choices and I loved what it produced ... But the producers had been thinking about him anyway so it didn't matter what I thought."
The 2017 Denis Villeneuve film Blade Runner 2049 received strong reviews, with Rotten Tomatoes rating the film with an 88% approval rating. At the box office, the film was able to recoup its massive budget of $185 million and then some, with $267 million at the gate.
Ana de Armas, Jared Leto, Sylvia Hoeks, Mackenzie Davis and Dave Bautista were other notable names to appear in the film.
