Harrison Ford swears at autograph seekers 

summed up perfectly

Mine!Mine!Mine!

LMAO!!!!!!

They are pathetic POSs.

Or flies on shit. These guys are horrible. Actually manages to make you feel bad for rich and famous people which is hard to do lol

"..erratic vultures*"

But would that get views?

As an actual fan, an autographed raiders poster would obviously be cool, but if I had to pick one, I'd take a pic with the guy and frame it

I couldn't imagine being bothered by people at that level. Must be annoying.

Not fans, business men

Oh ffs grow up. Your pathetic celeb simping needs to end mate, really it does, his 💩 stinks likes yours does

I agree 100%. He doesn't have to sign anything or acknowledge anyone. I'd be pissed if I had posters, cards etc. shoved in my face.

He looks pissed and very annoyed

I wouldn't mind signing autographs for people in public like that. But it's the entitlement of some people like this guy filming that gets me. He reminds me of what are known as frauditors that go around harassing police officers and other government workers, and filming in areas they shouldn't be to get them to react in a certain way for their video content.

if he wasn't a legendary actor it'd be alright

the cost of fame.

@@tobyroyson9336 So you are saying that people have a right to shove shit in Harrison Ford's face? Just because he is famous does not mean he should put up with rude people.

And he doesn't seem like a guy who wants to be stopped

@@jasonnapier2479 Yeah. That's tough.

Truth be told, he likes the attention. Not everyday, in-your-face bombardment of cameras, questions and autograph seekers, but those occasional times when people come up to him and give him some attention. It tells him that he's still relevant and feeds his ego.

yeah, fuck that guy. i havent wanted to punch someone so hard in a long time. then i watched this.

I’ve known you for 14 years. Okay go away now. What a legend

@@kristopherryanwatson - He's a content vulture, but, on the other hand, this documentation of human pathos would not have been readily available on You Tube without him.

@@GarretGrayCamera - He reminds me of the phony friendly guys hanging out in front of convenience stores.

dont worry he got beat-up by the Bodyguards of Cardi-B

Probably you woulda handled that crowd like Ip Man handled those poor 10 black belts!

so is a homeless guy asking for change off anybody.

@@davidlindsay9564 just one question:do you only use RU-vid to reply to comments on this video? Lol

By the way please don’t take that seriously it was a joke

Stfu

@@davidlindsay9564 That is completely different

these losers are selling these signed autographs on ebay I bet

Harrison Ford has been a hero of mine since I was a kid and is one of my all time favorite action heroes (along with Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis and Clint Eastwood). I’d be scared AF asking him for an autograph or even just saying hi to him

Most of these idiots are grown men who just sell the stuff online.

I wouldn't call it laziness dude. There aren't that many great jobs out there, the competition is getting fiercer and the pay ain't that good. Only the fortunate survive. That's why they call it the rat race.

no hassle no it's laziness. In George Lucas' words: they're beggers

true, but so are homeless people.

no hassle It still doesn't give them the right to exploit celebrities.

@@davidcope393 These ebayers need a real fucking job instead. They are ripping fans off by charging $200+ for a Harrison Ford autograph.

@Jim Hogan You have no idea the work it takes, you couldn't keep up with Gio for a day.

It's his way of thinking he's cool. It's quite a stupid thing to say to anything whether they're black or not. Why not just say, "Thank you for your time."

@@CasiodorusRex its his catch phrase, he was a protege of "radio" an old scchool autograph collector. Radio had his, gios is a riff on that, a lot of the celebs get it. I remember Halle Berry said "I will, don't have any choice"

@@davidlindsay9564 Ohhhh, I see. So you're some account dedicated to increasing the PR status of this ridiculous channel. Yeah, well, you fucked up when you tried to argue that it's _harassment for a homeless person to ask for money._

@@seedyoda5714 I have no ties to this channel nor to it's PR. If asking for money isn't harassment then asking for an autograph isn't either. Its easier and safer to sign an autograph than get out your wallet. If you are famous then thats the price of fame.

If he does sign something for you... I would have him make it out to you personally that way he knows you're not going to sell it. 😉

@@officespace7777 if I was an actor I would tell people that I would only sign something if it was personalize to them. 😂

@@officespace7777 if I was an actor I would tell people that I would only sign something if it was personalize to them. 😂

@@tedcharter4804 that takes more time, many a celeb has said "I'm just going to sign my name"

Because it is a dirty thing. Knw why they are using blue instead of black? Because they can reproduce them and make them look more authentic. So they dont want the autographs for them -they want to duplicate and sell them online. Thats whats so sad.

ClickChase well he was in that Jackie Robinson movie

@@souperman7326 Lol even I forgot about 42 for a sec. RIP Chadwick Boseman

He was in 42 and he is American.I know Presidents and rock bands sign baseballs.

42 movie?

@@rubeng370 A movie about Jackie Robinson.

The guy holding the camera was an IDIOT!! and very DISRESPECTFUL. Notice how he runs around the corner and gets more stuff to be signed.....GREED! A baseball???

There is always Always one of these loud obnoxious d bags in crowds.....

“Stay black, Mr. Ford. stay black...”

Total idiot that's what he is.

What the fuck does stay black even mean?

Trust me his name is gio gtvreality biggest con in the world he is what is known as an "ebayer"(not a real fan of anyone looking for a cash out)

There's a bunch of them as you see in the video nyc is filled with scum.

you're pathetic if this is what angers you

He's always been cool to fans, especially considering his status.

What you just said is straight bars

Right, most other celebrities would recognize these jackals as parasites and just keep walking.

lmfao

Wich are those again? I forgot that skit. He just had too much content for me to remember.

The Fumbo Muffin if you notice Ford does his pointing in nearly all his movies.... but hes cool and intimidating at the same time.. Ford is the best period.

Tell Jabba he'll get his money!

@@manictiger Jabba you're wonderful human being

He’s not Han Solo, Han Solo is him

Im dead😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

They're not even fans they're just paparazzi autograph hounds

Also true fans would show up at an appropriate event that he is at and get his autograph not stock him on the street when he’s trying to live his life.

kasser33 I agree with that, they should leave Harrison Ford alone and allow him to enjoy his privacy.

My dad actually. I live in Long Island, NY and my dad saw Ford eating in the same diner as him once. I don’t know what Harrison was doing down here on the island lol. But my dad decided it was best to just leave him be and let him eat in peace.

Yeah right. If any of you saw him you'd fall all over yourself asking him no matter what. You'd "harass" him just like anybody else.

Yeah I think Mark Hamill feels the same way.

How's the weather today?

I know. It's disgusting.

He should have whipped them. All of them.

Well to be fair, these fans are the reason he makes millions through his movies, why shouldn’t people profit from a signature that takes 1 second to write?

Its an memento ,either you like it or you dont , different strokes

@@postersandstuff these people arent keeping it as mementos. They're gonna sell it and exploit both celebs and fans fuck them I wish big truck ran them over

You just got use the ol stuttering in stardom and saying please method. Works everytime

@@greenkidd529 its not exploitation. they are providing a service. Not everybody has access to celebs.

I collect autographs and as long as your patient,polite and don’t try to get multiple items autographed you won’t be seen as an annoying fan

parasites..? that's an insult to parasites.

SuperAvocado but who's going to buy it kid? There's no way to prove that any of this is real I could scribble his name on a poster of Indiana Jones. There's no value to it unless you have it in your hand and he signs it directly to you and even that is not that valuable other than a reminder that you met Harrison Ford on the street once. It doesn't make you friends just because you've ever asked him outside 5 restaurants today.

Dale Stafford it's called getting the COA.

Dale Stafford COA man. This stuff really does happen. Surprised you didn’t know about this considering you just called that guy “kid” condescendingly

Of course people are gonna buy Elvis or other deceased celebs and if you actually bother to study an autograph you can learn the traits : I can see almost immediately if a Streisand is real or not

I remember I got autographs from the people in my favorite musical. I hope they didn’t think I was gonna sell them or sum.

If he REALLY cared, he'd give up flying and hand in his wings.

They’re not fans, they sell these autographs. They may be fans personally but this is all just businesses to them

@Night Owl Productions Wings? Yes, his pilot licence. He's been a real hazard in the sky these past few years, with some near misses and a crash on a golf course. Who raised me? By parents who care about the well being of others. As far as being harassed, truth be told, he likes the attention - like most actors - i.e., having people come up to him asking for his autograph, yelling his name. That's one of the reasons they become an actor.

All these autographs likely went up on Ebay not long after this - those are definitely not fans, but "hustlers" avoiding honest work.

@@yellowblanka6058 Maybe. He's a smart man, but what's he going to do?

@Rough Sleeper Yeah Arnold is a real scumbag.

What a stupid ass question lol

Paparazzi and these idiots are on the same wavelength.

Fuck that question

It establishes a light and breezy mood, if someone ask some drooling fan boy question or got over excited he'd bail. Asking about the weather keeps things casual, like "how are you doing today".

Indy style

In the modern world men aren't allowed to settle their differences with fists #humanityNotmyrace

@@MGrey-qb5xz yAWn 🤡

«Stay black, Mr. Ford.» - Sir, I’m glad I’m not.

who isn't uncomfortable around Jamal, Tyrone, and Dashawn?

Yeah they’re fawkin crazy

like you wouldn't ask him if you saw him?

@@davidlindsay9564 It’s the way they went on about it

@@davidlindsay9564 And these guys didn’t “see” him. They were literally stalking him

The only reason they want autographs is to sell them

Personally I’d just probably strike up a conversation. No pics or autographs. I’m sure just talking is better than “SiGn My PoStEr AnD t ShIrT” and “PiCtUrE tImE.”

They're just parasites trying to make money off his autograph they don't give a shit about him

@Lucas Walker Considering that he’s 80 years old now, I would so want a picture with him more than ever nowadays.

@@TheCeraization When I got Kenny Baker's autograph at a con, he actually asked me "Are you sure you don't want a photo or anything?" Damn I wish I'd taken him up on it now.

good cuz you are not

Thats why I'd have a fake name and very rarely show my face

Sterlin Charles, if you were in that situation, you would probably want his autograph just as much as everyone else does.

@@michelartois807 Lol Michel, made me laugh so much, hahahah

Absolutely! Because you would've been the world's new Elvis if you wanted to!

I guess the key is to only be famous to famous people lol

He looks happy to see Radio and he tells him he is looking good and smiles.

I think most celebs are respectful and like their fans. When they are not it is normally situations like this where people just push it way to far and they are justifiably upset. Or maybe they would prefer to control their name and make money from it. Nothing wrong with that either in my opinion. Why should they sign crap just so someone else can sell it.

He was getting annoyed

@@biteme263 yeah that and i'm sure they get caught at times that aren't exactly the best of times so they're not gonna be roses and buttons to begin with .. then you gotta deal with a bunch of over zealous hustlers .. like not even fans ..clearly seekers .. a fucking guitar board? really?!

depends on how and where you ask. Sports guys are by and large dicks, always have been. Outside of NY and LA its not as chaotic. Harrison is a big name doesn't live there, so when he is there, he gets hit up. thats how it is.

These people are pathetic fucks. Can't empathize with dead-brains stalkers motivated by the money/views they hope to get from invading a dude's personnal space.

Yeah like be patience respectfull and just ask it once if his filling to give it be happy if not respect it its simple

The price you pay for being a celebrity

lol, yeah, you go and feel sorry for someone who has made $230 million because fans went to the cinema and watched his movies, bought DVDs... then had the cheek to ask him to take a pen and sign his name. And what if they do sell them? Harrison Ford worked out a deal where he made MILLIONS from getting a percentage of Star Wars action figures and toys. Some of these guys are only doing the same... making money. If people want to buy signed memorabilia from them then so be it, they've clearly seen an opportunity the same way he did thru merchandise. People feeling sorry for celebrities, give me a break.

define "Fan". Everybody likes HF.

...and know where someone is going to be is not stalking, public street.

David Lindsay Oh piss off you disgusting saddo! Not everyone is ignorant and pathetic like you are!

@@davidlindsay9564 Lol, where did you get the idea that somebody can't be stalked when they're in a public place? That is ludicrous. Better tell the courts they have to exclude public places from restraining orders because if you're in a public place, you can't be stalked. Stalking has everything to do with unwanted attention/presence and nothing to do with the venue. Harrison Ford was gracious enough to sign autographs for this crowd of jackals, but he would have been perfectly within his rights to walk away, and he could absolutely press charges if somebody persistently dogged him through the streets of the city.

@@arjanpatel4895 Why would you call someone you don't know a saddo? Why would you call me ignorant and pathetic?

Should have just kept walking, he already showed them way more patience than they deserved.

Nihilist He’s actually a very private guy. He’s not really to keen on handling large overbearing and pushy crowds Which is why he always gots ta CHEWBACCOUTTTAHEYA

He would have shot first

I'm Hans solo in the bathroom.🤣🤣

@@campfreddy3547 Han shit first.

It's the time I wish he'd been Deckard; i.e. he'd deck them and be hard. The little parasites need a good beating.

ikr

Would be interesting to see how say, Sean Penn would have dealt with people like this, lol.

I’ll be dead.

I counted 29 times...

Nope, I sort of need my liver

Wow you must be a poet or a songwriter 😂

wooaah good one

Yes, that was the worse bit of harassment I think I've ever seen. He was lucky to get out alive.

I don't think he likes being in the public at all to be honest. I don't even think he understands why he is famous or wants it. I am sure he likes the money but I don't think he likes doing interviews or stuff like this much.

❤❤❤

When 3 plus people have sent their stuff to Gio to get signed and paid a lot, it's not. He has more than one movie doesn't he? Who wouldn't want a Han Solo,And Indy, and a Blade Runner. or whatrver.

@IPA SOLÉ 3

@IPA SOLÉ one who love them and want to renmber

@IPA SOLÉ like kids

@IPA SOLÉ I now but would it be nice?

I don't think this tells you what kind a person Ford is, but it's certainly revealing of the cameraman.

Those "few people he missed" they are all vultures, they sell this stuff on ebay.

...supply and demand.

....actually he hasn't. Besides the more he signs the more that are out there, the less of a demand and the more he is left alone. He did some private signings and a lot of people got their stuff signed and are less inclined to try for him.

46 actually because of Star Wars.

....which is most of the time. He knows the deal.

You know he wanted to, and the guy well deserved it.

And his annoying laughter

I have a number of signed pictures. But they are from controlled environments. Where they are specifically somewhere signing. Or a lot of autographs I get through the mail. Getting an autographed through the mail feels a lot better. You can write a real nice personal letter to them. You can send the picture that you want signed. And sometimes they'll write you back and thank you for your letter. 😉

@@officespace7777which celebrities mailed u

In the context of this autograph scrum, it means nothing. I've been racking my brains to come up with a logical explanation. Maybe the guy filming uses that as his catch phrase or something.

Harrison isn't doing any cons, and only recently did a send in for a grand per ink. You have no idea how it "really works".

David Lindsay yes this is how it really works. 100% guarantee you wouldn’t want to be harassed by a mob every time you went out in public. Think before you write ur comment.

@@Ethan839 No, it is not. You think HF is ever going to do a signing and/or photo op at a con? $1000 send ins are all you can expect. hopefully that'll happen again. As far as me being famous....Maybe I would, maybe I wouldn't like it. I would accept that it is a part of the deal. As HF said "you give up certain things and gain certain things in return what I have gained is substantial". He obliges for as long and as much as he wants to. You don't understand the way it works. exhibit A. guy went up to Paul Simon at baggage claim asked for an ink, he said "nah" and waved his hand away. About 10 secs later a guy walked up and asked him Simon said "Nah" The guy said "Oh please I'm a huge fan" Simon said "Ah ok" as he was signed he nodded his head toward the guy walking off and said "he must not have wanted it too bad". Sometimes you have to work for it a little. In this video going in HF sees Radio, remembers him, and Radio doesn't push it, when HF comes back out he signs for Radio, knowing what he does with them, and then the other people get what they can. If you want an HF ink, Be there. Do what it takes. I did. I got my 2 inks and photo with, and it went great. I got a one on one meet in NYC with HF in 98. I can also say it was a positive experience for me, AND him. So you should think, and know who you are dealing with before you comment.

David Lindsay he probably signed it to get him to go away. Not like you would care though. You seem to be taking the side of the paparazzi. What I find most disturbing about this video is that Mr. Harrison was just trying to go to some appointment he had when he was bombarded by all of these people. And you can complain all you want about how it really works, my point still stands. And guess what, if he doesn’t go to conversations then you don’t get things signed. That simple. Celebrities are not gods, they are people, you can live without Harrison’s signature on ur Star Wars lunch box. I realize though the only reason you are saying these things is because you yourself do it, but just put yourself in their shoes, imagine ur life but with the added mess. I’m done arguing with you though because I know you are not gonna change your mind about this and I have said what I have needed to say. Have a nice day.

@@Ethan839 LOL. Autograph getters are not Papparazi. He is going to an appointment, and signed some autographs, as is expected when he is in NYC. He saw Radio, he knows Radio, the guy has been a collector and seller for decades, the celebs know him, they sign for him when they don't sign for anybody else, his had bit parts in movies like Zoolander. He's like a mascot, they consider him good luck when he is at film sets. HF doesn't go to conventions. So I did my homework back in 1998, made connections with people in the know, booked my flight, did something that put me ahead of the game to ensure things went smooth. I got my photo with HF, I got a one on one meeting, private conversation and i got my 2 autographs. It went fine for him and for me. I know this because of people in the loop/his management. It's not wishful thinking. Some people laughed at me for doing it, as it ran me about $450 for the trip. Now the same people who laughed then are calling me now wanting in on the action. Dude you got any of those Star Wars autographs.? As well as the people paying a grand for a send it. I was smart, ahead of the game. I didn't get a lunchbox signed, don't be silly, I got a scene cast photo signed (with Guinness) one of less than 10 known. Worth a lot personally and financially. Sure, I'll put myself in Harrison's shoes, but that includes his pants and the wallet in his back pocket. Yeah, I can handle it. Having to stop and scribble your name here and there isn't that big a deal when you have dynasty wealth. I did consider how he felt about things, its too much to get into, but he was going to bend a rule for me, and I gave another option and he said "THAT would be great, that would be even better". So he didn't have to break the rule. Yeah, "they are just people" Yeah they are, but we all have our childhood heroes. People like you say "I would never trouble so and so" Yeah, you wouldn't because you would never see them, Same type of person who will sit next to some 2nd string sports guy on a flight and tell stories about it forever. The kind of guy who would say "I would never trouble Stevie Nicks for an autograph" and then says "Oh my gosh look its Troy Dungan (local TV weather guy). and sprints across the room. There is someone you like you'd fan boy out if you met them.

and that means 10 fans buy them, and that means 10 less people in the world will bug HF potentially.

@@davidlindsay9564 again that's not true. Mark Hamill stopped signing through the mail and in person outside of convention appearances because people like the ones in the video will take an original signature and use it to forge the signature on other items including fake props. It's a huge problem and costs fans millions of dollars a year in fraud. Even if legit why would a scribbled name with one hand while standing up and being crowded be of any real value to a fan? People will pay for it but these parasites aren't doing any favours for anybody. I bet Harrison Ford would rather sign for 3 x as many people one the sidewalk if they were all real fans who will go home excited with a single signed poster as a cherished memento.

@@patrickmurray9359 That was after Hamill spent decades signing anything and everything in person and through the mail, for free and he was well aware that people were possibly selling them. He would tell people I don't mind signing all these but if you sell any of these keep the price low for fans. he once signed a stack of photos for a dealer guy, and some kids came up, and they didn't have anything, and mark nodded to the guy, and the guy nodded back, and Mark gave each of the kids one of the photos, then he told the guy "thanks, Got anymore? I'll be glad to sign them". I never bought one when they were as cheap as $25 as I wanted to get my stuff signed myself. He NEVER did the con circuit much in the 70s 80s 90s even 2000s. Then suddenly when the money got to be crazy he started do the shows. Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford are 2 different things. I booked a flight I made a plan, I went to NYC, and I got Harrison Ford in 98. I got my 2 and a photo with. If I hadn't done that, I'd have been glad to have paid one of these guys to get my stuff done. In fact, If he wasn't doing official signings I would maybe pay one of there guys to get some things finished. Be glad there are people doing this as they get more out there into the world, and demand goes down, as does the price. You wish you had an Alec Guinness? Thank "people like this" and "people like me", who were getting multiples, so they aren't THAT hard to find now. Otherwise they'd be like trying to find a Sebastian Shaw or worse. If I met a guy who got a hundred from Jack Purvis, I'd thank him for doing it even if he had sold them all.

@@patrickmurray9359 That's is ridiculous, there are thousands of examples of Mark's signatures online, and even before the internet, there was plenty of merch with pre-printed signatures where people could do that with. Thats sounds like some Mark PR, because yes there are fakes, but if he cast aspersions on the Hamill inks out there as a whole, then who does that benfit the most? Him, people will be more leary, and more likely to go directly to him. To his credit people can tweet him and ask about them, which is nice of him. Why would a scribbled signature be of any value to a real fan? Because it IS! People send items they need Harrison on to these guys you call parasites, and pay them to get their item signed. They are putting forth more effort than you are to get these signed. If you knew one of these "parasites" and you visited NY,you'd be begging and paying them to help put you in the spot to meet HF. Lets say Harrison would do that. OK, where are these "real fans"? Why aren't they there, instead of these guys. One of the guys in this video is Radio. ALL the celebs sign for radio, even when they don't sign for anybody, even though they know he is selling them. So if you had your friend who wasn't a SW wait outside to get an autograph for you, and Harrison quized him and he failed as he was not a fan. You would be ok with that? These guys get autographs, because people want them. Have you ever met Harrison Ford? Has he ever denied you an autograph? And told you this is why? No. You are speculating on hypothetical situations and other peoples motivations for doing or not doing things. You are jealous of people who have opportunities that you don't have. And judging them. I went to New York, I got my 2 inks from HF, and photo with. You just don't know what you are talking about. Harrison knows full well some of these people are selling. But he also knows where they end up. He would rather sign 5 for Radio, than want to deal with 5 fans who would want to geek out on him. He is a nice man, and he does what he wants. He stopped the car on the street for me and called me over, (long story), this was in 1998. Got my 2 inks and a photo with. I geeked out on him at the end. You don't know what you are talking about, and I do. If one of these "parasites" had been in the UK and gotten a hundred Sebastian Shaw or Jack Purvis autographs they should have a medal pinned on them. We would ALL be better off.

exactly

Yeah, videos like this really serve to underline the negative aspects of celebrity/corporate culture.

George Lucas handled them better than Ford did

Well, it's that or get an actual job, and they have weed and new hats/sneakers to pay for after all.

Really! I agree the guy is the worst no respect.

What does mean that expression ? I'm not from USA.

@@danieldejesus7913 - In this context, it is meaningless. So, don't worry about it.

....He doesn't do cons. I guess the only autographs you ever got were at cons huh?

@@davidlindsay9564 then he doesn't have to sign anything then. The celebs who go to cons get PAID.

@@GetToDaChoppa-k5r then they shouldn't be celebrities, it comes with the territory. They know it. He doesn't HAVE to sign anything, but he will still be asked, that's how it goes. Money isn't a concern for him, but he has done 2 send in signings and the price started at 800, so he gets paid. . If you saw Harrison Ford at the grocery store you'd ask him for an autograph and you know it. You just think the "only way" it should be if its the only way that you can do it. weak.

@@GetToDaChoppa-k5r unless they are promoting something. They don't HAVE to sign, on the street or do cons, but in the long run it is in their best interest to do so.