First Published: July 19, 2013 2:48 PM EDT Credit: Getty Images
LOS ANGELES, Calif. —
Caption Harrison Ford is seen onstage at the ‘Ender’s Game’ press conference during Comic-Con International 2013 at San Diego Convention Center on July 18, 2013 in San DiegoDespite rumors and rampant fan speculation that Harrison Ford will return in the upcoming “Star Wars: Episode VII” the actor played it coy when Access Hollywood caught up with him at Comic-Con 2013 in San Diego.
“How does it feel after 30 years – after you wanted Han Solo to die in ‘Return of the Jedi’ – to be playing him again?” Access’ Scott Mantz asked the 71-year-old actor on Thursday, who was on hand to promote “Ender’s Game.”
“Um, uh, uh, hmm,” Harrison mumbled, stopping himself from either confirming or denying Han Solo’s return in the J.J. Abrams-directed “Episode VII.”
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“Say it!” Mantz pressed.
“No… I mean, I won’t say it,” the actor continued.
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Harrison was equally evasive about the idea of another “Indiana Jones” movie or a sequel to “Blade Runner.”
(WATCH: Check out Harrison’s funny faces when asked about the returning to play his most famous characters again!)
As for “Ender’s Game” and appearing at Comic-Con for a second time, the actor was excited to be in the midst of all the fanboys and fangirls.
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“I’m glad to be here with a movie that I think is a really good, good movie,” he told Access. “It was a fun experience for me to be involved in it. I like the work that other people did and I’m pleased to be here.”
“Star Wars: Episode VII” is slated for release in 2015. “Ender’s Game,” with Abigail Breslin and Hailee Steinfeld, hits theaters November 13.
Celebs.com sat down with sci-fi legend Mark Hamill, who is joining Stan Lee’s fan-centric YouTube channel “World of Heroes” as the host of an unnamed podcast.
Hamill gave us his best Harrison Ford, Christopher Lee and Sir Alec Guinness impressions, talked about crazy “Star Wars” fans and tells us who he would have played if he were never cast as Luke Skywalker.
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This is the speech I recorded of David icke at the bilderberg festival. It’s not quite the full speech but most of it. Just not the last little bit at the end. At the start they announce David and then I recorded a bit of David icke getting on to the stage, Before Davids speech. Again this is my view of it and may not be perfect in all places of the video.
Please note that, there will be peoples heads in the way and quite often, people would walk or stand in front of you while filming. This can not be helped, so sorry about that. I was not able to bring my tripod, so some footage may not be completely still and I did move off the target sometimes, for many reasons. I filmed by hand mostly and is not always ideal. While there maybe better footage about, others will have different views or be closer or further away. This is also my own personal recording and the view I had. 🙂
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3. Alan Greenspan (12pm)
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4. George Pataki (1pm)
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5. Charlie Rose (2pm)
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6. Ted Turner (3pm)
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7. Henry Kissinger (4pm)
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8. Jill Abramson (5pm)
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9. Vernon Jordan (6pm)
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Former World Bank President James Wolfensohn
11. Lou Dobbs and Paula Zahn (8pm)
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12. Lord Jacob Rothschild (9pm)
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It would not be an easy feat to fill Hillary Rodham Clinton’s political pumps, but four A-list actresses are vying to try.
Scarlett Johansson, Reese Witherspoon, Amanda Seyfried and Jessica Chastain are reportedly the front-runners to play the former secretary of state in the James Ponsoldt-directed biopic, Rodham.
The film will focus on the former first lady’s early years, chronicling her days as a Washington lawyer in 1974 at the height of the Watergate scandal.
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“They’re all wonderful actresses,” Ponsoldt told The Independent. “We’re very fortunate that a lot of really great actors are interested in playing these roles. We’re in an enviable position.”
He added: “Regardless of people’s political affiliation or how they feel about Hillary Clinton, you don’t find people who question the quality of her intelligence or her drive. I want a wonderful actress who could embody that.”
The film’s release is set to be timed with the 2016 presidential election, where Clinton could be a candidate for the Democratic party.
In celebration of Women In Horror Month, we’re reaching back into the archives to bring you a Q&A with one of Canada’s reigning scream queens, the lovely Ms. Margot Kidder (Black Christmas, Sisters, The Amityville Horror) recorded at the very first Rue Morgue Festival of Fear in 2005.
A brief excerpt ran on Rue Morgue Radio back in the day but here for the very first time anywhere, is the full 45 minute Q&A hosted by the legendary Sir Tomb Dragomir, host of Rue Morgue Radio.
In my view, Ms. Kidder is one of great women of horror (and one of my top celebrity crushes). She was not only drop dead gorgeous and talented but she’s ferociously intelligent, hilarious, politically active and full of attitude. And of course, she’s been through the ringer, both professionally and personally but thankfully, she’s survived to share her war stories – which she does quite candidly for our benefit in this Q&A.
I don’t believe she’s come back to the Festival of Fear since 2005 so perhaps it’s time she paid us another visit!
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