Harrison Ford was all of us as he couldn’t resist a snack during the SAG Awards.
The 82-year-old actor got a tongue in cheek telling off from his Shrinking co-star Jessica Williams after he was spotted eating during her speech in the event’s annual I Am An Actor introduction.
‘Los Angeles is known as the city of dreams, and sure enough all my dreams have come true here,’ she began as she reflected on her big break.
However, the Indiana Jones and Star Wars legend could be seen in the background putting what looked like a giant crisp in his mouth.
He didn’t appear to realise he was on camera, but once he did, he slowly placed it back on his plate.
The audience started to laugh, and Jessica clocked what was happening.
‘I told him to turn away,’ she giggled, jokingly shouting at her pal and teasing: ‘Don’t look!’
Ever the pro, she continued her speech: ‘From my dream of preparing in a Starbucks bathroom before an audition to my dream of crying in a Del Taco bathroom afterwards.
‘But more than just a dream factory, this city has always been my home. I am Jessica Williams. I’m L.A.-born and bred, and I am an actor.’
After her segment ended, she jokingly shook her castmate as he laughed and hugged her.
Viewers are home loved the wholesome moment between the pair, and Harrison’s low key approach to the evening.
‘Zero f**ks given, been in the game long enough not to have to follow the rules,’ fan @stormcabbirds tweeted.
‘That’s so funny how he slowly puts it back down,’ wrote @Scopey_13Alt , while @Palfatine praised his ‘impeccable’ comedic timing.
And @Zoyaa_khani laughed: ‘Iconic moment. Who else would eat like that in front of the camera?’
‘He can do what he wants,’ quipped @Lizzle_McNizzle’, as @lesborahvance said: ‘Harrison Ford always looks like he’s having the time of his life.’
As well as his work on Shrinking, Harrison has been busy with Marvel’s Captain America: Brave New World, and another show 1923.
During a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, he gave a typically deadpan response when asked when he plans to stop working.
‘When you forget my name,’ he quipped, while joking he was ‘a little bit too everywhere for my sensibilities’.
However, when it comes to his current stretch of projects, he explained: ‘I ran into a vein of really good writing, and I thought I’d take advantage of it, and I’m really glad I did.’
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