In the first film, The Raiders of the Lost Ark, one of. He was on television in the earlier part of his career and he did, famously, join The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles for an episode but this is different. Harrison Ford s iconic swashbuckling character Indiana Jones has gotten through countless attacks, escapades and traps throughout the years.
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We’re used to him tackling franchises and exploring the same big-screen character time and time again but a television series is a different ball game entirely. Again, this is the first time we’ll see Ford in a more serialized format. Pair that with my love for Ted Lasso and the work of Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein and Jason Segel and this is a dream come true that I didn’t even know I had. So to now see him taking on a recurring role in a television series is a pretty big deal. Prior to coming to work at The Mary Sue, I used to host a podcast called The Fordcast: A Harrison Ford Podcast where we went through Harrison Ford’s entire filmography because I have had a lifelong appreciation for his work. IMDb does have Goldstein writing on Shrinking as well!
His character will be unpacking what his diagnosis means and how he’ll cope with the change in his life and his relationship to his friends, family, and co-workers.įor fans of Ted Lasso, the producing team does include both Bill Lawrence (who produced the show) and Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent on the show and is also a writer and a co-producer of the series. Phil Rhodes, another doctor in Jimmy’s practice (along with a third character named Gaby) who has recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s. In return, his honesty (while against his training and ethics) begins to help make actual changes in people’s lives as well as his own. That’s changing with the new Apple TV+ series Shrinking from Ted Lasso‘s Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein! According to The Hollywood Reporter, Shrinking, which also stars Jason Segel as Jimmy, is centered around a grieving therapist (Segel) who begins breaking rules and telling patients what he really thinks instead of what he’s supposed to say to them in sessions. Harrison Ford has led quite the storied career, but it’s never included an ongoing role in a television show.
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