Harrison Ford, 78, looks buff in a grey T-shirt displaying his muscled arms as he arrives at LA’s Hawthorne Airport for some flying
He’s confirmed to don the fedora of iconic adventurer Indiana Jones for a fifth time at some point in the future.
And Hollywood leading man Harrison Ford looked as fit as ever on Tuesday, when he was seen arriving via his Tesla to Hawthorne Airport in Los Angeles, California.
The actor and pilot, 78, wore a heather grey t-shirt that showed off his physique and muscular arms, along with dark blue jeans.
Movie star charisma: Hollywood leading man Harrison Ford looked as fit as ever on Tuesday, when he was seen arriving via his Tesla to Hawthorne Airport in Los Angeles
The Star Wars alum also wore black boots.
Harrison completed his look with dark sunglasses, a wristwatch and CDC-recommended face mask in black, in light of the ongoing surge of coronavirus in California.
Ford’s silver grey hair was tousled as he retrieved a suit, briefcase and some papers from his car before heading off on his way.
Ready to go: The actor and pilot, 78, wore a heather grey t-shirt that showed off his physique and muscular arms, along with dark blue jeans
The Fugitive star, who is married to Ally McBeal star Calista Flockhart, last portrayed Indiana ‘Indie’ Jones in the ill-received Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in 2008 opposite Cate Blanchett and Shia LaBeouf.
Fans are hoping that the fifth go-round of the franchise, to be directed by Logan’s James Mangold, is much more like the much loved (and far better) first three entries in the series: Raiders Of The Lost Ark from 1981, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom from 1984, and 1989’s Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Ford, who shares 19-year-old son Liam with Flockhart, also has a project called The Staircase in development.
Better luck next time: The Fugitive star last portrayed Indiana Jones in the ill-received Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in 2008
Classic: Fans are hoping that the currently announced fifth go-round of the franchise will be much more like the much loved (and far better) first three entries; seen here with Sean Connery for Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade in 1989
The television series, currently listed in pre-production, follows a man (Ford) who is accused of murdering his wife after she fell down a staircase.
It’s based on a documentary series of the same name, following the trial of author Michael Peterson, who claimed his wife died after falling down a staircase, though police believed he staged it to look like an accident.
The septuagenarian film star signed onto the show back in November, and it constitutes his first TV series starring role in his illustrious career, as reported by Variety.
Harrison is also father to four other children, from two previous marriages.
Star Wars buddies: Harrison celebrated his birthday earlier this month, and his Star Wars costar Mark Hamill made sure to tweet at him for the occasion
New frontiers: The septuagenarian film star signed onto new show The Staircase back in November, and it constitutes the first TV role in his illustrious career; seen here in February