Andy Serkis: Harrison Ford is a ‘trouper’

By Tribute News on July 14, 2014 | 4 Comments

Andy Serkis says Harrison Ford is a ''trouper." The Dawn of the Planet of the Apes star is appearing alongside the big screen veteran in Star Wars Episode VII and he described him as a tough man after fracturing his leg during a recent shoot. Asked if he saw the incident, Andy said: ''No, I didn't. Poor guy. But apparently he's been - pardon the pun - a real trouper. He wants to get back on set as quickly as possible and get on with it.'' Harrison was injured while filming the latest installment of the space saga after he hurt his leg on the door of the Millennium Falcon spaceship. He told the Independent on Sunday newspaper's New Review magazine: ''That's the one thing that's possibly safe to say - JJ is absolutely, 100 per cent honoring the original three movies. It's filled with the love and sensibility of those films.'' While Harrison has already been confirmed as reprising his role as rogue smuggler Han Solo in the first instalment of the new trilogy, Andy is having to remain tight-lipped about what part he'll be playing. However, asked if he was going to be related to fan-favorite bounty hunter Boba Fett, he admitted: ''I can probably safely safe that I'm not related to Boba Fett.''

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