Harrison Ford, on third marriage, says ‘old people can love too’ as he shares what he's learned
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Harrison Ford, 83, shares insights about love and marriage during NPR interview, discussing his relationship with wife Calista Flockhart and lessons learned.
"Old people can love, too. You know, you think about falling in love and all of that business, you think it’s the business of youth or something, you know, and staying in love is the issue." Lori Bashian is an entertainment production assistant for Fox News Digital.
"Old people can love, too," he said. "You know, you think about falling in love and all of that business, you think it’s the business of youth or something, you know, and staying in love is the issue. Maintaining, nurturing, basically, not f------ up."
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