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Michael Urie explains that while he and Jason Segel were giving a 'Tony Award' worthy performance of 'The Confrontation' in 'Shrinking,' all eyes were on Harrison Ford in the back seat. Find out how the legendary actor conveyed every human emotion without saying a single word.
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00:00When Bill Lawrence came to my trailer and explained the bit to me, I was like, from Les Miserables?
00:04Yeah, I know it. Who am I? Am I Valjean or am I Javert? Just name it. I can do
00:08it. I'm ready.
00:09And Jason and I both were giddy. It was sort of a party trick that he already knew.
00:15Like he could do it. And of course I could do it. And Harrison knew nothing.
00:21He basically knew nothing about it. He didn't know. I don't think he'd ever seen Les Mis.
00:25He had no idea what we were going to do. And even though Jason and I are going for the
00:31Tony Award,
00:32all you can look at is Harrison. He is in the back going through every human emotion.
00:39He is delighted. He is moved. He is scared because we're singing and driving.
00:52He can give every single human emotion on his face with no words in the backseat.
01:01Did you guys make that up?
01:03Yep, we did. We made it up.
01:04We made it up.
01:05We made it up.
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