Edgerton, 50, who has starred in films such as Baz Luhrmann’s “The Great Gatsby” and directed “Boy Erased” and “The Gift,” spoke about working with Ford, 82, in an interview with Variety published on Tuesday, the same day the promos for Glenmorangie Scotch Whisky were released.

Harrison Ford has played his fair share of action hero roles in the last five decades, but he is taking things a little easier in his new role. No, obviously not his upcoming appearance as Thaddeus Ross/Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World,

Whether as Blade Runner’s Deckard, mulling the meaning of artificial life, or Indiana Jones numbing the bruises of another 12 rounds spent bashing Nazis,

Glenmorangie revealed a new campaign for its single malt Scotch whisky, in which Harrison Ford travels to Scotland and embraces its culture – including wearing a kilt.

The Glenmorangie campaign also featured Justin O’Shea as creative director, Lachlan Bailey as photographer, and Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Christine Centenera as stylist. It marked both Ford’s first trip to the Scottish Highlands, and his first time working with Edgerton, two experiences which he enjoyed.

Once Upon a Time in Scotland,’ from film-maker Joel Edgerton, takes viewers behind-the-scenes as the Hollywood actor journeys to the Highlands.

The Star Wars actor praised the 'unpretentious and amusing' commercials, which show the production of two top whiskies in Tain, Highlands.

How far would you go for some great Scotch whisky? For Harrison Ford, the answer is that he'll go all the way to Scotland. In a new ad campaign for Glenmorangie Scotch, Ford appears in a kilt, surrounded by bagpipes,