Harrison Ford's Depression Journey to Iconic Roles

0:00It's April 9th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today pop culture powered by AI. Harrison Ford recently shared a raw story from his college days at Ripon College in Wisconsin where depression hit him hard and kept him stuck in his single dorm room. He dragged himself out of bed just long enough to call for a pizza, eat it, toss the box aside and crash again, skipping most classes in rarely, stepping outside. From the few times he made it to a classroom door, he'd touch it and turn right back, feeling more than just down. He called it a social and psychological illness that had him isolated from everyone. Then, a theater class flipped the script. He was shocked to find his so-called geeky classmates were actually the most intriguing people around, pulling him into acting for the first time. That spark launched a 50-year career pack with iconic roles from space mugglers to treasure hunters right up to his latest gig, Abbas Adjacen. Seagull in the just-wrapped third season of shrinking, proving one small step out the

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