Harrison Ford, 83, looks slender on LA outing after Shrinking co-star Jason Segel called actor 'handsome'

Harrison Ford looked slim during an outing in Los Angeles on Wednesday as he stopped by a Chevrolet car lot to look for a new truck. 

The 83-year-old actor - who recently looked sporty in spandex shorts on a bicycle ride - could be seen checking out a variety of vehicles during the lowkey excursion this week. 

It comes not long after his Shrinking castmate Jason Segel called the Indiana Jones star 'handsome.'

Ford kept it casual wearing a pair of classic denim jeans which were secured with a belt as well as a light blue button up. 

He additionally slipped into a pair of black shoes and completed his look with a pair of black shades. 

The Hollywood icon was guided by a salesperson as he looked at trucks parked on the outdoor lot in the city. 

Ford has been keeping busy and recently reprised his role of Dr. Paul Rhoades in the third season of the Apple TV+ series Shrinking. 

The show was co-created by Segal as well as Brett Goldstein and Bill Lawrence - and has garnered critical praise since its initial premiere in 2023. 

Segel and Goldstein both also star in the show alongside Jessica Williams as well as Christa Miller. Michael J. Fox took on a guest role in the latest season which began airing on January 28. 

During a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter published on Wednesday, Segel admitted that he is staggered by Ford's good looks at the age of 83. 

'I was just doing a little bit of ADR [Automated Dialogue Replacement] and Harrison Ford came on screen. I was like, "Oh, my God, he's so handsome."'

He added, 'It's really insane to me that at 83 years old, if I was in a bar and it was between me and Harrison, I would still choose Harrison. The guy is so amazing, and so is the vulnerability with which he explores getting older.'

Michael Urie - who also appears in the comedic drama series - recently shared that Ford's 'cantankerous' public persona is 'just an act.'

'He's silly and makes work fun. He loves being [on set], he really, really loves being there,' he told People late last year in November.

'I know he seems cantankerous on the red carpet, [but] that's just an act. He's actually very sweet, and he loves being there.'

Urie has also heaped praise on Ford's commitment to his craft, and the care he puts into every scene.

The Ugly Betty alum added, 'He is a really careful actor, he's really thinking about the work. He really cares about the scene; he treats every scene like it's its own thing.'

Ford previously insisted he has no qualms with aging, and he doesn't want to be young again.

Back in 2023, the actor commented on the use of AI to create a realistic-looking de-aged version of himself as Indiana in the Dial of Destiny.

'This process, this scientific mining of the library, was put to good use. But it's just a trick unless it's supported by a good story,' he said after the movie's premiere at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, per Entertainment Weekly.

'And it sticks out like a sore thumb if it's not real - I'm not talking about visually, I mean emotionally real. And so l think it was used very skillfully and assiduously. I'm very happy with it.'

The Blade Runner actor continued, 'But I don't look back and say, "I wish I was that guy again" - because I don't.

'I'm real happy with age. I love being older. It was great to be young, but s***fire, I could be dead! And I'm still working. So, go figure.'

Michael J. Fox - who has been battling Parkinson's disease since 1991 - took on a role in season three of Shrinking as a patient also suffering from the neurodegenerative disorder. 

In the series, Ford's character Paul also suffers from Parkinson's.

'That's one thing that's amazing about Harrison. I don't have to convince him I have Parkinson's, but he had to convince me he had Parkinson's,' Fox told Vanity Fair during a recent interview. 

'What I wasn't prepared for was how much of his own understanding of the disease he brought to it.' 

The actor revealed that he became emotional over Ford's portrayal of the character. 

'I mean, I recognized Parkinson's in his eyes. The things I was feeling, I recognized in the way he was expressing himself. I was just brought to tears by it.'

Ford applauded Fox's strength as he reflected on working alongside the Back To The Future star. 

'Michael's courage, his fortitude and his grace, more than anything else, is on full display,' he told Variety.

'He's very smart, very brave, noble, generous, passionate guy, and an example to all of us, whether we're facing Parkinson's or not. 

'You cannot help but recognize how amazing it is to have such grace.'