Watch: Harrison Ford Angrily Directs Midtown NYC Traffic

MIDTOWN MANHATTAN, NY — Road rage is a common occurrence on the gridlocked streets of New York City, one that not even legendary film actors can escape. Harrison Ford, the actor behind some of the world's most iconic characters such as Indiana Jones and Han Solo, was seen barking out orders to drivers after his car got stuck in the Park Avenue Tunnel this weekend.

Ford exited his car Sunday afternoon and began directing drivers behind him to switch lanes so he could avoid a backup caused by an accident in the Park Avenue Tunnel, according to video acquired by gossip site TMZ. The actor, who was in no mood to wait, was seen waving directions to cars and shouting "let's go! get out!" according to the video. (For more New York City news, subscribe to Patch to get a daily newsletter and breaking news alerts.)

One bewildered onlooker wondered "is that really him," and one man confidently asserted "100 percent, directing traffic — Indiana Jones."

After Ford successfully clears the road he hops back into the passenger seat of his ride, as seen in the video.

See the video, with sound, on TMZ.

Ford was apparently rushing to get to the Carlyle Hotel on the Upper East Side, the Daily Mail reported.

The 75-year-old actor has revisited some of his greatest roles lately appearing in 2015's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" as Han Solo and the upcoming "Blade Runner 2049" as agent Rick Deckard.

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