The renowned actor and son of legendary thespian Richard Harris discusses his father's legacy (includinga spooky onset moment), the difficult task of embodying John Lennon, and which films he thinks deserve more love from his filmography. Harris has carved out a distinguished career in film and television, often portraying complex, nuanced characters. He gained widespread acclaim for his role as Lane Pryce in the hit series Mad Men and later for his portrayal of Valery Legasov in the HBO miniseries Chernobyl, which earned him critical praise and an Emmy nomination.