Actor Harrison Ford recently shared a surprising text message that he sent to his Shrinking co-star, Jason Segel, regarding his “nice p=nis.”

During his appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on February 1, Ford revealed that he had seen “some of” Forgetting Sarah Marshall before working with Segel.

In the film, Segel goes full frontal in four scenes.

Ford said that he thought the film was fantastic and when asked by a colleague what he thought, his response was “Nice p=nis.”

While it may not be the most common way to show appreciation for a co-worker’s work, it seems to be a fitting response for Segel’s performance in the film.

Segel’s full frontal scenes in Forgetting Sarah Marshall have been a topic of discussion since the film’s release in 2008.

During the interview with Colbert, Ford was asked if his knowledge of Segel’s p-nis had anything to do with the name of their show, Shrinking.

Ford laughed and deflected the question.

The show follows a group of actors who are going through therapy while working on a science fiction show.

Despite the awkwardness that may come with seeing a co-worker’s private parts, it seems like Ford was able to appreciate Segel’s performance and work with him without any issues.

In fact, Segel has previously spoken about how comfortable he was with doing the full frontal scenes in Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

In an interview with The Guardian in 2011, Segel said that he wanted to do the scenes because he thought it was funny and that he trusted director Nicholas Stoller.

“I’m a comedy writer. I think it’s funny.

“I’ve got nothing to hide. I’m not very well endowed.

“It’s just a joke,” Segel said.

While some actors may be hesitant to do full frontal scenes, Segel seems to have taken it in stride and even made a joke out of it.

It’s clear that Ford appreciated Segel’s performance in the film and was able to joke about it in a lighthearted way.