Let the record show that Harrison Ford was into his kilt. The last time I interviewed Ford, I asked him about his shorts. This time around, we’re focusing on a kilt. Specifically, a custom kilt designed for him by the streetwear brand Palace, to wear in a new global campaign for Glenmorangie single malt Scotch whisky. Once Upon a Time in Scotland, which dropped today, consists of a series of episodes directed by Joel Edgerton that tell the story of Ford traveling to Tain, in the Scottish Highlands, where the Glenmorangie distillery is housed. He lounges around a castle, learns how Glenmorangie is made, and learns how to pronounce it (that would be ​​Glen-MOR-uhn-jee). (The accompanying music features the best bagpiping happening within proximity to Ford since 1993’s The Fugitive.) In one of the vignettes, he’s presented with the custom Palace kilt to wear. “That’ll never happen,” onscreen Harrison Ford declares, before ultimately acquiescing. Actual Harrison Ford felt differently, he tells me. “The kilt, I thought, looked quite good on me. It hits a nice …