The London Fire Brigade tweeted a picture of the actor with a firefighter who was completing his final shift before retiring.
The 79-year-old Indiana Jones star spoke with Mr Shaw, who has served at the LFB for 31 years, and wished him well with his retirement.
After the visit, Mr Osbourne said:"It was a pleasure to be able to say farewell to Andrew on his last shift with the impromptu help of Han Solo."Being based at a busy central London location we do sometimes see famous faces passing by, and this just happened to be perfect timing." The Westminster LFB later tweeted;"Han Solo comes to Soho! Mr Ford was kind enough to congratulate firefighter Andrew Shaw on his last shift for 31 years of service."
Harrison Ford has starred in a number of hit films, alongside the Indiana Jones film series and Star Wars franchise, including Blade Runner, Air Force One, and Cowboys And Aliens.
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