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Harrison Ford Explains How A Studio Exec Once Said He 'Had No Future'
While under a contract with Columbia Pictures in 1966, Ford reflected on his early struggles during a Wednesday interview with Variety. The role in question? A small part in the 1966 film “Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round,” one that earned him just $150 per week.
Harrison Ford, the legendary actor, has never been one for beating around the bush. When asked if Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige had persuaded him to retu ...
Yes, if you’re not familiar with the story, during the production of the criminally underrrated Blade Runner 2049, Ford and ...
While the “Indiana Jones” icon has long leaned liberal, he told Variety why he believes “the pendulum” should be able to move ...
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On 'Daily Variety' podcast, our weekly Cover Story segment features Angelique Jackson on her sweeping interview with the ...
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Fox came out of retirement to star in the series, which features Ford as a therapist who has Parkinson's disease ...
Harrison Ford spoke out against President Donald Trump's second term on Wednesday, lamenting "the rich get rich and the poor ...
According to some recent reports, 1923, a prequel of the popular series Yellowstone that breathes in the same world, is ...
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Harrison Ford said he is open to starring in a movie with wife Calista Flockhart but "we’d want it to be someone else’s idea.
Remembering his now famous line in 'Star Wars,' the iconic 83-year-old actor revealed series' creator George Lucas 'wasn't ...
According to Far Out Magazine, the Indiana Jones part was not handed to Ford right away. Lucas originally hesitated, worried about always being tied to Ford the way Scorsese was to De Niro. So he ...
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