Kevin Costner must really like Harrison Ford, as he essentially gifted the actor one of his biggest hits with Air Force One. Costner and Ford were two of Hollywood's biggest stars during the 1990s, and between them fronted an almost embarrassing number of box-office hits. Costner had JFK, Dances with Wolves and The Bodyguard, while Ford had his Jack Ryan movies and The Fugitive. Given the similarities between the pair, it's a surprise they've never worked together, though Costner was kind enough to hand the script for Air Force One to Ford. 1g6c3w

As a lifelong fan of the actor, I can safely say the Harrison Ford Shrinkingperformance is the best of his career so far. This isn’t a statement I make lightly. Growing up in the 1990s, VHS copies of Star Wars and Indiana Jones were my introduction to action cinema. Harrison Ford was one of the first actors I could point to and name as a kid, and this dedication continued into my teen years and beyond (especially when I was old enough to appreciate films like Patriot Games and Witness).

Harrison Ford has shared why he loves making Westerns, praising the genre's traditional filmmaking approach. At the Los Angeles premiere of 1923season 2, Ford spoke about his love for the genre that launched his career nearly six decades ago, when he debuted as an actor in the 1967 Western A Time for Killing. Ford now stars as Jacob Dutton in 1923, a prequel in the Yellowstone timelinethatfollows the struggles of the Dutton family in the early 20th century. The highly anticipated second season of 1923 is set to premiere on February 23 on Paramount+.

Steven Spielberg pranked Harrison Ford and involved the whole crew when he visited the set of The Goonies. Based on a story by Spielberg, who also produced via his Amblin Entertainment banner, the 1985 adventure film follows the titular group of kids who attempt to save their homes from foreclosure by finding a legendary pirate's long-lost treasure. The Goonies cast includes Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen, Corey Feldman, Kerri Green, Martha Plimpton, and Ke Huy Quan.

Helen Mirren's recent comments about Harrison Ford made their work in 1923 season 2 even more exciting than it already was. Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford are the most prominent of the cast of 1923, where they play married couple Cara and Jacob Dutton. Both of them are powerhouse characters and actors in their own right, but one of Helen Mirren's comments about Harrison Ford made 1923 season 2 much more exciting. Her comments may even have a hint of what's in store for the final chapter of the Yellowstone spinoff show.

Rick Deckard, Indiana Jones, and the one and only Han Solo — the same man played all three of these iconic characters, and his name is Harrison Ford. One of the most influential figures in Hollywood, Ford has made critical contributions to American cinema. It took him a while to get noticed, through a couple of uncredited roles before his first screen credit as a minor character in A Time for Killing (1967). Then followed a decade of minor roles, including in American Graffiti, one of George Lucas' two good movies he made before the amazingStar Wars.

Harrison Ford’s impact on Hollywood is undeniable. With a career spanning over five decades, he has cemented his place as one of the most influential and beloved actors in the industry. His role as Han Solo in Star Wars alone was enough to guarantee his legacy, but the moments that truly shaped his career go beyond, or behind the scenes, of his notorious characters and movies.

Helen Mirren opens up about her 1923 co-star Harrison Ford, as she explains how an exchange that she had with the celebrated actor showed how he has changed his attitude and approach to acting in recent years. A prequel set long before the events of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone series, the Paramount+ spin-off depicts the Dutton family facing the challenges of a rapidly changing America following the First World War and throughout the 1920s. As 1923 season 2 approaches in February, Mirren and Ford are set to reprise their roles of Cara and Jacob Dutton, the family's then leaders.

Harrison Ford's comedy with a 94% approval on Rotten Tomatoes is climbing the streaming charts. The legendary actor, who is Oscar-nominated for his lead role in the 1986 drama Witness, has a busy 2025. He'll play Thaddeus Ross / Red Hulk, with a key role in Captain America: Brave New World. But the iconic Star Wars and Indiana Jones performer is doing his best work, these days, on the small screen, which is a change of pace.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Shrinking season 2, episode 4, "Made You Look"!Harrison Ford is still a highlight of Apple TV+'s comedy-drama Shrinking, but season 2 features a joke that doubles as a reminder that the actor nearly became Batman. The 82-year-old actor plays the veteran therapist Dr. Paul Rhoades, whose old-school methods often clash with his co-worker and fellow therapist, Jimmy (Jason Segel). Though Ford is one of the most notable of Shrinking's cast list, his involvement in the show is noteworthy for another reason.