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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.
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LISTEN: Harrison Ford Speaks! Behind the Scenes of Variety’s Cover Story on the Movie Legend
On 'Daily Variety' podcast, our weekly Cover Story segment features Angelique Jackson on her sweeping interview with the ...
Harrison Ford is remembering the Columbia Pictures talent head who told him he had 'no future in the business': ' He thought ...
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Harrison Ford was told to ditch ‘pretentious’ name, copy Elvis Presley to succeed in Hollywood
Harrison Ford revealed how a Columbia Pictures executive told him he had no future in Hollywood and demanded he change his ...
It’s been essential. Michael’s courage, his fortitude and his grace, more than anything else, is on full display. He’s very smart, very brave, noble, generous, passionate guy, and an example to all of ...
Remembering back to his late co-star, the 83-year-old Ford recalled several humorous experiences with the 'James Bond' icon.
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Harrison Ford recalled the time he accidentally landed a punch on costar Ryan Gosling during the making of 2017's 'Blade ...
H arrison Ford is a national treasure. He’s one of the most universally loved movie stars of his generation. He’s responsible ...
Brave New World featured a few noteworthy changes and one interesting villain. While it marked the first solo film with ...
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