Harrison Ford (born July 13, 1942 in Chicago, United States) is an American film actor. (Image from IC photo)
In 1966, Ford debuted on the silver screen as a small role with only one line in "Cash Combat". For many years afterwards, he played dispensable roles, even working as a carpenter for props in his spare time, and he made a lot of money because of his good craftsmanship. (Image from IC photo)
In 1973, Ford collaborated for the first time with George Lucas on The American Style. After the film was released, the word of mouth was good, but Ford still did not attract attention, and he had to continue to work as a carpenter. (Image from IC photo)
In 1977, george lucas filmed Star Wars, and he boldly used the unpunished Harrison Ford to play the main character Han Solo, and his acting skills were well received. (Image from IC photo)
In 1979, Ford starred in Hanover Street, Gunners Rover, and Apocalypse Now directed by Francis Ford Coppola. (Image from IC photo)
In 1980, Ford took over the Star Wars sequel Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, and continued to star as Han Solo. The image of this space adventurer was loved by the audience, and Ford's film status was further established. (Image from IC photo)
In 1981, Ford took over the role of Raiders of the Lost Ark, directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Lucas, starring Indiana Jones. The success of this film also further enhanced Ford's position in the film industry. (Image from IC photo)
In 1982, Ford starred in Ridley Scott's science fiction film Blade Runner, playing the main character, Dyka. In 1983, Ford starred in the third Star Wars film, Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. Because of the rise in value from Raiders of the Lost Ark, Ford suggested that Han Solo end the film with self-sacrifice when the crew conceived the script, but Lucas refused. (Image from IC photo)
In 1984, Ford again played the role of Dr. Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark 2. In 1985, Ford starred in "Witness", for which he was nominated for Best Actor at the 58th Academy Awards and Best Actor at the 43rd Golden Globe Awards. In the film, he changed the heroic image of the past and played a rather humane and sympathetic policeman, showing more of a yearning and pursuit of a quiet and plain happy life. In 1986, Ford starred in the film "Mosquito Coast", which was again nominated for Best Actor at the 44th Golden Globe Awards. (Image from IC photo)
In 1988, Ford starred in the film "Working Girl", creating a ridiculous banker comedy role. In the same year, he starred in Roman Polanski's crime film "Dead Night Paris". In 1989, Ford starred in Raiders of the Lost Ark 3 and was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actor. In 1990, Ford starred in "Presumed Innocence", successfully playing a straightforward and honest prosecutor. In 1992, Ford starred in the action film Patriot Games, based on Tom Clancy's novel. (Image from IC photo)
In 1993, Ford starred in the action film "Outlaw", which became the top box office champion in the United States that year and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award that year. Ford also set a record for the age of an action film actor and was named a "Star of the Century" by the American Film Union. In 1994, Ford starred in the sequel to Patriot's Game, Burning Pursuit, which was still directed by Australian director Philip Scott. Directed by Neuss, the final escape of the stunt drive was done by Ford himself. (Image from IC photo)
In 1995, Ford starred in the love legend "Love Returns to Paris", showing his gentlemanly style. The film was nominated for a Golden Globe award that year. In 1997, Ford played the president of the United States in "Air Force One", setting a personal box office premiere record and winning the box office in the United States for several weeks. In 1998, Ford starred in the literary film "Six Days and Seven Nights". As a veteran pilot, Ford personally piloted the film's seaplane. (Image from IC photo)
In 2000, Ford starred in Robert Zemeckis's horror film In Danger. In the same year, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Motion Picture Association of America (AFI). In 2002, Ford was awarded the Golden Globe for Cecil M. B. Demüller Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2003, he starred in the crime action film "Hollywood Major Crimes Unit". For the film, Ford paid a special visit to the Los Angeles police to learn about the internal work. On May 30, Ford left his name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2006, Ford reappeared three years later in the crime action film "Firewall", and he presented a realistic and natural fighting style after passing the age of flower armor. (Image from IC photo)
In 2008, Ford starred in "Raiders of the Lost Ark 4" was released. The 65-year-old Ford insisted on completing the stunt shots in the film without a stand-in. In June, Forbes released the top 20 list of Hollywood's highest-paid male stars for 2008-2009, with Harrison Ford topping the list with a $65 million income. In September of the same year, Ford expressed his willingness to star in Raiders of the Lost Ark 5. (Image from IC photo)
In January 2010, Ford starred in and personally produced the film "Good Medicine". In April, Ford joined Cowboy and Aliens. On September 30, the Santa Barbara International Film Festival officially announced that in recognition of its outstanding achievements in the film industry, Ford was awarded the fifth "Kirk Douglas Award". In July 2011, Ford's "Cowboy and Alien" was released. In December of the same year, Ford officially announced his participation in the science fiction film "Ender's Game" based on the novel. In January 2012, Ford received the American Photographers Association Council Of the Year Award. (Image from IC photo)
In March 2013, Lucas said ford had signed to star in Star Wars Episode VII. In August of the same year, Ford's "Paranoia" was released. On September 7, Ford received the Career Achievement Award at the 17th Hollywood Film Awards. On November 1, Ford's "Ender's Game" was released. In April 2014, Ford said in an interview that he intended to return to Blade Runner 2. On April 30, he officially confirmed his participation in Star Wars Episode VII and played Han Solo again. On August 15, the film "Daredevil 3" was released in the United States. On March 6, 2015, Ford suffered a head injury from a plane crash and was discharged from the hospital on May 26. (Image from IC photo)
On January 8, 2016, due to the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Ford grossed $4.699 billion in all of his films, surpassing Samuel Jackson as the highest-grossing actor in North American film history. In 2016, Ford joined the spy thriller "Official Secret", which began in May. In February 2016, it was confirmed that he would return to Blade Runner 2049 to play Rick Deckard again. The film was released in October 2017. In April 2018, Ford was confirmed to voice the animated film Pet Secret 2. (Image from IC photo)