Harrison Ford: The Star Carpenter's Life | Full Biography (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Blade Runner)

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My friend worked as a carpenter with Harrison once. They were working on a big producer's home. As they were working, he asked him if he had done any acting lately, and he replied, "Yeah, it's called "Star Wars." My friend asked him what it was about, and he said, "it's like a space opera. Check it out and tell me what you think." My friend saw it that week and was so excited about it that he had to tell Harry that night, and went to his little house in the Hollywood Hills to tell him that the movie was going to make him a star, but nobody was home. He knew Harry always kept his kitchen window open, so he crawled through it, found a piece of paper and a pen, wrote a small note, and left it on his refrigerator door. On it he wrote: "Dear Harry. Your carpentry days are over."

0:59: 🎭 Harrison Ford's childhood and early life, including his family background, struggles in school, and initial interest in acting. 6:35: 🎭 Harrison Ford's journey to becoming an actor was filled with challenges and setbacks, including failed auditions and being fired from studios, but he persevered and found success. 13:40: 🎬 Harrison Ford's journey to becoming Han Solo in Star Wars, a role that changed his career and brought him fame and fortune. 20:52: 💔 Harrison Ford's complicated relationship with his character Han Solo and his romantic involvement with co-star Carrie Fisher. 27:40: 🎥 Harrison Ford's career took off with his roles in the Indiana Jones and Blade Runner franchises. 34:57: 🎥 Harrison Ford's experience filming 'Blade Runner' was challenging and the movie initially faced difficulties, but it later became a classic. 41:56: 🎥 Harrison Ford's successful career in the 90s included popular films like 'The Fugitive', 'Air Force One', and 'Six Days Seven Nights'. 50:18: 💔 Harrison Ford's career faced setbacks as he struggled with personal issues and starred in films that received mixed reviews and performed poorly at the box office. 57:05: 💥 Harrison Ford's film career includes both successes and failures, with some movies receiving praise while others were box office disappointments. 1:04:10: 🛩 Harrison Ford's aviation misadventures and his role in Blade Runner 2049. 1:10:35: 🎥 Harrison Ford's career and future projects in film and TV series. 1:17:25: 🎥 Harrison Ford continues to conquer Hollywood despite his age, and he is set to star in the upcoming Indiana Jones movie alongside a talented cast. Recap

I love Ford's humour, and the fact that he doesn't take himself, nor the films he's starred in, too seriously.

Nobody ever says this, but Regarding Henry is my favorite Harrison Ford movie. There’s more feels in that movie than the rest of them combined.

Outside movie stardom, as a regular guy he seems genuinely cool.

An old RAF buddy of mine got chatting to him at a hotel bar/lobby and Harrison graciously came over and joined him and his family at their table for a while. I think a bit of aviation talk would have been the connection!

I don't think he hates Star Wars, he just gets irrate with people who think he's a fan of Star Wars. He is not. If you wanted to talk about Star Wars as a film, a project he worked on, he's fine. But when you talk about it, like it really happened, he has none of it.

Sally Kellerman remembered Harrison Ford working on her house shirtless and said it made her late for the studio.

Ridley Scott did not make Ford do the voiceovers; the studio did as they meddled in Scott's film. Years later when Ridley Scott released the Director's Cut, the voiceovers were removed.

I've enjoyed way more of Harrison's movies than critics suggest I should. Iconic voice

Harrison Ford will always stand out for being himself. His acting is beyond reproach and there will never be another man like him.

As far as I’m concerned, the mummy with Brendan Fraser is Indiana Jones four. I think it was a much more interesting, supernatural force than aliens

Completely misleading title! He never said he “hates” Star Wars. He’s repeatedly clarified that he didn’t like the fact Han Solo had nothing to do in Return of the Jedi and that’s why he wanted him to be killed off, “It’s not that I wanted Han Solo to die. I wanted Han Solo to be able to lend some significant emotional weight to the story.”

I really liked him in 'Blade Runner' and 'American Graffiti'.

Not one word about Ford's all-time best performance ever--Regarding Henry.

harrison ford is an incredibly underrated and legendary actor. he made a character like indiana jones extremely popular while also appearing in a legendary blockbuster franchise star wars. harrison is a funny actor and unique in its own way.🙏respect to a livin legend. yall should acknowledge this eighty year old man.

The voice-overs and cut scenes in this video are hilarious, when they're mismatched. My favorite one is when he talks about The Fugitive being one of the first western films to be shown in the modern PRC, but the stock footage is of Kim Jong Un.

Ridley Scott either clearly did not understand the whole point of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", or did not actually read the book. It is clearly stated Deckard is NOT a replicant. It changes the point of the book, if he is.

Did the narrator intentionally mangle the pronunciation of names?