No, the real tall and scaly fella with prominent teeth.
I thought he was pretty spot-on in The Force Awakens, tbqh.
he was just too old and even though i was in a theater and he was just an image on a screen, i could swear i smelled mothballs and skin bracer whenever he was in a scene.
He was just too old and even though I was in a theater and he was just an image on a screen, I could swear I smelled mothballs and skin bracer whenever he was in a scene.
His character was evidently already dead in 4.
Ford looked like he could barely walk in Ep7 and he wasn't in any real action shots. An IJ movie would require a lot more work and body doubles aren't going to cut. You can't have him hobbling around on the screen in one scene and then doing a corkscrew flip off the back of a camel in the next. I don't think even Hollywood is that f***ing stupid.Edit: After thinking about it a minute (instead of knee-jerk reaction posting) I would think that Ford is cognizant of this issue as well -- as he was with Star Wars. I'm guessing he'd only agree to do it with him bowing out and passing the torch. His character is just there to carry the story and connect the dots. He can't possibly be the main character.
Would that have somehow made Crystal Skull not complete garbage? It's laughably bad on almost every level, even the cinematography makes it look like a bad video game cut scene.For all we know Harrison Ford's role could be like Leonard Nemoy in the last Star Trek as Spock.
This could easily be a handoff movie to a young Indy.
Why stop there? Hell he should start hitting up sequels and start offing all his on-screen characters: Jack Ryan, Dr. Kimble, [size=+2]Deckard[/size], POTUS...now that would be an awesome wrap to his awesome career.
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