SupportiveScottishVillage wrote:Seems he found it 'boring' and lacking the depth that Indy had.
so sorry wrote:RogueScribner wrote:Shouldn't Solo be dead by now? Who needs to see a geriatric wise cracking adventurer? Oh wait a minute . . .
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!
thebostonlocksmith wrote:I would like to see a grey incontinent chewy though, that has good possibilities.... I wonder if they put newspaper down for him or if chewy has a sand box???
DennisMM wrote:thebostonlocksmith wrote:I would like to see a grey incontinent chewy though, that has good possibilities.... I wonder if they put newspaper down for him or if chewy has a sand box???
With Chewy, the worst part has always been wiping up after.
Wolfpack wrote:A long time ago (in this galaxy) I saw a documentry and it was very clear that he did not like the character of Han Solo. He later went on to star in Random Hearts, Firewall, and Six Days and Seven Nights.
unikrunk wrote:Wolfpack - I never picked up that; it just seemed that he was sick to fucking death of talking about Star Wars.
If you watch footage of the making of the OT, he was having a great time with Carrie and Mark, his only concern was that he thought ROTJ would have more emotional resonance by killing Han on Endor.
/yeah, we are on a first name basis.
havocSchultz wrote:unikrunk wrote:Wolfpa ck - I never picked up that; it just seemed that he was sick to fucking death of talking about Star Wars.
If you watch footage of the making of the OT, he was having a great time with Carrie and Mark, his only concern was that he thought ROTJ would have more emotional resonance by killing Han on Endor.
/yeah, we are on a first name basis.
I didn't know Endor had a last name...
buster00 wrote:anghus wrote:this story made me laugh.
im trying to picture a 60 year old Ford creekily walking around pretending to give a damn about the character.
It's funny cuz he's old.
unikrunk wrote:havocSchultz wrote:unikrunk wrote:Wolfpa ck - I never picked up that; it just seemed that he was sick to fucking death of talking about Star Wars.
If you watch footage of the making of the OT, he was having a great time with Carrie and Mark, his only concern was that he thought ROTJ would have more emotional resonance by killing Han on Endor.
/yeah, we are on a first name basis.
I didn't know Endor had a last name...
Exactly...
Or did I?
Nachokoolaid wrote:buster00 wrote:[quote ="anghus"]this story made me laugh.
im trying to picture a 60 year old Ford creekily walking around pretending to give a damn about the character.
It's funny cuz he's old.
HollywoodBabylon wrote:Poor Mark Hamill wishes there was ANYTHING to revive his film career.
Strange how he never capitalized on the phenomenal success of Star Wars - he seemed to fade into obscurity after that.
A bit like Brad Davis after Midnight Express (though I think I read that Davis unfortunately died a few years back from A.I.D.S).
Chairman Kaga wrote:HollywoodBabylon wrote:Poor Mark Hamill wishes there was ANYTHING to revive his film career.
Strange how he never capitalized on the phenomenal success of Star Wars - he seemed to fade into obscurity after that.
A bit like Brad Davis after Midnight Express (though I think I read that Davis unfortunately died a few years back from A.I.D.S).
Mark Hammil is quite the accomplished voice actor lending his voice to animated shows, movies and videogames since the early 90's most notably as the Joker in the WB animated Batman/SUperman/Justic League shows and films.
Honestly though aside from Harrison Ford who from Star Wars went on to a prolific career?
tapehead wrote:Best Harrison Ford performance I've seen? The Misquito Coast.
HollywoodBabylon wrote:Ford's a bit like Richard Gere - I can take or leave him really. He was pretty effective in Witness though.
Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:
Wanna see my do that bit where he drinks that Lemonade and it runs all the way down his chin to show how mind blowingly sexy I can be to the chicks?
Peven wrote:tapehead wrote:Best Harrison Ford performance I've seen? The Misquito Coast.
how could i forget? excellent film. and i agree, Ford's career best performance.
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