JuniorJones
TR.N Staff Member
Now I'm really confused...
That's the photo they showed on Jay Leno and Ford outrightly denied it. It resembles him but where is his bent nose? Harry said it ain't him.JuniorJones said:
Looks like him...
The guy on the extreme left, in the gray ringer T-shirt & brown corduroys, is the purported suspect but he is much too young. (I first read about Ford being in "Zabriskie Point" back in the '80s and I would really like to get to the bottom of this rumour!)JuniorJones said:
goodeknight said:Nice find, Junior. And yes, the horror...
The only interesting thing about this poster is Gene Wilder's star of David spurs. Funny.
Indeed, it's a great movie but I suspect it wasn't mentioned in this thread because it's probably Ford's most known & seen early film. (Personally, I'm more interested in his obscure roles.)Crack that whip said:I'm really surprised there are only a couple mentions of More American Graffiti here, and none of the original American Graffiti (!). It would seem to be of particular interest, what with Bob Falfa being the first of his roles for George Lucas, who went on to have him back as Han Solo and finally our Indy.
Aside from being Harrison's first Lucasfilm, it's just a great movie, well worth seeing.
JuniorJones said:Movie Star in the making...
Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round (1966)
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Kai Hagen said:I don't know how I didn't recognize him in Apocalypse Now. I'm going to order a DVD of that.
I am informed the person pictured is George Dunn.Stoo said:"Zabriskie Point": The photo you posted is definitely NOT Harrison.