Awesome Harrison Ford

Artist Steven Richter has made some very impressive sculptures over the years. He did something different for this piece by replicating Drew Struzan’s poster art for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade as a three-dimensional sculpture. After casting the faces of the movie’s stars, he painstakingly replicated the painted light and shadow of the original image.

It sounds like the title of a Tenacious D movie, but the first trailer for the fifth Indiana Jones movie looks pretty awesome. With director James Mangold at the helm (Logan, 3:10 to Yuma), expect incredible action and great storytelling. The main story unfolds in 1969, along with some de-aged flashback scenes. In theaters 6.30.23.

Harrison Ford is known for his numerous roles in action movies and thrillers, as well as his real-world heroics. But we didn’t realize that he was such a foodie until we saw Owenergy’s compilation video, which solely features scenes of the dashing Mr. Ford as he chows down for some finger-licking good meals.

David Blaine stuns Harrison Ford with a teleporting card trick. We refuse to believe that Ford was in on it. He looked like he was going to seriously have a heart attack. From Blaine’s ABC special Real or Magic.

Liam Hemsworth stars as an entry-level employee at a powerful corporation who must spy on his boss’s old mentor to score some job security in Robert Luketic’s Paranoia.

(NSFW: Language) Harrison Ford dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the Jackie Robinson biopic 42. He agreed to a brief Q&A with the audience on one condition: no Star Wars questions. Then it got really weird.

An early look at Brian Helgeland’s Jackie Robinson bio pic, starring a bowtied Harrison Ford as Dodger’s GM Branch Rickey, who broke baseball’s color barrier by signing the great Number 42.

This just in: Harrison Ford is still a bad ass. Watch as he seamlessly slides into and out of the fourth wall, effortlessly shrugs off his Star Wars legacy and dishes killer one-liners, all in one minute.

NBC 5 reporter Bobbie Wygant’s 1977 interview of Harrison Ford for his breakout role as Han Solo in Star Wars. Ford says that to him, Star Wars is “finally about people, not finally about science.”