Harrison Ford Movies Quiz

Harrison Ford was in the movie "American Graffiti" before he appeared in "Star Wars".

Steven Spielberg is the correct answer because he is the renowned director of the "Indiana Jones" movies. He has directed all four films in the franchise, including "Raiders of the Lost Ark," "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade," and "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." Spielberg's expertise in storytelling and his ability to create thrilling adventures have made the "Indiana Jones" movies iconic in the world of cinema.

Gary Oldman played the role of the terrorist in the movie "Air Force One".

In the movie "Regarding Henry," Harrison Ford played an amnesiac lawyer.

Glenn Close played the Vice-President in the movie "Air Force One".

In the film "Blade Runner", Harrison Ford played the character Rick Deckerd.

"Force 10 From Navarone" was the sequel to "The Guns Of Navarone," a 1962 War Classic film.

In the "Star Wars" films, Han Solo had an old debt to settle with Jabba The Hut. In the original trilogy, Han Solo owed a large sum of money to Jabba for losing a shipment of spice. This debt was a major plot point in "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope" and "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi." Han Solo's debt to Jabba was a driving force behind his involvement in the Rebel Alliance and his constant need to stay one step ahead of Jabba's bounty hunters.

Kate Capshaw played the character of Willie in "Indiana Jones and The Temple Of Doom".

In the movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark," one of Indiana's students wrote "love you" on her eyelids. This is a subtle and secretive way of expressing affection towards Indiana without anyone else noticing. It adds a touch of romance and secrecy to the story, showcasing the student's feelings for Indiana in a unique and unexpected way.

Harrison Ford took over the Jack Ryan role from Alec Baldwin. Baldwin played the character of Jack Ryan in the film "The Hunt for Red October." Ford then succeeded him in subsequent films in the Jack Ryan series, such as "Patriot Games" and "Clear and Present Danger."

Harrison Ford got the role in "Star Wars" because he met George Lucas in American Graffiti. This suggests that Ford's connection with Lucas from their previous project led to him being considered for a role in "Star Wars."

Tom Selleck was originally considered for the role of Indiana Jones. Although ultimately the role went to Harrison Ford, Selleck was initially approached for the iconic character. Selleck's popularity and success as the lead in the television show "Magnum, P.I." made him a strong candidate for the role. However, due to scheduling conflicts with the show, Selleck was unable to take on the role, leading to Harrison Ford being cast as the adventurous archaeologist instead.

Brad Pitt was cast as an IRA member in "The Devil's Own." This suggests that he is a rising male star who was chosen for the role in the film.

In the movie "Witness," Harrison Ford fell in love with Kelly McGillis.

In the movie "Indiana Jones: The Temple Of Doom," Harrison Ford portrays the character of Indiana Jones, an archaeologist on a quest to find the Ankara Stone. This movie is part of the Indiana Jones franchise, which follows the adventures of the iconic archaeologist. "The Temple Of Doom" is the second installment in the series and showcases Indiana Jones' thrilling journey as he battles against a dangerous cult in search of the mystical stone.

In the movie "Witness," John Book, played by Harrison Ford, hides out among the Amish in Pennsylvania. The movie follows Book, a detective, who goes into hiding with an Amish community after witnessing a murder. Pennsylvania is known for its large Amish population, making it a fitting setting for the story.

In the film "Six Days Seven Nights," Harrison Ford starred alongside Anne Heche. Ford played the role of Quinn Harris, a gruff pilot, while Heche portrayed Robin Monroe, a high-maintenance fashion editor. The two become stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash and must work together to survive and eventually escape. The film was a romantic comedy-adventure directed by Ivan Reitman and released in 1998. Despite mixed reviews from critics, the chemistry between Ford and Heche was generally praised, and the movie was a commercial success.

In the film "K-19: The Widowmaker," Harrison Ford portrays a Russian Submarine Captain. The movie revolves around the true story of the Soviet nuclear submarine K-19 and its crew's struggle to prevent a nuclear disaster.

In the movie "The Fugitive", Harrison Ford hides out in Chicago. This can be inferred from the fact that the movie is set in Chicago and the main character, played by Harrison Ford, is on the run in the city. The storyline revolves around his attempts to evade capture while navigating the streets and landmarks of Chicago.

Harrison Ford portrayed a smarmy investment broker in the movie "Working Girls".

The correct answer is "She Is His Wife." This means that Willie, a character in the movie "Temple of Doom," is the wife of the director, Steven Spielberg. This suggests a personal relationship between the two individuals.

James Earl Jones played Jack Ryan's CIA boss in three films based on Tom Clancy books.

In the film "What Lies Beneath," Harrison Ford played a research scientist who turned into a villain. The movie follows the story of a woman who begins to suspect that her husband is hiding a dark secret, and she soon discovers that he is responsible for a series of murders. Harrison Ford's portrayal of the research scientist gone bad adds suspense and intrigue to the plot, making "What Lies Beneath" a thrilling film.

Candice Bergen is the correct answer because she is the only actress from TV's "Murphy Brown" who also appeared in the 1970 drama "Getting Straight".

Julia Ormond played the title character in the remake of "Sabrina".

In "Patriot Games," the Ryans were vacationing in England before tragedy struck them.

Harrison Ford preferred to do his own stunts because it was more authentic. This suggests that he believed by performing the stunts himself, the audience would have a more genuine and realistic experience while watching the film. Doing his own stunts would add an element of realism and credibility to the action sequences, making the overall movie more believable and immersive for the viewers.

In the movie "Random Hearts", Harrison Ford's wife died in a plane crash. This event serves as a pivotal moment in the story, as it leads Ford's character on a journey to uncover the truth behind the crash and ultimately find closure. The plane crash sets the stage for the emotional and investigative aspects of the film, driving the narrative forward and shaping the characters' motivations and actions.

The correct answer is Chadwick. This suggests that Harrison Ford's son Ben owns a restaurant in California called Chadwick.