Harrison Ford has been part of quite a few iconic film franchises over the course of his career, most of which have become significant parts of pop culture in general. This includes the beloved Indiana Jones franchise as well as Star Wars. That being said, neither of these franchises has anything to do with his wife’s favorite movies.
In case you need a reminder, the Star Wars franchise stands as one of the most iconic and culturally significant film series ever created, surpassing mainstream success to attain a unique. Harrison Ford’s portrayal of Han Solo truly redefined what it meant to be an action hero as well.
Harrison Ford’s Wife Loves An Underrated Movie By Him That Was A Box Office Dud
While speaking in an interview on Live with Kelly and Mark, Harrison Ford’s wife Calista Flockhart talked about her relationship with her husband and a wide variety of other topics.
When asked by host Kelly Ripa about her favorite Harrison Ford film, Flockhart mentioned, “I have a few, but I would have to say right off the bat, Mosquito Coast.” She also praised her husband’s comedic skills in another project, which was Working Girl.
“I love Working Girl because he’s very funny, and Harrison is very funny. He’s surprisingly funny, like ‘Oh, oh, wait, that was funny,’ like, ‘Wait, was that a joke?'”
They say behind every successful man there is a woman and in this case, Harrison Ford always had Calista Flockhart by his side no matter what. Nonetheless, we will have to wait and see what’s next for the power couple.
Indiana Jones And The Dial of Destiny Was A Box Office Disaster
Indiana Jones And The Dial of Destiny made its way to theaters all around the world last year, as fans of the franchise had a lot of expectations behind the film for a lot of reasons. Unfortunately, their wishes didn’t come true at all as Harrison Ford’s film proved to be a massive disappointment.
Indiana Jones And The Dial of Destiny received a Rotten Tomatoes score of 69% while it got an IMDB rating of 6.6 – all of which meant that it wasn’t necessarily a terrible film, but nothing worthwhile either.
According to Box Office Mojo, Indiana Jones And The Dial of Destiny has grossed almost $384 million at the Worldwide Box Office. Therefore, the film was a Box Office bomb, resulting in a loss of $100 million for Disney.
