Before 1923, Harrison Ford starred in this forgotten Western TV movie

It took a long time from Harrison Ford to embrace the small screen after hacking the “Star War” concession in 1977. Once he created himself by playing Han Solo, the star spent contracts exclusively in films (although he appeared because of the brief presence in the 1990s series “. But in recent years, Ford has thrown aside its apparent TV hate with the roles championship in several shows.

His cheerful photography by Dr. Paul Rhodes at Apple TV+ He was allowed to “shrink” to show the comic pieces that were disregarded and the surprise of his co -star, Jason Siegel In this process. In the same year that was filmed in “Snrinking”, Ford was also confirmed to the “Yellowstone” Cross “1923” alongside “Helen Mirin”, the former star of the Coast. Datton praise from critics, who also presented the upper upper series, highlights the chemistry between Ford and Mirrin and the way the show “Yellowston” takes and raised it to a more cinematic level.

In other words, Ford TV’s embrace has resulted. But in fact, “1923” was not the first time that the actor starred in West Factory. In fact, the confrontation led to the “Yellowstone” type “Yellowstone” type “brought” his full career, at least when you think of his role in an early TV movie “Star Wars”.

“1923” was shown for the first time in December 2022, 46 years after Harrison Ford appeared in “Dynasty” for 1976 “Dynasty”. In the mid -seventies, Ford began to get some traction as an actor. He began again in 1966 as an uncomfortable role in “Dead Heat on A Merry-GN-G”, but after a decade of time, two floors added important supporters in his movie to his autobiography: Bob Falfa in George Lucas’ 1973 in 1973 in 1973 “Writing on the American Walls” (during which Ford has caused hell behind the scenes) And Martin State in Francis Ford Coppola in 1974 entitled “The Conversation”. Ford also played two completely different characters on “Gunsmoke” In fact, he was many television credits under his belt by the time he appeared in “Dynasty”, including guest sites on “Kung Fu” led by David Karadin and a role in the Western TV movie of 1970 “infiltrators”.

“Dynasty”, known as “James Mishner,” was broadcast on NBC, as Ford was about to hack with “Star Wars”, and he watched him playing a small support role in a movie written by the author. Taylor Sheridan and his “Yellowon”, which extends his generation.

Ford in the movie was relatively small. Yes, although the actor’s face is proud of the place on the stickers of this decades -old West, it actually appears only about an hour in the movie. The actual threads are Harris Yulan and Sarah Miles, who play with John Blackwood and his wife Jennifer, respectively. Stacy Kitch plays the role of John’s brother, Matt. The story begins in 1820, when the brothers created a family home on the border, started business, and having children. But there is a bitter competition between the husband who is intensifying when Jennifer John does not. With the passage of years, the brothers continue to try each other, in this process the creation of an enormous business empire. Mark Blackwood from Ford is the son of John and Jennifer, who appears to a brief section of the film where he has a burning argument with his mother after his father’s funeral – and this is to a large extent. Fortunately, the young actor had larger things on the horizon at the time.

The “Hasti family” was directed by Lee Phillips, who started as an actor and appeared in a number of “Alfred Hitchcock gifts” episodes In the fifties and sixties. He moved to the guidance when he supervised an episode of “The Lloyd Bridges Show” in 1962 and continued to obtain a prolific profession on television, and direct episodes of big series such as “M*A*S*H” and “The Dick Van Dyke Show”. “Dynasty” was not necessarily one of his most fresh projects, but it was not a complete disaster. New York TimesFor example, John J. Okunor performed the performance, which he described as “significantly good”. In particular, Sarah Miles, in his appreciation, identified “interesting with her challenges similar to challenges.” Meanwhile, Ford in the movie was not long enough to gain a lot of praise for anything, although it was not long enough for anyone to ignore his contribution as well.

“Dynasty” was the first of three TV films in the late 1970s, which included Ford. In 77, he appeared in the super horror movie “The Exchange”, but this hardly was his largest project since that year. After appearing for the first time in the role of Han Solo, he became an official star, and the other other TV movie that appeared after that was “The Star Wars Holiday Special” for 1978. Regardless of his 1993 hijab in the movie “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles”, a 44 -year Ford TV project. Not even Taylor Sheridan and Bramont were knocking on, would he get rid of the small screen, and this time it was much West than the “family”.