Harrison ford biography book
At the end of cinema's first hundred years, one man stands alone and unchallenged as its most successful box-office star.!
Uses interviews with friends, family members, and fellow actors to portray the popular movie star, and looks behind the scenes of his major films.
Harrison Ford: Imperfect Hero
Drawing on more than a hundred interviews, with family and friends, colleagues and contemporaries, and with Harrison Ford himself, Garry Jenkins has built up the first complete portrait of the screen's ultimate hero.
Biographies of Ford, a resolutely private man, are very thin on the ground so when I discovered this 1997 book I was intrigued enough to pick it up, ignoring the fact Jenkins was behind a book on “Star Wars” I gave 2* to.
Pretty much a cut-and-paste job (the only interviews Jenkins carried out are with people from Ford’s early life, unless he asked questions during press junkets), this does do a decent job of tying stuff together and conve