Hollywood Special in May: HARRISON FORD
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He has performed several of the most famous heroes of film history, but Harrison Ford is more than a tough guy. In 1998 he was chosen the sexiest man Time magazine, and now, at sixty-seven, still having the same success for women of all ages. We, therefore, above all an icon of American cinema, which devoted a cycle Hollywood with some of his best films, Saturdays from May to ten at night.
The first title, The conversation, filmed in 1974, when Ford was still not a very well known actor. Therefore, his role is secondary, with Gene Hackman the star of this very interesting film about private detectives, illegal wiretapping and lives at risk. Coppola was responsible for writing and directing this masterpiece that was nominated for three Oscars: best picture, best original screenplay and best sound.
Secondly, the Farewell Street and all starring Harrison Ford, who plays in the film to a U.S. lieutenant who falls for a married nurse during World War II. Love triangles and war scenes are mixed in an unmissable event for fans of the actor and for fans of the best American cinema.
For its part, Sabrina (and loves) is a remarkable remake of the eponymous film directed Billy Wilder in 1954. On this occasion, the actors Harrison Ford, Julia Ormond, Greg Kinnear are responsible for giving life to the love triangle that focuses on storyline. He directs the Oscar-winning Sydney Pollack.
Finally, The Devil is a thrilling duel of interpretation between the highest representatives of two generations of sex symbols of the big screen, Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt. In the film, a New York police in his house hosts an Irish immigrant, who turn out to be the most wanted criminal in the UK. An interesting thriller with IRA terrorism as a backdrop.
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