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Harrison Ford is Bryan O'Connor's acting role model. Ford began his career in the 1960s with bit parts before landing the role of Han Solo in Star Wars in 1977, which launched him to stardom. Some of Ford's most notable roles include Indiana Jones, for which he is well known, as well as Han Solo in the Star Wars films, Jack Ryan in Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger, and President James Marshall in Air Force One.
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This document shares nostalgic images and information about iconic TV shows from the 1950s-1970s and highlights how many famous actors from that era served in World War II. It lists over 18 Hollywood stars who fought, including James Stewart who was a bomber pilot, Clark Gable who enlisted as a private, and Audie Murphy who was the most decorated soldier. In contrast, it criticizes some modern celebrities for anti-American statements and argues the stars of the past proudly supported the country through their military service during World War II.
Screen Heros
If you remember the Lone Ranger, grew up with Beaver, or tried to outdraw Matt Dillon, you MUST look at this!
Screen Heros
This document provides a nostalgic look back at classic TV shows from the 1950s-1970s and profiles of Hollywood actors from that era who served in World War II. It lists many popular shows and the years they aired. It then details how over a dozen famous actors like James Stewart, Clark Gable, and Audie Murphy enlisted in the armed forces during WWII, with many becoming decorated veterans and pilots. The document contrasts their patriotism with modern celebrities who criticize the US.
Screen heros
This document provides a nostalgic look back at classic TV shows from the 1950s-1970s and profiles of Hollywood actors from that era who served in World War II. It lists many popular shows and the years they aired. It then details how over a dozen famous actors like James Stewart, Clark Gable, and Audie Murphy enlisted in the armed forces during WWII, with many becoming decorated veterans and pilots. The document contrasts their patriotism with modern celebrities who criticize the US.
Screen heros
This document provides a nostalgic look back at classic TV shows from the 1950s-1970s and profiles of Hollywood actors from that era who served in World War II. It lists many popular shows and the years they aired. It then details how over a dozen famous actors like James Stewart, Clark Gable, and Audie Murphy enlisted in the armed forces during WWII, with many becoming decorated veterans and pilots. The document contrasts their patriotism with modern celebrities who criticize the US.
Screen Heros
This document provides a nostalgic look back at television shows from the 1950s-1970s and profiles of Hollywood actors who served in World War II. It lists many classic TV shows from different eras and notes the price of a TV guide from 1961. It then profiles 18 prominent Hollywood actors who served in WWII, many as enlisted men, earning over 70 medals combined. It contrasts their patriotism with modern celebrities who criticize the US and notes they would never disrespect the flag or country that gave them fame.
Screen Heros
This document provides a nostalgic look back at classic TV shows from the 1950s-1970s and profiles of Hollywood actors from that era who served in World War II. It lists many popular shows and the years they aired. It then details how over a dozen famous actors like James Stewart, Clark Gable, and Audie Murphy enlisted in the armed forces during WWII, with many becoming decorated veterans and pilots. The document contrasts their patriotism with modern celebrities who criticize the US. It aims to honor the real heroes of Hollywood's golden age.
Screen heros
This document provides a nostalgic look back at classic TV shows from the 1950s-1970s and profiles of Hollywood actors from that era who served in World War II. It lists many popular shows and the years they aired. It then details how over a dozen famous actors like James Stewart, Clark Gable, and Audie Murphy enlisted in the armed forces during WWII, with many becoming decorated veterans and pilots. The document contrasts their patriotism with modern celebrities who criticize the US. It aims to honor the real heroes of Hollywood's golden age.
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- 1. : My Acting Role Model: HARRISONFORD By: Bryan O’Connor Professor Dixon Acting 1
- 2. Biography
- 3. Age: 57 Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois Education: Maine East High School, Illinois Ripon College, Wisconsin Big Break: Took a drama course in his junior year of college to meet women. Travelled to Los Angeles to do radio voice-overs. First bit part was in Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round (1966). Worked as a carpenter for George Lucas, causing to him to become cast as Han Solo in Star Wars (1977).
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- 9. Harrison Ford’s Spotlight Moment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDOusjjKuFo
- 10. FIN