Stay ConnectedThe Harrison Marathon is a somewhat comprehensive exploration of Harrison Ford’s illustrious movie career. Each episode hosts Eric Welch and Griffin Van Malssen dive into a specific movie in the Ford canon and try to unpack why they find the man so reliably entertaining and endlessly fascinating.
Starring Eric and Griffin is the overall umbrella for this show. Make sure you go back in the feed and check out our Tom Cruise series, The Cruise Cruise!
On your marks! Harrison Ford has a super-small part in 1994's Jimmy Hollywood and so of course we're gonna talk about the whole thing for more than an hour. Enjoy!
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Get set! This week it's 2003's buddy cop "comedy" Hollywood Homicide. It's bad! The movie, not the podcast, hopefully.
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On your marks! This week we're talking Harrison Ford's supporting role in 1977's Heroes, starring Henry Winkler as a Vietnam vet struggling with PTSD. Other topics: Titanic is James Cameron's best film and vegetables were gross up until 20 years ago. Enjoy!
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Get set! This week we ramble about Jason Isbell, the Texas Chainsaw series, and eventually get around to breaking down 1979's Hanover Street, the first time Harrison Ford was billed above the title AND kissed a girl on screen.
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Get set! This week we're talking about the 1970 student protest dramady Getting Straight in which Harrison Ford appears in a whopping three scenes! We did not like it very much! Enjoy listening!
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The Marathon becomes a manhunt for the second week straight! It's U.S. Marshals, the 1998 spinoff of The Fugitive. There's no Harrison Ford, but Tommy Lee Jones is chewing scenery once again!
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Harrison Ford didn't kill his wife... and we definitely DO care! This week we're bringing in Rebecca Welch (beccasleeps.com) to help us break down 1993 Best Picture nominee The Fugitive!
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On your marks! This week we're gabbing about 1979's The Frisco Kid, the western/comedy where Harrison Ford teamed with Gene Wilder to learn about faith and friendship!
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On your marks! This week we're getting Frantic on the streets of late-80s Paris as Harrison Ford teams up with Roman Polanski for a Hitchcockian-thriller that's pretty good/okay!
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Who's hungry? We're back! Finally we've worked out a remote recording setup so the Marathon can continue even during the pandemic. But before we start back running, we need to have a nice meal so it's another installment of The Wiest Feast! Dianne Wiest was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for 1989's Parenthood and we're breaking down the Buckman clan's whole deal. Eat up!
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