Why did Harrison Ford become a meme?
Why did Harrison Ford become a meme? Calista Flockhart is the object of Harrison Ford’s affection. And that was clear from the way he observed his 13-year-old wife in a behind-the-scenes photo.
The “Ally McBeal” alum was getting ready for the world premiere of his most recent movie when she caught the attention of the “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” star, who promptly became a meme once more.
Elizabeth Stewart, Flockhart’s stylist, posted four post-glam images of the star on Instagram that showed off her hair, makeup, and voluminous Zuhair Murad gown. Ford also received praise for spying on his wife in the second of the four photos.
In the backdrop of Flockhart’s portrait, the “Star Wars” and “Shrinking” actor can be seen standing in a doorway with his eyebrows up and fixed on his posing wife. The quick moment was all the more compelling because of his relaxed posture and almost-ready dress in a hotel room that was completely disorganized.
One commenter remarked, “2nd pic is amazing- Harrison face.” Another person said, “Harrison’s reaction when he peered into the room is priceless.” A third person chimed in, “Get someone who looks at you the way Harrison is looking at Calista in that second picture!!” Another person chimed on, “I love him peering around the corner.”
On Twitter, reactions to the photograph exploded, and close-ups of Ford’s face quickly went viral. One user tweeted, “This picture deserves an Oscar.” Another person posted, “About to be late to the premiere,” while posting a sensual GIF. Another person remarked, “That’s a man who loves his lady.”
The pair, who got married in 2010 after dating since 2002, walked the red carpet together on Thursday at the festival in the French Riviera.
Following the viral distribution of a film showing an unpleasant incident inside the theatre, discussions about Ford, 80, and Flockhart, 58, increased. It seems that Flockhart was seated behind Ford during the ‘Indiana Jones’ screening and had to move away from her husband’s side in order to find a seat. She also had to pass Ford’s co-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge, director James Mangold, and Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger.
During the big night for the fifth sequel, Ford earned an honorary Palme d’Or, and Mangold’s film, one of the most eagerly awaited of the festival, received a five-minute standing ovation after the screening.
He told the crowd before the premiere, “My life has been enabled by my lovely wife, who has supported my passions and my dreams, and I’m grateful,” according to People. And I also adore you, you know that. You’ve given my life direction and meaning, and I’m sincerely appreciative.
Harrison Ford had to hold back tears numerous times at the Cannes Film Festival screening of “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,” the fifth (and maybe final) installment of one of the most renowned franchises in film history. The summer action movie, directed by James Mangold and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, required Disney to fly its top executives, including CEO Bob Iger and Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, to the South of France.
However, Cannes managed a subdued standing ovation for Indy’s most recent journey as the credits rolled. The five minutes of applause were long, but by Cannes standards, they were more of a courteous formality.
After a loop of his finest roles—from “Star Wars” to “The Fugitive”—played onscreen, Ford was called to the stage by Cannes festival director Thierry Frémaux to accept an unexpected Palme d’Or.
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