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Harrison Ford Explains How A Studio Exec Once Said He 'Had No Future'
While under a contract with Columbia Pictures in 1966, Ford reflected on his early struggles during a Wednesday interview with Variety. The role in question? A small part in the 1966 film “Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round,” one that earned him just $150 per week.
Ford, on the other hand, makes 77% of its vehicles domestically. Still, CEO Jim Farley sees tariffs irreparably changing the ...
Ford's Model T was one of the primary catalysts that sparked the automotive industry — and the automaker's current CEO, Jim ...
The 122-year-old auto pioneer wants to refocus investors on its future as it struggles with recalls and tariffs.
Ford’s $10 billion tech project shutdown is sending shockwaves through southeast Michigan’s auto industry. Journalist John ...
Ford CEO Jim Farley said the company will make history in two weeks by transforming its EV strategy to beat the Chinese.
“August 11 will be a big day for all of us at Ford,” CEO Jim Farley said on Wednesday during the automaker's second-quarter earnings call. “We will be in Kentucky to share more about our plans to ...
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Harrison Ford Addresses His Marvel Future as Red Hulk — And He Doesn’t Sound Too ExcitedHarrison Ford might be a legendary actor, but stepping into the Marvel universe as Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New ...
Francis Ford Coppola appeared at Oak Cliff’s Texas Theatre on Tuesday night as part of a six-city tour aimed around ...
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