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is a gifted actor who, over the course of more than 50 years in Hollywood,

has arguably entertained more people than anyone else, and has inarguably become a living legend.

He is best known for his work on the big screen, specifically for playing a trio of every

men turned heroes around whom some of the biggest film franchises

in history were built.

Han Solo of Star Wars, Indy of Indiana Jones, and Deckard of Blade Runner.

He also showcased his chops and box office appeal in a host of other classics,

including American graffiti, The Conversation, Witness, Working Girl,

The Fugitive, Air Force One, and 42.

Collectively, his films have grossed more than $10 billion worldwide.

The National Association of Theater Owners selected him as the star of the century.

Empire Magazine placed him at number one on its list of the top 100

movie stars of all time. The Wall Street Journal described him as a living reminder of shared

movie moments that perhaps billions of people across generations and continents hold deeply,

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