Rachel and Lauren have a jam-packed episode, filled with Brad Pitt, Chris Pine, and a little “Indiana Jones” and “Star Wars” talk. First, Rachel tells her tale of finally meeting Chris Pine and seeing him host “Saturday Night Live.” Topics for “The Devil’s Own” (1997) include the relationship between Pitt and Ford, the tension on set, and what the heck was going on in Harrison Ford’s second film about the IRA. They will end with thoughts and reactions to the “Blade Runner 2049” trailer and what that means for continuing the saga of Harrison Ford’s most famous films. Plus...what happened when Harrison moved to NYC?

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Carly Lane (Nerdist; The Mary Sue; Teen Vogue) stays after with co-host Lauren and Rachel to talk about her experience at “Star Wars Celebration 2016”, which included a panel with Harrison Ford and, as well as the “Drowning in Moonlight: a Memorial Gala in honor of Carrie Fisher”, “The Last Jedi” Teaser Trailer, Luke Skywalker’s character arc, General Organa’s future in the franchise, and of course....Han Solo. Happy May The 4th, guys!

Carly Lane (Nerdist; The Mary Sue; Teen Vogue) stays after with co-host Lauren and Rachel to talk about her experience at “Star Wars Celebration 2016”, which included a panel with Harrison Ford and, as well as the “Drowning in Moonlight: a Memorial Gala in honor of Carrie Fisher”, “The Last Jedi” Teaser Trailer, Luke Skywalker’s character arc, General Organa’s future in the franchise, and of course....Han Solo. Happy May The 4th, guys!

Rachel and Lauren welcome journalist (Nerdist; The Mary Sue; Teen Vogue) and fellow podcasting host (Supergirl Radio) Carly Lane to talk the ‘90s rom-com “Sabrina” (1995). Topics include: how the film was updated from the 1954 original, film remakes in general, “Star Trek”, the 1990s, and which famous actors almost played Sabrina Fairchild and David Larrabee. Plus, another round of "Which film did Harrison Ford turn down this year?” Also keep an eye out for our May the 4th bonus episode. Our show is sponsored by www.Hausurban.com. Enter our contest and check out show notes at www.thefordcastpodcast.com

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Rachel and Lauren welcome journalist (Nerdist; The Mary Sue; Teen Vogue) and fellow podcasting host (Supergirl Radio) Carly Lane to talk the ‘90s rom-com “Sabrina” (1995). Topics include: how the film was updated from the 1954 original, film remakes in general, “Star Trek”, the 1990s, and which famous actors almost played Sabrina Fairchild and David Larrabee. Plus, another round of "Which film did Harrison Ford turn down this year?” Also keep an eye out for our May the 4th bonus episode. Our show is sponsored by www.Hausurban.com. Enter our contest and check out show notes at www.thefordcastpodcast.com

Carly Lane www.twitter.com/Carlylane

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www.facebook.com/thefordcastpodcast

Rachel and Lauren struggle to talk about “Clear and Present Danger” (1994), the second and last of Harrison Ford’s Jack Ryan films, due to the fact that they both hated it. This leads to humor and many, many distractions - including talking about an uncredited film cameo Harrison did the same year and his brief appearance on the TV’s “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles” (co-host Lauren got to watch it before it aired back in the 1990s), as well as...the short history of the modern White House set in film, Chris Pine, Carrie Fisher, and how Harrison Ford was awarded The Star Of The Century Award after fewer than 20 years as a movie star. Warning: Songs from “Pippin” may be sung (and we read reviews!). In two weeks, join us for...“Sabrina” (1995). Enter our contest at www.thefordcastpodcast.com

Sponsored by www.Hausurban.com

Rachel and Lauren struggle to talk about “Clear and Present Danger” (1994), the second and last of Harrison Ford’s Jack Ryan films, due to the fact that they both hated it. This leads to humor and many, many distractions - including talking about an uncredited film cameo Harrison did the same year and his brief appearance on the TV’s “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles” (co-host Lauren got to watch it before it aired back in the 1990s), as well as...the short history of the modern White House set in film, Chris Pine, Carrie Fisher, and how Harrison Ford was awarded The Star Of The Century Award after fewer than 20 years as a movie star. Warning: Songs from “Pippin” may be sung (and we read reviews!). In two weeks, join us for...“Sabrina” (1995). Enter our contest at www.thefordcastpodcast.com

Sponsored by www.Hausurban.com

Rachel and Lauren discuss 1993’s Best Picture Oscar nominee, “The Fugitive”. Topics include: what parts of the script the actors improvised, the proper procedure for sentencing a convicted murder, and Lauren and Rachel play a game in the new segment, “What movie did Harrison Ford turn down this year?” Rachel tries to explain her aversion to most ‘90s movies, and Lauren goes into detail about how the famous train crash scene was done without the use of CGI…and, of course, the beard is discussed. Check out our website www.thefordcastpodcast.com to enter out contest & show notes for this episode.

Rachel and Lauren discuss 1993’s Best Picture Oscar nominee, “The Fugitive”. Topics include: what parts of the script the actors improvised, the proper procedure for sentencing a convicted murder, and Lauren and Rachel play a game in the new segment, “What movie did Harrison Ford turn down this year?” Rachel tries to explain her aversion to most ‘90s movies, and Lauren goes into detail about how the famous train crash scene was done without the use of CGI…and, of course, the beard is discussed. Check out our website www.thefordcastpodcast.com to enter out contest & show notes for this episode.

Rachel and Lauren welcome Stephen Kent (@Stephen_Kent89), co-host of the Star Wars-themed political podcast “Beltway Banthas” (@Beltwaybanthas) to talk about 1992’s Patriot Games. Topics include: the way Sean Bean’s characters have died in films & TV (so, spoilers, “Game Of Thrones”) and the political nature of 90s action melodrama films versus today’s action films. The panel also…goes into the history of the Jack Ryan franchise, plays behind the scene trivia, and makes light of Harrison Ford’s famous “finger” hand- gesture. (Sponsored by HausUrban.com)