Harrison Ford Classics

One of the top movie stars of all time, Harrison Ford has proven himself again and again. From his first role as a bellhop in 'Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round' in 1966, to classics like 'Star Wars' and modern thrillers like 'What Lies Beneath,' the actor has been a formidable presence onscreen. Click through to reminisce about Ford's best films... At left, Ford stars with Brendan Fraser in 'Extraordinary Measures,' out on January 22. (� CBS FILMS INC.)

(2000) Ford starred opposite Michelle Pfeiffer in this spooky flick.

(1997) Ford plays the President! Nice.

(1994) Harrison brings a Tom Clancy thriller to life.

(1993) A classic! After escaping from prison, Ford goes after the one-armed man who killed his wife.

(1992) Another Tom Clancy story, this time about a fictional Irish terrorist group, which, of course, Harrison fights.

(1990) A prosecutor (yup, Ford) is charged with murdering his colleague and mistress.

(1989) Ford as Indy, in the second-best Harrison Ford trilogy. (I think you know what the best one is.)

(1988) Ford switches it up with a romantic comedy, also starring Melanie Griffith and Sigourney Weaver.

(1985) Although he is a stellar actor, this was the only role that earned Ford an Oscar nomination.

(1982) There are about 257 DVD versions of this film, so obviously it's really, really good. (collection christophel)

(1981) Action, adventure, romance. Classic Indiana Jones.

(1980) Ford in perhaps his best role: Han Solo.

(1979) It might not be "his" movie, but Ford was great in this epic Coppola film.

(1977) Probably the most popular movie of all time, so... yeah. The first and best 'Star Wars' film introduced us to Han Solo.

(1973) Another film that might not technically be a "Harrison Ford Movie," but it's a great film, and it showcase's the actor's early work.