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Re: KOTCS Indy.... in hand !!!!!
Harrison (and Sean Connery for that matter) added to their characters (watch the "Last Crusade" bonus materials, it is in there). And remember, as we all know, all three parties (Ford, Spielberg & Lucas) had to agree on each script before they would proceed with any of the sequels, so I have to respectfully disagree, he did participate in the creation of that character.
But you are correct, Harrison is not a God. But, as a man who has actually rescued a lost kid in the wilderness, does nature conservation (with his own money), participates in various charities, and created wonderful characters and has brought joy to millions of people, I don't think that honoring/respecting him with items that actual look like him is not such a bad idea. Harrison has done many good things with his life, I think that respecting him is the right thing to do, even if that means taking the extra time to make sure that his likeness is accurate on these collectables.
He got a paycheck, I hardly think the action figure needs to stand as an homage to the actor. There is far too much importance put on an action figures looking like the actor that filled in for the character. Harrison Ford did not create Indiana Jones. He just wore the costume and took direction to flesh him out. He did a great job, but he is a long way from being a God for his part in the matter.
The only thing that demanding a likeness be perfect to the actor does is jack up the price of the figure.
Harrison (and Sean Connery for that matter) added to their characters (watch the "Last Crusade" bonus materials, it is in there). And remember, as we all know, all three parties (Ford, Spielberg & Lucas) had to agree on each script before they would proceed with any of the sequels, so I have to respectfully disagree, he did participate in the creation of that character.
But you are correct, Harrison is not a God. But, as a man who has actually rescued a lost kid in the wilderness, does nature conservation (with his own money), participates in various charities, and created wonderful characters and has brought joy to millions of people, I don't think that honoring/respecting him with items that actual look like him is not such a bad idea. Harrison has done many good things with his life, I think that respecting him is the right thing to do, even if that means taking the extra time to make sure that his likeness is accurate on these collectables.
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