Even before that, Lost In Space, several music passages from Gilligans Island, Poseidon Adventure, Towering Inferno and of course, JAWS. He's a National Treasure for sure.
@@thetardis5763 You missed a couple. John Williams ( credited as Johnny Williams, at the time ) also composed the iconic musical themes for "Land of the Giants" ( 1968 - 1970, ) and "The Time Tunnel" ( 1966 - 1967 ) - once again working with famed T.V. series creator/ producer, and disaster movie producer Irwin Allen.
Actually Harrison likes that character, which is one reason he wants to do one last movie as Indy* (to get the bad taste of the last one out his and our mouths). It's his Han Solo character that he really dislikes (though us fans love it more than anything!) * At an on-stage event right after Indy 4 came out he said he really wants to do another one, but that "this time we won't be going to Mars" which was a jab at the sci-fi angle that the last one had.
He had a follow-up to that (the colonoscopy). Of course it was a joke. That doesn't mean there can't be some truth to it and to the frustration behind it.
There is no one in life that can replace Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones and Harrison will always be remembered as Indy no matter what. All the Indy movies bring back childhood memories
@@cybershin0bi47 he said what he said. Not all of us are bitter jaded a-holes that make things worse than they are. A lot of us enjoy all the films even the weaker ones
I was thinking the exact same thing! A lot of actors become disillusioned, indifferent, or even resentful of their work; especially pieces that come to define their careers & image. But you can tell that Harrison feels genuine pride for his work as Indy - even after all these years, and immense respect for the film as a whole. I'm glad. He deserves to be proud of it.
If it was made a few years earlier, perhaps some of the classic cowboy actors would have been perfect. Ford, however, appears to be the youngest imaginable actor who could play that part. On second thought, Kevin Costner might have been acceptable.
My Grandson discovered it last October. It has led to parkour (indiana style) piano (he now plays the theme) he plays other pieces now. I'm going to show him the movie : the Dig.
John Williams is truly a genius. We revere the compositions of the Great Masters such as Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Strauss etc much later, and I believe that generations to come will be doing the same with his compositions. He is possibly the best composer of our era.
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Yep, for me is the number one, but joe Hisashi is also amazing, it is hard to tell when both are at a legendary level. (There are also a lot of composers of high level, but the consistency of their work across the decades stands out, that is not easy to do.)
@ God right, there are just so many composers to choose from. Music is such an wonderful thing with Infinite possibilities you can choose your own voice from. It is a real blessing for humans
Let's not forget about Jerry Goldsmith. He's responsible for most of the Star Trek music for five films, beginning with "The Motion Picture." What John Williams did for Star Wars, Jerry Goldsmith did for Star Trek.
@@bryanb736 Yes, if he was perturbed by Mr. Fords observation of the music and had planned to play that same tune, don't you think he would need to regain his calmness? :)
@@matsgustavsson665 oh yes I totally understand. I was just trying to make a bad joke about using the word re-compose in a situation where they were talking about the great composer John Williams.
I think you should probably listen to some of the people that came before those guys. They're all great, but John Williams is the only one who holds up when you start listening to the old masters.
John Williams is a world treasure. The man has composed so many amazing movie soundtracks that he is very much an unsung hero in the movie industry. He deserves so much more credit than people give him.
I have to thank Harrison Ford, he gave me the courage to go and get my first colonoscopy. Hey, do you think I could get the doctor's to play that music as I'm wheeled into the OR?
I would be terrified that, if that music started playing, it would foreshadow a 10-foot wide boulder "rolling down the tunnel" towards the camera. I don't need that sort of pain in my life, thank you very much.
0:29 For your information, the woman next to Steven Spielberg is Willie Scott from Temple of Doom. Edit: To add on further, She is married to Spielberg. Sorry Doctor Jones.
John Williams music is definitely the soundtrack of my life. From the first movie I saw with his music, Jaws to Star Wars to Indiana Jones and beyond Mr. Williams has always done far more than write a score, he's invited us to feel the movie. His music does elevate scenes in movies to emotional moments in our lives. Incredibly brilliant work Mr. Williams. 👏👏👏
Wow a legend giving another legend their props. I was one of the luckiest kids ever to grow up in the 80s and watch the movies and listen to the music. What a time to live in
I remember me and wife going to the opening of Indiana Jones at the show. You couldn't find one seat available. It was packed! Great movie, great acting, great direction, great score!!
LOVE Harrison Ford, he's one of my all-time favorite actors who never really got the Academy love. At least AFI loves him, and that's probably a greater honor anyway. I'm honored to share a birthday with Mr. Ford. John Williams is awesome, too! At the top of my film composer favorites list. 👍
The bar scene when Indy sees Marion again for the first time is honestly my favorite scene in the whole movie. The chemistry they have is so electric! I have always loved her theme!
Indeed, I fell in love with all John Williams movie themes he composed. With every theme songs alone, it portrayed the whole film itself, the storyline, adventures, love and finale. No other film music maker can compared to John Williams !
John Williams deserves whatever accolades he gets. Love his music in my favorite movies from SW to Indy to Superman. Having said that, keep in mind a good portion of his most famous themes were actually variations of many existing pieces from other composers. Holst the Planets is the best example. He borrowed so much for Star Wars.
nah i dont. its a great soundtrack, but you sound like saying, there's nothing like it anymore. "time" from inception, "arrival to earth" from transformers "avengers suite" all great pieces of music ..... to name only a few recent ones. i dont think, the quality of soundtracks gets worse .. maybe the movies themselfes do, but soundtracks stay great :-)
I swear to God when I saw Indiana Jones and the last crusade right at the end when they're all getting ready to ride off and you can feel John Williams revving up and getting ready for the last great send off and when the orchestra finally hits into the "Raiders" theme full blast. I got chills.
Whenever I do something adventurous, I hear the Indiana Jones Music. Whenever I do something good or bad, I hear The Star Wars Music. Throwing garbage in the wrong bin and my minds echos “DUN DUN DUN DUUUN DA-DUN!!”. That’s the John Williams effect.
John Williams elevated everything he ever worked on like no other composer. I don’t think Home Alone would feel as magical without his music, and I don’t think I’d have the fondness I do for Hook without that soundtrack… not to mention the obvious stuff like Star Wars, Superman, Indiana Jones…
Before I saw "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in theatres, I was listening to the Raiders' theme as it was playing over baseball "Plays of the Week" on "This Week in Baseball"
John is one of the greatest composers to ever walk this earth, and he's clearly inspired the next generation of film composers like Brian Tyler, and even the brand new composers just getting into film composing as well. These movies are absolutely nothing without John Williams.
I mean imagine being Harrison Ford in the 80s with Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Blade Runner under your belt. Id feel like Im ontop of the world playing all these different protagonists and people loving them and the music.
No one better at this job than John Williams. Others I love too.... But Williams has sat at the top for decades. As a side note, I consider Raiders to be a genuinely perfect film. Score too. Every detail of that film is well made and works perfectly. It's a case study in how good a film can be when EVERYONE straight up nails their job... Direction, script, cinematography, score, acting, stunts, effects, editing, costume design, set design... I don't care what detail you drill down to on this film, you find someone kicking ass at their job.
What pleases me more than anything about that clip is that, unlike the Oscar telecasts, he wasn't reading off some damn cue card, eyes transfixed like some zombie. Those were his words, eloquent, erudite, and completely in the moment.
The Raiders of the Lost Ark soundtrack is genuinely epic, all it of beautiful and rousing. For me, perhaps the most haunting is The Map Room : Dawn, when Indy and Sallah and are trying to find the exact location of the Well of the Souls without drawing the attention of the Nazis. PS At the end of Washington Ending & Raiders March, the theme starts again in a limited way. Most people would have left the cinema by that time, but those who stayed behind get this little post-credits bonus. It's wonderfullly warm and leaves a smile one your face.
John Williams, one of the greatest music composers of all time since he share my birth date last and this year. His music lives on forever, forever, and forever! : )
One thing I have noticed in all award shows is: "The celebrities are always praising each other". This should raise question. While in general award like "Legion Of Merit" it is not so.
My then-girlfriend and I were in a restaurant at the same time as Harrison Ford during the filming of Patriot Games, and as we were leaving, my girlfriend thought it would be funny if she whistled the theme music. I can confirm, based entirely on the look of utter rage that flashed across Ford's face at that moment, that the first thing he says here is not a joke.
He could’ve smacked a joke at the end to stroke his ego, but he praised the artist for his work, and that speaks a different kind of volume. I like to shit on Hollywood but John’s expressions means a lot to me.
I read that John Williams said INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY will be his final film. I think that’s a wonderful and affectionate closure for John, Harrison, and Steven (even though he isn’t directing-it’s his baby).
That theme belongs in a museum
So do you!
So does your theme!
You already said that in another one in the 10 hour one
Like very many Indiana Jones related artifacts...
@@danielbledsoe965 Quite humorous.
Its funny how Harrison Ford has always been indifferent to Star Wars but he seems to have a great love for Indiana Jones.
It´s because SW sucks but IJ is actually great.
Star Wars is a boring movie.
I hope he gets to do another one
@@wuffalo Yes but that will definitely be the last one, and it has to be really good.
While there are similarities between Indy and Han, Indy is more scholastic, which seems to fit Ford better.
If you are an 80s kid, John Williams' music is part of the soundtrack of your life.
Even before that, Lost In Space, several music passages from Gilligans Island, Poseidon Adventure, Towering Inferno and of course, JAWS. He's a National Treasure for sure.
@@thetardis5763 You missed a couple. John Williams ( credited as Johnny Williams, at the time ) also composed the iconic musical themes for "Land of the Giants" ( 1968 - 1970, ) and "The Time Tunnel" ( 1966 - 1967 ) - once again working with famed T.V. series creator/ producer, and disaster movie producer Irwin Allen.
Hell yes it is.
I’m a 2000’s kid and John’s music is a part of my life
@@alphaxan8175 same
I can imagine Harrison saying "i swear to God if they play that music on my god damn funeral"
I think he's probably more worried that Calista might choose to have him frozen in carbonite instead of buried.
Actually Harrison likes that character, which is one reason he wants to do one last movie as Indy* (to get the bad taste of the last one out his and our mouths). It's his Han Solo character that he really dislikes (though us fans love it more than anything!)
* At an on-stage event right after Indy 4 came out he said he really wants to do another one, but that "this time we won't be going to Mars" which was a jab at the sci-fi angle that the last one had.
I’m the 1000th like YAYYYYYYYYY.. MY LIFE IS BORING.
Jesus i didnt even know this hit 1k likes xD
@@JustWasted3HoursHere , Marion's return was the best part.
Williams, Lucas, Spielberg, Ford. That some fuggin top level skill right there.
If only Connery was still with us...
Birds Of A Feather Flock Together.
Kennedy the teasmaid too.
But Jar Jar is the key to all of this
That's another movie set right there!
Ford: That damn music follows me everywhere.
Audience: *Laughs*
Me: ... I don't think he was joking.
Harrison's acting is so deep we can never understand wheter he's joking or not
He had a follow-up to that (the colonoscopy). Of course it was a joke. That doesn't mean there can't be some truth to it and to the frustration behind it.
Ford: dont never call me again Lucas!
Lucas: yoohoo? lets do Indiana 8 it is good!
In the case of Indiana Jones, which he actually *likes* as a franchise, he's probably joking around.
He was definitively joking, but you can't blame him if he wasn't, after all, he has been hearing the theme more times than most people here hear it xD
Harrison: John, you’re a genius.
John: *nods in agreement.*
Yes, I could see that, he knows he is
Well he is not wrong...
For a guy like Harrison Ford to say that with such meaning is incredibly moving...
We ALL Do....
2:55 "It's an example of entertainment elevated to art" Brilliant quote!!
All great composers like John Williams make Art, not merely entertainment...
“That damn music follows me everywhere.”
I SPIT OUT MY DRINK!!!!
I could have sworn it was Star Wars music
"John, I am not complaining"
I just checked, it's true!
I thought he was going to say that during his colonoscopy he looked up and saw that his doctor had a hat and whip in the O.R.
I spit out My teeth
There is no one in life that can replace Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones and Harrison will always be remembered as Indy no matter what. All the Indy movies bring back childhood memories
All? :)
@@MinekEzQM yeah I dont think he meant the last one
Anthony Ingruber, possibly
@@cybershin0bi47 he said what he said. Not all of us are bitter jaded a-holes that make things worse than they are. A lot of us enjoy all the films even the weaker ones
@@joevictor53 even if they don't enjoy the fourth one, maybe the original commenter does. They should just let them enjoy it, why shouldn't they?
Love how Harrison is interested in and invested with Indy, we can see that clearly when talks about marion's theme and makes an analysis of the scene
I was thinking the exact same thing! A lot of actors become disillusioned, indifferent, or even resentful of their work; especially pieces that come to define their careers & image. But you can tell that Harrison feels genuine pride for his work as Indy - even after all these years, and immense respect for the film as a whole.
I'm glad. He deserves to be proud of it.
@@heatchills4093 you just described how he feels about Star Wars
@@griffinfrench LOL, yeah his view of Han Solo is the counterexample that proves how much he loves Indiana Jones.
why do you think he insists on eing the oly one allowed to play indiana jones
when he dies indiana jones dies
I can't think of anybody else who ever could play Indiana Jones but Harrison Ford.
Same thing goes for Han Solo imo
Yeah he is irreplaceable for sure
If it was made a few years earlier, perhaps some of the classic cowboy actors would have been perfect. Ford, however, appears to be the youngest imaginable actor who could play that part.
On second thought, Kevin Costner might have been acceptable.
@@wp7187 It was supposed to to go to Tom Sellec but he could not get out of his Magnum Contract.....
@@jeffreygrinnell5791 I like TS, but what luck for everyone but him!
Dude this theme is amazing and made so many childhoods
My Grandson discovered it last October. It has led to parkour (indiana style) piano (he now plays the theme) he plays other pieces now. I'm going to show him the movie : the Dig.
Rolling on the floor everytime I see this moment :-D
Yeah... it is very humorous moment, indeed.
John Williams is truly a genius. We revere the compositions of the Great Masters such as Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Strauss etc much later, and I believe that generations to come will be doing the same with his compositions. He is possibly the best composer of our era.
Yep, for me is the number one, but joe Hisashi is also amazing, it is hard to tell when both are at a legendary level. (There are also a lot of composers of high level, but the consistency of their work across the decades stands out, that is not easy to do.)
You left out Gustav Holst foo!
In a couple of hundred of years (if we survive as a species) John Williams will be considered with those other greats.
@ God right, there are just so many composers to choose from. Music is such an wonderful thing with Infinite possibilities you can choose your own voice from. It is a real blessing for humans
Let's not forget about Jerry Goldsmith. He's responsible for most of the Star Trek music for five films, beginning with "The Motion Picture." What John Williams did for Star Wars, Jerry Goldsmith did for Star Trek.
John Williams is a mastermind... Epic music that fills my heart with joy every time I hear it.
The guy assigned to play the music when he walks off the stage: 👁👄👁
The guy assigned to play the music when Harrison walks off stage recomposes himself and plays "The Imperial March" instead.
@@matsgustavsson665 recomposes, you say?
@@bryanb736 Yes, if he was perturbed by Mr. Fords observation of the music and had planned to play that same tune, don't you think he would need to regain his calmness? :)
@@matsgustavsson665 oh yes I totally understand. I was just trying to make a bad joke about using the word re-compose in a situation where they were talking about the great composer John Williams.
@@bryanb736 i liked the joke :-)
I actually had Indiana Jones' theme playing at my dad's (RIP) funeral. He told me that Indiana Jones was one of his favorite movie characters.
Ahhh, man.😮
My top 5 composers are.
John Williams
Ennio Morricone
James Horner
Jerry Goldsmith
Hans Zimmer.
I think you should probably listen to some of the people that came before those guys. They're all great, but John Williams is the only one who holds up when you start listening to the old masters.
I love all those! You should also listen to Howard Shore (LoTR)
I think Danny elf man should be okay be the list
My Top 5:
John Williams
James Horner
Hans Zimmer
Howard Shore
Brian Tyler
@@nathanmeyer4539 mine's actually so close, swap out James Horner for Michael Giacchino and that's my list!
Genius in film composing is creating a theme and knowing exactly WHERE to PLACE that theme. John's instincts at spotting are superb.
John Williams is a world treasure. The man has composed so many amazing movie soundtracks that he is very much an unsung hero in the movie industry. He deserves so much more credit than people give him.
3:01 - 3:05 Truer words were never spoken.
I have to thank Harrison Ford, he gave me the courage to go and get my first colonoscopy. Hey, do you think I could get the doctor's to play that music as I'm wheeled into the OR?
With fedora at hand
I would be terrified that, if that music started playing, it would foreshadow a 10-foot wide boulder "rolling down the tunnel" towards the camera.
I don't need that sort of pain in my life, thank you very much.
Actually the theme from JAWS would be more fitting as they put you under these days to have a colonoscopy done. Hehehe.
John Williams allways knew, how to touch the heart of the audience.
0:29 For your information, the woman next to Steven Spielberg is Willie Scott from Temple of Doom.
Edit: To add on further, She is married to Spielberg.
Sorry Doctor Jones.
Wow, she looks pretty young
@@antoniokruger8529 She is 66 years old.
YOU CALL HIM DR. JONES DOOOLLL!!. Man she was bangin in TOD. Like the prototype hot white girl.
OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!
Kate Capshaw.
With that beard, he looks like he's about to do a sequel to The Fugitive.
true that
He's now Hairrison Ford
John Williams music is definitely the soundtrack of my life. From the first movie I saw with his music, Jaws to Star Wars to Indiana Jones and beyond Mr. Williams has always done far more than write a score, he's invited us to feel the movie. His music does elevate scenes in movies to emotional moments in our lives. Incredibly brilliant work Mr. Williams. 👏👏👏
0:22 That Damn music follows me everywhere
Indeed he is a GENIUS!! I am so grateful for growing up listening to his music, shaped my musical taste very well
Marion's theme is literally Leia's theme with a French horn.
lmao was thinking the same
And 'han and Leia's theme'
Yeah they start with the same interval I think (the same two notes played in the same order) that sort of propels the theme forward.
I once read something where someone said “I think John Williams just things of love in that tune.”
@@nicholaswm4742 true but who cares, it’s still amazing!
Wow a legend giving another legend their props. I was one of the luckiest kids ever to grow up in the 80s and watch the movies and listen to the music. What a time to live in
"That damn music follows me everywhere"😂😂
I believe this is the first time I hear Harrison Ford talk cohesively and continuously.
i do like how Marian's theme is a modified princess Leia theme
They really do sound similar almost the same even.
@@thedeadnightking9975 Not even close.
I remember me and wife going to the opening of Indiana Jones at the show. You couldn't find one seat available. It was packed! Great movie, great acting, great direction, great score!!
all 3 of them are geniuses and icons. unmatched until today!
A fitting tribute. Well said Harrison.
Synergy and harmony between the musical and action parts of the movie are crucial for the rightful proper cinematic outcome!
I love it when he plays the grumpy old geezer! ='D
Williams, Spielberg and Ford... living legends, right there!
Glad they're still around!
LOVE Harrison Ford, he's one of my all-time favorite actors who never really got the Academy love. At least AFI loves him, and that's probably a greater honor anyway. I'm honored to share a birthday with Mr. Ford. John Williams is awesome, too! At the top of my film composer favorites list. 👍
Well, that's incredibly beautiful and awesome. Great artists celebrating their brilliant collaborators. Now I wanna go watch an Indy movie!
I think John William's scoring elevated Spielberg's work to magical status.
And George Harrison's too.
@@vaderladyl yes 👍
Decades will fade away, actors, directors, composers, crew will pass away but legendary works like these shall live on. ❤
"That damn music follows me everywhere" 😂😂😂😂 GOLD
The bar scene when Indy sees Marion again for the first time is honestly my favorite scene in the whole movie. The chemistry they have is so electric! I have always loved her theme!
Better chemistry than with Lumpy?!
0:25 - The moment 🤣🤣
Indeed, I fell in love with all John Williams movie themes he composed. With every theme songs alone, it portrayed the whole film itself, the storyline, adventures, love and finale. No other film music maker can compared to John Williams !
John Williams, Quincy Jones, Vangelis, Giorgio Moroder, Jerry Goldsmith, Ennio Morricone, are geniuses, I enjoy their music
Good list 👌
John Williams deserves whatever accolades he gets. Love his music in my favorite movies from SW to Indy to Superman. Having said that, keep in mind a good portion of his most famous themes were actually variations of many existing pieces from other composers. Holst the Planets is the best example. He borrowed so much for Star Wars.
Who else miss this kind of soundtracks in movies?
nah i dont.
its a great soundtrack, but you sound like saying, there's nothing like it anymore.
"time" from inception, "arrival to earth" from transformers "avengers suite" all great pieces of music ..... to name only a few recent ones.
i dont think, the quality of soundtracks gets worse .. maybe the movies themselfes do, but soundtracks stay great :-)
0:25 "That damn music follows me everywhere..."
😂😂😂😂😂😂 LMFAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I swear to God when I saw Indiana Jones and the last crusade right at the end when they're all getting ready to ride off and you can feel John Williams revving up and getting ready for the last great send off and when the orchestra finally hits into the "Raiders" theme full blast. I got chills.
John Williams was the Genius behind the most major theatrical successes of more than one generation.
listen to John Williams everyday.
A great way to start the day, ain't it?😊
Whenever I do something adventurous, I hear the Indiana Jones Music. Whenever I do something good or bad, I hear The Star Wars Music.
Throwing garbage in the wrong bin and my minds echos “DUN DUN DUN DUUUN DA-DUN!!”. That’s the John Williams effect.
John Williams elevated everything he ever worked on like no other composer. I don’t think Home Alone would feel as magical without his music, and I don’t think I’d have the fondness I do for Hook without that soundtrack… not to mention the obvious stuff like Star Wars, Superman, Indiana Jones…
This is why 4 movie was the perfect happy ending.
You mean 3, right?😉
Raiders is arguably the most perfect movie ever made. From the script to the music.and my favorite scene being the bar scene.
If I came in and my doc was playing the Indiana Jones theme. I would have 1000% faith.
Love him both as Han Solo and Indiana Jones ❤
John Williams is a brilliant composer
I believe the greatest of our lifetime!
Before I saw "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in theatres, I was listening to the Raiders' theme as it was playing over baseball "Plays of the Week" on "This Week in Baseball"
the colonoscopy joke was perfect
You are so right, I can only imagine that one tragic day, it will be played at his funeral!
@@Frank-63304
Oh, stop that now 😒
The first album I bought that was theme music from a movie was "Close Encounters of a Third Kind",
by John Williams.
John is one of the greatest composers to ever walk this earth, and he's clearly inspired the next generation of film composers like Brian Tyler, and even the brand new composers just getting into film composing as well. These movies are absolutely nothing without John Williams.
Its mr Ford one of my favorite actors who played in the Star Wars Skywalker saga and in the Indana Jones series
One legend complimenting another.
I mean imagine being Harrison Ford in the 80s with Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Blade Runner under your belt. Id feel like Im ontop of the world playing all these different protagonists and people loving them and the music.
No one better at this job than John Williams. Others I love too.... But Williams has sat at the top for decades.
As a side note, I consider Raiders to be a genuinely perfect film. Score too. Every detail of that film is well made and works perfectly. It's a case study in how good a film can be when EVERYONE straight up nails their job... Direction, script, cinematography, score, acting, stunts, effects, editing, costume design, set design... I don't care what detail you drill down to on this film, you find someone kicking ass at their job.
What pleases me more than anything about that clip is that, unlike the Oscar telecasts, he wasn't reading off some damn cue card, eyes transfixed like some zombie. Those were his words, eloquent, erudite, and completely in the moment.
1:20 Ridge Raider, Ridge Raiiiiider! The damn meme follows me everywhere.
Harrison Ford will go down as one of the most iconic actors ever
"John, you're a genius."
I'll second that sentiment.
Harrison Ford, hell of an actor. John Williams, hell of a composer. Stephen Spielberg, hell of a director.
The Raiders of the Lost Ark soundtrack is genuinely epic, all it of beautiful and rousing. For me, perhaps the most haunting is The Map Room : Dawn, when Indy and Sallah and are trying to find the exact location of the Well of the Souls without drawing the attention of the Nazis.
PS At the end of Washington Ending & Raiders March, the theme starts again in a limited way. Most people would have left the cinema by that time, but those who stayed behind get this little post-credits bonus. It's wonderfullly warm and leaves a smile one your face.
John Williams, one of the greatest music composers of all time since he share my birth date last and this year. His music lives on forever, forever, and forever! : )
I love Harrison Ford.
Now that Indiana Jones 5 started shooting I can't wait to listen to the theme at least for one more time
Did you enjoy that film?
@1987AnimeBoy absolutely
One thing I have noticed in all award shows is: "The celebrities are always praising each other". This should raise question.
While in general award like "Legion Of Merit" it is not so.
John Williams
Hans Zimmer.
Vangelis. (RIP)
Ennio Morriconi are the four best composers in Hollywood's history.
The streets of Arrecife, the capital of Lanzarote, to be precise.
He loved doing Indiana Jones, was one of his favorite roles.
That was the most "Harrison Ford" way possible to open his speech lmao. I love him.
" That damn music follows me everywhere. "
My then-girlfriend and I were in a restaurant at the same time as Harrison Ford during the filming of Patriot Games, and as we were leaving, my girlfriend thought it would be funny if she whistled the theme music. I can confirm, based entirely on the look of utter rage that flashed across Ford's face at that moment, that the first thing he says here is not a joke.
John Williams is a genius indeed... Well said Mr Ford
This theme song also plays when Harrison Ford enters a supermarket.
This is really moving. Awesome speak!
Imagine having your very own OST, just hearing it & the name Harrison Ford/Indiana Jones light up
To be fair, one franchise is on another level to the other.
Did anyone else noticed the crew member at 2:13
They will play that music at his funeral and right when Harrison Ford enter the gates of heaven.
I was hoping to see him walk off the stage with the Indiana Jones theme music playing again.
Harrison always be my hero. Hahah i grown up watching all indiana jones from 1234
He could’ve smacked a joke at the end to stroke his ego, but he praised the artist for his work, and that speaks a different kind of volume. I like to shit on Hollywood but John’s expressions means a lot to me.
Indiana Jones is My favorite Movie and He Harrison Ford Is a Amazing a Great actors
This is so great
Was that Kaz Hirai at 1:20?
I read that John Williams said INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY will be his final film.
I think that’s a wonderful and affectionate closure for John, Harrison, and Steven (even though he isn’t directing-it’s his baby).
Indiana made Harrison an ICON