True but...

Posted by Brett (Yasim) Lambert from port2.westworld.ca on June 13, 1999 at 18:15:46:

In Reply to: LFM and Brett posted by Indy on June 13, 1999 at 09:23:34:

: I just read your post down below, and I sort of agree with LFM. I don't think the Indy movies would nearly as great as they are with out Harrison. He made Indy the person that I love to watch.

: Just my two cents,
: Indy

Yes, but Indy would not have been nearly as great if it were not directed by Steven Spielberg and written and produced by George Lucas. If they were not there to guide Harrison then the movie would be toast. Remember, the true merits of the film are created by the director (they are what make the movie truly shine) and the director is responsible for turning out great performances whenever they did their jobs properly. Also, no big star, and I mean NO big star can guarantee that the movie will be any good. No matter how talented, how well they draw in an audience, or how good-looking (man or woman, mostly woman for me) they are, it will never guarantee its success 100%.

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