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This forgotten Harrison Ford thriller was released 26 years ago today

This forgotten Harrison Ford thriller was released 26 years ago today

Harrison Ford is one of the most iconic actors in film history, best known for his roles in the original star warsTrilogy and Indiana Jones Franchise.

His famous filmography also includes films like fugitive, air force oneinitial jack ryan movies, and blade Runner.

Yet, 26 years ago today, Ford teamed up with Michelle Pfeiffer for the supernatural thriller what lies BeneathA film that has gone somewhat overlooked in his impressive career.

‘What Lies Beneath’ Movie Plot

The PG-13 film falls under the Mystery & Thriller and Horror genres and was directed by Robert Zemeckis.

“Norman (Ford) and Claire Spencer (Pfeiffer) are a happily married couple who uncover a terrible secret…a secret so disturbing it threatens to destroy them,” reads the official summary. “When Claire Spencer begins seeing haunting images and hearing mysterious voices in her home, her husband Norman suspects it’s just her imagination – until the images turn out to be real. Now, together they must uncover the truth, face their worst fears and find out ‘what lies beneath’… with twisting and terrifying consequences.”

49% of the film is rotten tomatoes Critics’ score and rating 6.6 out of 10 IMDb.

Photo by Emma McIntyre at Getty Images

Prior to the film’s 2000 release, Ford Explained Why was he attracted to this role, particularly because it gave him the opportunity to explore a genre outside of many of his previous projects?

“One of the highlights of this particular script was its creation, and the fact that I was able to take people’s general expectations about the kind of role I was going to play, and then apply it to them.” Ford said, via BBC.com. The job is always the same – to help tell the story through character development.”

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