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In 1968, Harrison Ford flew 3,000 miles to not get an Oscar-nominated role

Summary by Far Out Magazine
Like most aspiring actors, movie stardom seemed like an unattainable dream for Harrison Ford when he was at the beginning of his career, and being rejected for a couple of era-defining classics didn’t help. The first time he failed to land the breakthrough role he’d been dreaming of came when he bombed not one, but two auditions for Mike Nichols’ The Graduate, leaving him to watch jealously from afar as the Academy Award-winning dramedy saw Dust…

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Far Out Magazine broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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