For this episode, Mike Ryan and Keith Phipps are joined by New York magazine writer Lane Brown to discuss the Harrison Ford movie of his Blade Runner... The Devil's Own. There was a little bit of confusion putting this one together, so instead of watching one of Ford's most-famous movies we weeded up watching and discussing a film probably still best known for all the bad press it received before it even came out. Released in March 1997, the Alan J. Pakula-directed was subject to stories of a ballooning budget and a pair of stars who did not see eye-to-eye on what sort of movie they were making. It's the quintessential troubled production and yet it's somehow pretty good? At the very least it gave us plenty to talk about, including a string of '90s movies about The Troubles and whether or not Brad Pitt's character's scheme to taken a broken-down boat all the way across the Atlantic Ocean would have worked out.

You'll find all that and more on this second episode of Ford Focus: A Harrison Ford podcast. And if you enjoy this episode, please rate, review and subscribe. And if you want even more Ford Focus, we have a Patreon where we're posting bonus episodes, including one inspired about this episode where Keith and Mike discuss the 1994 thriller Blown Away, in which Tommy Lee Jones plays an IRA bomber who matches wits with a bomb squad superstar played by Jeff Bridges. Look for that on the Patreon page tomorrow.

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