Hollywood legend Harrison Ford has been gracing the silver screen for decades and has amassed a healthy fortune in the process.
It's thanks to his long-standing career that the Indiana Jones actor has built up a stunning property portfolio over the years.
© Getty ImagesThe 82-year-old and his wife, Calista Flockhart - perhaps best known for playing Ally McBeal - have a house in Brentwood, California, which they use when they're busy working on industry projects, but they also spend a lot of time at their sprawling ranch in Wyoming.
Their home, which is in Jackson Hole, sits on 800 acres of land, so the pair can revel in the peace and quiet that the private estate affords them.
Calista Flockhart heads to the Big Apple
However, it seems Calista has recently swapped the serenity of rural living for the bright lights of the Big Apple, as the 60-year-old is currently performing in a theater production.
The actress has been cast in an Off-Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's Curse of the Starving Class, which began its run at the Pershing Square Signature Center on West 42nd Street on February 25.
Calista will lead the cast alongside Christian Slater and Cooper Hoffman until April 6, after it was extended by a week.
It's not known if Calista and Harrison are staying in New York City while she stars in the 1977 play, especially since the pair sold Harrison's luxurious pad over ten years ago.
© Getty ImagesHarrison Ford and Calista Flockhart's property empire
The Star Wars actor, who has most recently made his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe playing Thaddeus E 'Thunderbolt' Ross in Captain America: Brave New World, previously owned a penthouse apartment in the Central Park West neighborhood of New York.
However, Harrison decided to put the home on the market and eventually sold it for a cool $16 million. Perhaps now is the time for them to invest in a new place in the city?
© Getty ImagesWhat's for certain is that Harrison loves the quietness of Wyoming. He told Parade in 2020: "When I'm up in Wyoming, I just walk out the door and keep walking…
"If my chores are done and there's nothing more pressing and the weather's good, I'll go flying – I love to fly up there – or walk in the woods, do some work, ride my road bike or mountain bike."
© Monica Schipper/GAHarrison and Calista met in 2002 at the Golden Globes and have been together ever since. Together, they share Calista's son Liam, whom she adopted in 2001.
Harrison Ford: 5 suprising facts
© Getty Images1. Advertising man
Alongside his acting career, Harrison became a major figure in Japan due to his appearances in several commercials. His most notable endorsement was for Kirin Lager.
2. Hollywood heartthrob
In his younger years, Harrison portrayed iconic characters like Hans Solo and Indiana Jones, earning him swooning fans. Off camera, Harrison he was married three times and had a three-month romantic affair with Carrie Fisher during the filming of Star Wars.
3. Real-life pilot
Harrison isn't just a pilot in The Expendables - he's a trained aviator who has saved people in real life. Though never asked by authorities, the actor owns multiple planes and helicopters putting his skills to good use. In 2001, he rescued a lost Boy Scout in Wyoming’s Yellowstone, according to ABC News.
4. Spider Ford
While celebrities often have planets named after them, Harrison has a spider species named in his honour. The spider species Calponia harrisonfordi was named after him according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
5. Signature chin scar
One of Harrison's distinct features is his chin scar, which he explained to Parade was the result of "a fast car crash." When he was younger, he was driving to work and veered into a telephone pole while trying to put on his seatbelt.
Meanwhile, Harrison is also a father to his two oldest sons, Benjamin and William, who he shares with his first wife, Mary Marquardt.
While married to his second wife, Melissa Mathison, the actor welcomed a third son, Malcolm, and a daughter, Georgia.
© Getty ImagesHarrison and Calista also own their Brentwood home, which is their primary residence.
They acquired their Brentwood estate in 2011 for a whopping $13 million ($12.6 million, to be exact) after selling their other Brentwood home for $8.25 million, which Harrison purchased in 1983.
