Harrison Ford Played a Dashing Rogue All the Way to the Bank With This Hefty Net Worth

When you think of the original Star Wars series, who comes to mind? How about Indiana Jones? Two of the most beloved and famous movie franchises in Hollywood history have several things in common. But most notably, they share Harrison Ford.

By embracing science fiction and being willing to play the lovable rogue, the Chicago native was a household name by the early 1980s.

Harrison's domination of Hollywood hasn't really slowed in the intervening years. Although he's not dodging boulders or getting into "who shot first" conflicts with Greedo these days, he's still on top of his game.

That game has netted him an impressive net worth that reflects his decades as a Hollywood star, and all-around nice guy. Here's what we know about Harrison Ford's net worth and his personal life when the cameras are off.

Harrison was born in Chicago, Ill., on July 13, 1942. His parents were in show business in their own right, with his mother Dorothy working as a radio host and his father, John William, working as an actor.

All of this success has earned him an estimated net worth of around $300 million.

With a childhood immersed in expression and art, Harrison flourished. He has appeared in dozens of films over the past 70 years, including films that have grossed more than $5.4 billion in North America and over $9.3 billion worldwide, according to Wikipedia.

Those films include the aforementioned Star Wars and Indiana Jones series, along with American Graffiti, Blade Runner, The Patriot Games, and many more.

He has won dozens of awards as well, including an AFI Life Achievement Award, Cecil B. DeMille Award, Honorary César, and an Honorary Palme d'Or. Additionally, Harrison has received nominations for an Academy Award, a BAFTA, two Screen Actors Guild awards, and five Golden Globe awards.

He's bigger than life in many ways and is widely considered a Hollywood legend. But who is Harrison Ford when the cameras are off?

Harrison appears to be a laid-back guy who loves his family. As of 2025, he is still married to his third wife, a famed actor in her own right — Calista Flockhart. And he has five children as well, all adults now.

In a 2025 interview with WSJ. Style, Harrison snarked about people just now recognizing his sense of humor. He also shared his future goals, including his plans to "stop acting."

However, don't worry — he plans to finish the projects he's working on first.

It's interesting to note, Harrison's heroics are not limited to his on-screen efforts. Business Insider reports that he once found a lost Boy Scout, and rescued a woman trapped on the top of a mountain.

He also practices his carpentry and aviation skills in his free time, making him an all-around cool guy. Harrison has been working on commercial endorsements in recent months, which sets him up for the opportunity to stay relevant and at least semi-retire, fulfilling his eventual goal of getting out of acting.

For now, though, fans can still see him everywhere, continuing to be the heart-stealing, award-winning legend that he is.