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Calista Flockhart played TV lawyer Ally McBeal from 1997 to 2002. Among the actor's many awards are a 1998 Golden Globe for Best Television Actress – Musical/Comedy Series, a 2000 People's Choice Award for Favorite Female Television Performer, and a shared 1999 Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series. "Ally McBeal" also went home with Golden Globe awards in 1998 and 1999, along with an Emmy in '99.

Harrison Ford may have a public life on the big screen, but behind closed doors, he's much more private. Married for over 12 years, Ford and his wife, Calista Flockhart, began dating nearly two decades ago after their co-star, James Marsden, set them up. According to People, Ford and Flockhart first crossed paths at the 2002 Golden Globe Awards, noting that Marsden acted as her "wingman" for their dates following the show.

When it comes to Hollywood couples, some of them don't last very long, whereas others make it through the long haul. After nearly 20 years together — and 10 of them spent married — it's safe to say that Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart definitely seem to fall into latter category.

Celebrate the rumored ‘Ally McBeal’ revival by taking a look back at star Calista Flockhart through the years!. Could it be? With dozens of our favorite ’90s shows, like The Conners, Punky Brewster, Will and Grace, Saved By The Bell, and more getting revivals lately, it was only a matter that Ally McBeal would soon make a return. And that’s just what’s happening! Nineteen years after the much-beloved legal comedy went off the air, a limited series revival is reportedly in early development. And what better way to celebrate show’s iconic star, Calista Flockhart, than by taking a look at her transformation over the years?

An Ally McBeal revival is being considered and 20th Century is trying to get Calista Flockhart on board. In an era of reboots, it makes sense that some companies would go back to major series from the past. Ally McBeal ran on Fox for five years at the tail end of the 1990s. America was enamored with the trials and tribulation of a Boston lawyer and Flockhart’s performance. It goes without saying that the entire enterprise kind of hinges on the series star being along for the ride. There are some concerns about how specific instances from the original series would be handled in the #MeToo era. (Also questions like how would you get the CGI baby back and there’s not enough money in the world to bring back Robert Downey Jr.)

Of all the shows clamoring for a reboot, Ally McBeal might not be the first one to come to mind. But ready your dancing (baby) shoes, because an Ally McBeal revival is what you’re going to get. TV Line reports that an Ally McBeal limited series revival is in the early stages of development, with leading lady Calista […]

Calista Flockhart is said to be in talks for an “Ally McBeal” revival with Fox and original series creator David E.Kelley – who is involved, but not in a writing capacity. A “female auteur” would like take the showrunner reins, as Kelley hinted previously. “I’d be open to the idea...

A new iteration of Ally McBeal may be headed to the small screen. Ideas about a possible revival of the legal comedy-drama series, which became a pop culture phenomenon, are being bounced around 20th TV, which would produce, sources tell Deadline. Original series creator David E. Kelley is expected to have some involvement in the project, but likely not as a writer. We hear Calista Flockhart, who starred in the title role, has been approached about reprising her role, but there have been no formal talks.

One of the most beloved legal dramas could be gearing up for a triumphant return. TV Line is reporting that a limited series revival of Ally McBeal is officially in development. Calista Flockhart, who played the titular lawyer on the original series, is being eyed for a comeback. If they...

The Fox legal drama created by David E. Kelley and starring Flockhart that became a phenomenon when it premiered in 1997 may be ready for a comeback. "An Ally McBeal limited series revival is in the early stages of development, with titular leading lady Calista Flockhart being eyed to reprise her iconic role," reports TVLine's Michael Ausiello. "The series’ creator, David E. Kelley, would be involved in the potential sequel series as an exec producer, but a female auteur would likely take the showrunner reins, as Kelly himself previously hinted." In a 2018 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Kelley said a woman should lead any reboot of Ally McBeal. “I’d be open to the idea of Ally McBeal being done again, but I don’t think it should be done by me. If it were going to be done, it really should be done by a woman,” he said. “If it’s going to be new, it should be new and different. And I did it: 100 hours.” Ally McBeal aired for five seasons, winning Outstanding Comedy Series in 1999, the same year Kelley won Outstanding Drama Series for The Practice. As Ausiello notes, "the series also became known for pushing the kind of sexual boundaries — particularly within the workplace — that would be verboten in the #MeToo era."

Harrison Ford is a Hollywood legend. The talented actor has played iconic roles, from the sarcastic smuggler Han Solo to the adventuresome archaeologist Indiana Jones. And throughout his impressive career, Ford has won several prestigious awards and appeared in numerous blockbuster films. The leading man also enjoys a successful marriage...