$1.25 Million a Day for Harrison

The Hollywood heartthrob is set to earn a staggering $25 million for just 20 days of work on his latest movie - more than $1 million a day!

Ford will pocket a whopping $1.25 million for each day on the set of his upcoming flick, "K-19: The Widowmaker."

For a standard eight-hour day, that'll be a cool $156,000 an hour, about $2,500 per minute, $41 per second.

The eye-popping windfall smashes the record set when Marlon Brando collected $3 million in 1978 for working four days on "Superman," in a part that amounted to less than 10 minutes of screen time.

And while Mel Gibson reportedly took home $25 million for his starring role in "The Patriot," he spent more than twice as long working on that film as Ford will have to on his.

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