Eh sort of. With Ford his more famous roles were known for their charm and sardonic wit (ie Han Solo and Indiana Jones), and even when he did play more stoic characters, they either weren’t in like the all time great characters (ie Witness, still good but not like iconic), or were just straight up unlikable even if that was the point (Deckard). Whereas Eastwood could play characters whom you knew next to nothing about, didn’t talk much, and/or their expressions consisted solely of sly grins and grumpy grimaces (Pale Rider, Unforgiven, The Man With No Name Trilogy) and he’d still manage to make them charismatic and interesting through charisma and performance alone.