Harrison Ford Receives His First Emmy Nomination at 83
In news that has sent ripples of excitement across Hollywood and among fans worldwide, the iconic Harrison Ford has officially received his first-ever Primetime Emmy Award nomination!
At the remarkable age of 83, the legendary actor, known for his indelible roles as Han Solo and Indiana Jones, has finally been recognized by the Television Academy for his work.
Harrison Ford attends Paramount+’s “1923” S2 | FYC event at Linwood Dunn Theater on May 04, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for Paramount+)
Nomination
The nomination, announced today, July 15, 2025, is for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his captivating performance as Dr. Paul Rhoads in the second season of Apple TV+’s critically acclaimed series, Shrinking.
Ford’s portrayal of Dr. Rhoads, a seasoned therapist dealing with his own Parkinson’s diagnosis and a complicated personal life, has garnered significant praise for its depth, humor, and emotional resonance. Many critics and viewers alike felt he was ignored for the first season of Shrinking, making this long-awaited recognition even more satisfying.
(L-R) Bill Lawrence, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie, Lukita Maxwell, Christa Miller, Harrison Ford, Jason Segel, Jessica Williams and Ted McGinley attend a FYC Event for “Shrinking” hosted by Apple TV+ at Hollywood Athletic Club on May 18, 2025 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Leon Bennett/Getty Images)
This nomination marks a new and exciting chapter in Ford’s illustrious career, proving that even after decades as a global superstar, there are still new frontiers to conquer. His move to recurring television roles, including his powerful performance in 1923 (which, surprisingly, did not receive an Emmy nod this year), has allowed audiences to see a different side of his talent.
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