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Harrison Ford enthusiasts are worried that he might retire from acting after hints in his Critics' Choice speech.
After being celebrated for his iconic roles in movies like Star Wars at the awards, he focussed on the future of the industry, saying: "I'm really happy to be here tonight to see what our business is turning into and all the talented people who are getting opportunities that probably wouldn't have in the early part of my career."
The Indiana Jones legend, 81, seemed visibly humbled with tears in his eyes as he made his way to ther stage.
In a modest reflection on his success, he attributed some of it to luck. While peers could only congratulate him for his incredible acting feats, one observer noted that the "speech sounded a lot like a retirement speech." Another concurred, stating: "It did. It made it very uncomfortable and sad to see him there like that."
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On Twitter, fans couldn't help but shed tears as they nostalgically reflected on Harrison's extensive filmography. A fan gushed: "Really loved the career montage for him today. It's rich. Summarised his career. Loved how many of the rare footage eg from Frantic, Working Girl, Morning Glory, Hanover Street etc."
Viewers fear the speech was Ford's effective retirement announcement (Variety via Getty Images)
The actor seemed visibly moved as he accepted the award (No credit)Fans couldn't hold back their emotions as they watched the distinguished Indiana Jones actor, Harrison Ford, accept an honour at the Critics Choice Awards. One fan took to social media, writing: "And in keeping with my inner child, just seeing and hearing Harrison Ford accept this honour had me in tears."
The star-studded Critics Choice Awards took place on Sunday, 14th January at Santa Monica Airport's Barkar Hangar in California. Some of Hollywood's biggest names joined in on the glamour and excitement of the night.
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Margot Robbie took to the stage at the celebrated awards show, which was marking its 29th year. She presented her 'Barbie' co-star, America Ferrera, with the SeeHer award.
An impressive lineup of presenters graced the stage, including notable names such as Angela Bassett, Anthony Ramos, Awkwafina, and more. John Krasinski, Jon Cryer, Ke Huy Quan, Mandy Moore, Meg Ryan, Oprah Winfrey, Sandra Oh and Vanessa Morgan were also among those who presented the prestigious awards.
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