Harrison Ford Reveals Why He Doesn’t Go to Awards Show Afterparties: ‘I’m Always Very Well-Behaved’

Harrison Ford always keeps it cool, even when his colleagues are letting loose!

The actor, 82, spoke to Variety and Entertainment Tonight ahead of the 2025 Golden Globes about his long experience at awards shows, reaching back to his first win nearly 40 years ago. And while other stars might get rowdy at events like these, Ford said he always remains composed and collected.

"I'm always very well behaved at awards shows," the actor said, in response to Variety's Mark Malkin asking about his "wildest" moment at these events.

But Malkin didn't buy it. "Harrison Ford afterparties, they're legendary!" he teased.

"Oh, no no no," Ford replied. " I don't think I've ever been to one! I usually go straight home."

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Twenty-three years ago, in 2002, Ford received the Cecil B. deMille award — bestowed upon major figures who have made great contributions to the film industry. He's the 50th recipient of the award.

Ford doesn't have a particularly vivid memory of receiving the honor, though.

"[I remember] very little. Very little, except that it was a long time ago and I was very grateful for the attention," he told Variety and ET, adding that he's since gotten used to the recognition.

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In addition to his Cecil B. deMille award, Ford has received four Golden Globes thus far in his career,

The Indiana Jones legend is nominated for best performance by a male actor in a supporting role in television for his portrayal of Dr. Paul Rhoades in Shrinking.

AppleTV+'s comedy-drama focuses on a therapist, Jimmy Laird grieving the loss of his wife as he bends the rules and gets more involved in his clients' lives. Jason Segel, who plays Laird, was also nominated for best performance by an actor in a television series - musical or comedy.

See PEOPLE's full coverage of the 82nd annual Golden Globes as they're broadcasting live from The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on CBS and Paramount+.

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