Harrison Ford, the hero of the “Star Wars” movies and the “Indiana Jones” series, has attracted attention since his last appearance at Disney’s D23 Expo on August 11 last year.
Harrison, 82, was showing signs of frailty, raising questions about his health.
During the ceremony, Harrison Ford left his fingerprints on the cement, but fans noticed that he had a hard time signing it.
“He doesn’t look well,” one fan wrote, while another wrote: “Congratulations to him but my heart breaks when I see him so weak,” Daily Mail Online reported.
A third asked: “Anyone concerned about one hand being more stressed than the other?” A fourth said: “It’s hard to see my legs getting older.”
Harrison expressed his heartfelt thanks to fans during his onstage speech after accepting the award from Disney CEO Bob Iger, saying, “I love the life you’ve given me.”
He added, “I love the people I get the chance to work with. No one has been in this field for very long. We work collaboratively, no matter what our identities or purposes are.”
Notably, Ford acted in dozens of films and was ranked number one on Empire magazine’s list of the “100 Greatest Movie Stars of All Time.”
In 2016, his films grossed over $4.7 billion in the United States alone, with global profits exceeding $6 billion, making him the highest-grossing American box office owner.
