AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS

                                                 Last Modified: November 2001
												 
2002
Cecil B. DeMille Award (Hollywood Foreign Press Association) 												 

2000
Amnesty International USA - Media Spotlight Award
American Film Institute Life Achievement Award

1999
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards Favorite Actor - Comedy/Romance - 6 Days,
7 Nights
26th Annual Vision Awards - Honoree
People's Choice Awards Favorite Motion Picture Actor
People's Choice Awards Nomination - Favorite Motion Picture Actor - Drama

1998
People's Choice Awards All-Time Favorite Movie Star
People's Choice Awards Favorite Motion Picture Actor
People Magazine Sexiest Man Alive
GQ Magazine Film Actor of the Year
Playgirl Magazine 10 Sexiest Men of the Year
Harris Poll Favorite Motion Picture Actor

1997
People's Choice Awards - Favorite Motion Picture Actor
Foster's Can Film Awards - Favorite Male Action Hero - Air Force One
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards Nomination - Favorite Actor/Action
Adventure - Air Force One

1996
Harvard University Hasty Pudding's Man of the Year
SF Film Saturn Award Lifetime Acheivement

1995
Golden Globe Nomination -Sabrina

1994
University of California Los Angeles Spencer Tracy Award
NATO/ShoWest Box Office Star of the Century***

1993
Golden Globe Nomination -The Fugitive

1986
Golden Globe Nomination -The Mosquito Coast

1985
Golden Globe Nomination - Witness
Academy Award Nomination - Witness
British Academy Nomination - Witness

1982
SF Film Saturn Award - Best Actor - Raiders of the Lost Ark

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*** What does it take to receive the "Box Office Star of the Century"
award? Read on....

     "Harrison Ford, the man exhibitors call the people's actor, has
     become the most popular movie star of all time, according to the
     most recent box office figures (1994).
     Ford will be honored as "Star of the Century" at the Paramount
     Pictures dinner tomorrow, part of the NATO/ShoWest '94 convention
     at Bally's Hotel in Las Vegas.
     'Over the past two decades, Ford's talents have firmly
     established him as the most prominent and successful actor ever
     to work within the motion-picture industry,' says NATO/ShoWest
     general chairman Tim Warner. 'His movies, which continue to break
     box office records all over the world, now account for more than
     $2 billion in domestic theatrical grosses, an achievement
     unparalleled in the 100-year history of exhibition.'
     Ford has starred in seven of the 20 all-time highest-grossing
     films (as of 1994), starting with 'Star Wars' (domestic gross:
     $322 million) in 1977 and including his most recent, 'The
     Fugitive' ($180 million plus). In between have come 'The Empire
     Strikes Back' (1980; $223 million), 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'
     (1981; $242 million), 'Return of the Jedi' (1983; $263 million),
     'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984; $179 million); and
     "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989; $197 million).
     Factor in such pictures as "American Graffiti" (1973; $115
     million); "Witness" (1985; $65 million); "Working Girl" (1988;
     $62 million); "Presumed Innocent" (1990; $86 million); and
     "Patriot Games" (1992; $83 million), and Ford's box office clout
     is indisputable." - R.B. 1994