Woody Harrelson will present the prestigious Life Achievement Award to Harrison Ford at this Sunday’s Actor Awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards. The 32nd annual ceremony will be held at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles and streamed live on Netflix at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, highlighting the Harrison Ford Life Achievement recognition.
Presenters and Nominations Spotlight Ahead of the Ceremony
Alongside Harrelson, several notable actors will serve as presenters, including Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, Allison Janney, Sarah Paulson, and Christoph Waltz. Del Toro and Waltz are also nominees this year, with del Toro nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in One Battle After Another, a film that earned several nominations including Best Ensemble. Waltz received a nomination for his part in Frankenstein as part of the cast recognition. Kristen Bell will return as the event’s host.
Connections Between Harrelson and Ford
Although Woody Harrelson and Harrison Ford have never acted together in a film, their characters share an onscreen link. Harrelson appeared in Solo: A Star Wars Story, a prequel to the original Star Wars trilogy, where Ford’s Han Solo character is featured. This connection adds significance to Harrelson presenting the Life Achievement Award to Ford.
Event Details and Additional Coverage
Before the main ceremony, Paige DeSorbo and Scott Evans will host The Actor’s Red Carpet: The 32nd Annual Actor Awards Official Pre-Show, streaming live on Netflix at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT. The awards event anticipates strong attention, with One Battle After Another leading film nominations with seven nods, followed by Sinners with five, and Frankenstein, Hamnet, and Marty Supreme each receiving three nominations.
This Life Achievement Award presentation celebrates Harrison Ford’s lasting impact on the film industry, and the ceremony provides a platform to honor outstanding achievements in acting. With Woody Harrelson delivering this tribute, the event marks a notable moment in recognizing Ford’s career contributions.
