Harrison Ford speaks up about his 'legendary' afterparties

Harrison Ford, a veteran actor, revealed his partying habits in a new interview before settling down at the Golden Globes.

Ford made it clear that despite the rowdy afterparty tradition in Hollywood, he has always chosen to keep his nights more sober, "I'm always very well behaved at awards shows.”

When asked specifically about the rumors concerning his parties, he set the record straight. "Oh, no no no. I don't think I've ever been to one! I usually go straight home."

Reflecting on the Cecil B. deMille award that the actor had received 22 years earlier for his contributions to the film industry, he added, "[I remember] very little. Very little, except that it was a long time ago and I was very grateful for the attention.”

The Cecil B. deMille is only one in a list of several Golden Globes awarded to the 82-year-old star, with his most recent nomination being the Best Performance By A Male Actor In A Supporting Role category during the 2025 ceremony.

Harrison Ford's nomination comes for the role of Dr. Paul Rhoades in the Apple+ series Shrinking. The lead star in the show, Jason Segel, was also nominated in the Best Performance By An Actor In A Television Series category.