Harrison Ford has shingles
The acting star is missing from the Oscars
Belt rose instead of Oscar fever: acting star Harrison Ford is said to be sick and is missing as an laudator at the award ceremony on Sunday evening.
Preparations for the 97th Academy Awards are in full swing. One day before the award ceremony in Los Angeles, the famous laudators came together in the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles to rehearse their speeches. Hollywood legend Harrison Ford (82) should actually be there, who was planned as a laudator for the awarding on Sunday evening. But the actor should now be sick and are missing in the evening.
At Ford, an infection with shingles was apparently diagnosed at Ford last Friday. He therefore had to cancel his appearance as an laudator. It is not known for the 82-year-old.
These celebrities hold laudations in the Oscars
However, the audience of the Oscar ceremony can look forward to numerous prominent laudators: Last year’s winners of the actor prices, Roberty Downey Jr., Emma Stone, Cillian Murphy and Da’vine Joy Randolph, are among the speakers. Other laudations come from Andrew Garfield, Oprah Winfrey, Selena Gomez, Ben Stiller, Sterling K. Brown, Willem Dafoe, Goldie Hawn, Joe Alwyn, Ana de Armas, Connie Nielsen and Lily-Rose Depp.
The 97th award ceremony of the Academy Awards takes place in the night from March 2nd to March 3. In Germany, ProSieben will broadcast live from the red carpet from 11:40 p.m., the actual award begins at 01:00 a.m. This year’s moderator of the ceremony is Conan O’Brien (61).
Harrison Ford has no Oscar
Hard to believe: Harrison Ford has already received numerous awards and prizes in his career, but not yet an Oscar. In 1986 he was the first and only time nominated in the “Best main actor” category, for the film “The only witness”.
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