Harrison Ford was left in tears as he was told he “means the world” to fans of the Indiana Jones film franchise. The 80-year-old actor has played the title character for more than four decades, but he announced his decision to step away from the franchise last month.

The upcoming instalment of Indiana Jones will be the final one for Harrison and the film has been receiving plenty of praise ahead of its release in cinemas.

Harrison Ford fought back tears as fans and colleagues gave him a standing ovation at a recent event honoring his legendary career. The 81-year-old actor, famous for Indiana Jones and Star Wars, grew emotional when someone shouted, “You mean the world to us!” The touching moment went viral, showing how deeply Ford has touched audiences worldwide.

The event celebrated Ford’s decades of work in film, bringing together co-stars, directors, and fans who shared how his movies inspired them. As the crowd cheered, Ford wiped his eyes, clearly overwhelmed. “I’m just so grateful,” he said, his voice shaking. The rare display of emotion revealed a softer side of the usually reserved star.

With iconic roles in Blade Runner, The Fugitive, and Air Force One, Ford has shaped Hollywood for over 50 years. Though he avoids the spotlight, the heartfelt tribute moved him deeply. Fans online called the recognition “well-deserved,” praising his talent and humility.

As applause filled the room, Ford thanked the crowd. “You’ve given me so much joy,” he said. “I’ll never forget this.” The moment highlighted the powerful connection between an actor and his audience—one that goes beyond the screen and straight to the heart. For Ford, the ovation wasn’t just about his career, but the lives he’s changed along the way.