Harrison Ford Bids Farewell to Iconic Role at Emotional 'Indiana Jones' Premiere
- Harrison Ford received an honorary Palme d'Or and standing ovation at the premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," his final outing as Indiana Jones.
- The film received mixed reviews but praise for Ford's performance in the titular role at 80 years old.
- Ford grew emotional at the premiere, thanking his wife and director for their support and work on the film.
- Critics found the frequent use of de-aging technology and fan service distracted from the story, though still an improvement over the previous installment.
- The future of the franchise remains unclear as Ford has said he will not reprise the role again.
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