Harrison Ford received his first Emmy Award nomination for his role in 'Shrinking', becoming the second-oldest nominee.
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At 83, Harrison Ford has earned his first Emmy nomination for his role as Dr. Paul Rhoades in the comedy series 'Shrinking', where he plays a psychotherapist suffering from Parkinson's disease. He is competing in the 'Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy' category alongside other talented actors. The show has also been nominated for 'Best Comedy Series'. The nominations were announced at an event at the Wolf Theatre in Los Angeles and the winners will be revealed in September.
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