Harrison Ford will be happy if he ends his career without winning an Oscar because he doesn't feel he needs awards to be recognized as a fine actor.

The Indiana Jones star was nominated for an Academy Award in 1986 - for his role in Witness - but he missed out on the big prize and hasn't picked up a nod since. At 65, Ford is facing up to the fact he may never be handed one of the famous statuettes - and he doesn't care.

He says, "The Oscar represents the respect of your peers. I respect the people I work with. I would rather earn their respect on the set day by day. That means more to me than an award."

-Harrison Ford Pictures

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