Screen legends Harrison Ford and Samuel L. Jackson have joined the lineup of stars serving as presenters at Sunday's Academy Awards in Hollywood.

A case of shingles has sidelined Harrison Ford, who dropped out as an Oscars presenter over the weekend and he will be replaced with ‘Star Wars’ co-star Mark Hamill.

Harrison Ford will no longer be presenting at Sunday night’s Academy Awards, Variety has confirmed.

One day ahead of his scheduled appearance, it was revealed that Harrison Ford will be forced to miss out on attending the Academy Awards.

Dave Bautista, Gal Gadot, Andrew Garfield, Margaret Qualley, Alba Rohrwacher and Rachel Zegler also will present during the March 2 telecast.

Harrison Ford will not be presenting at the 97th Academy Awards after being diagnosed with Shingles. The actor was scheduled to be one of the presenters at the ceremony on Sunday, March 2, but backed out on Saturday morning.

Harrison Ford has dropped out of his presenting role at the Oscars — to be held tomorrow in the Dolby Theatre — following a diagnosis of shingles.

Dave Bautista has been announced as one of the presenters for the Academy Awards, where Dune: Part Two, a film he is part of, is nominated for five awards.

Hollywood legend Harrison Ford will not be presenting at the 2025 Oscars this weekend after being diagnosed with shingles. Entertainment Weekly confirmed the news, reporting that the 82-year-old actor is resting and recovering.

As if Oscars night wasn’t crazy enough, Harrison Ford has shingles. Ford-who was set to present at the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday, March 2-was diagnosed with shingles two days before the Oscars, which led him to cancel his appearance last-minute.

Viewers won’t see Harrison Ford take the Dolby Theatre stage at the 97th Academy Awards tonight, Sunday, March 2, as the awards show kicks off at 7/6c. The actor has canceled his Oscars presenting gig after being diagnosed with shingles.

Hollywood actor Harrison Ford has been diagnosed with shingles. Hence, he will not be presenting award at the Oscars 2025. Read full story to know more