Harrison Ford News
Indiana Jones 5 feels like one of those movies we’ve been hearing about for over a decade now, but it never seems like it’s actually going to happen. Harrison Ford going to be nearly 80 by the time the movie gets in front of cameras and the coronavirus pandemic is probably going to make it much more difficult to get a blockbuster of that scale off the ground anytime soon.
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The Indiana Jones franchise turns 40 next year, and to mark the milestone event, a brand new movie will hit theaters. Harrison Ford is returning as the titular archaeologist, but Steven Spielberg appears to be handing the reins over to another director. Who knows what to expect from the next outing, but it should be a fun, pulpy adventure nonetheless.
Throughout the years, however, other Indy movies have been discussed that could have resulted in more screen adventures for the archaeologist.
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- SlashFilm: ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Is Still Dealing With Scheduling and Script Issues, According to Harrison Ford
- MovieWeb: Harrison Ford Won't Make Indiana Jones 5 Unless He Can 'Kill It' Like a Marvel Movie
- JoBlo: James Mangold may helm Indiana Jones 5 as Steven Spielberg bows out
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Harrison Ford promises Indiana Jones 5 won't quite be what fans expect as it takes a page from the MCU.
Filming on the fifth installment of the Indiana Jones action-adventure franchise is slated to begin in the next few months (as early as April), according to multiple interviews with Harrison Ford himself.
- Cinema Blend: Harrison Ford Reveals When Indiana Jones 5 Will Begin Filming
- Badass Digest: Harrison Ford Says INDIANA JONES 5 Will Begin Filming In About Two Months
- JoBlo: Harrison Ford says filming on Indiana Jones 5 starts in two months!
- Screen Crush: Harrison Ford Says 'Indiana Jones 5' Starts Shooting This Spring
- MovieWeb: Indiana Jones 5 Shoots in Two Months According to Harrison Ford
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- IGN Movies: Harrison Ford Says Indy 5 Will “See Part of His History Resolved”
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- SlashFilm: ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Starts Production in Two Months, and We Can Already Hear the Whip Cracking
Next week, you’ll be able to see Harrison Ford fight the elements with a very good dog named Buck in an adaptation of the Call of the Wild, the classic novel by Jack London. But it won’t be long until he’s getting back into more familiar adventure mode with his trusty whip and fedora in Indiana Jones 5. While making the press rounds for Call of the Wild, Ford confirmed the Indiana Jones sequel starts shooting in a couple months.
- JoBlo: Harrison Ford says filming on Indiana Jones 5 starts in two months!
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- Screen Crush: Harrison Ford Says 'Indiana Jones 5' Starts Shooting This Spring
- MovieWeb: Indiana Jones 5 Shoots in Two Months According to Harrison Ford
- Coming Soon: Indiana Jones 5 Start Date Confirmed by Harrison Ford
- IGN Movies: Indiana Jones 5 to Start Shooting in April, Says Harrison Ford
- Cinema Blend: Harrison Ford Reveals When Indiana Jones 5 Will Begin Filming
Steven Spielberg confirms that Indiana Jones 5 will be the final installment for Harrison Ford, but Disney will continue the series in the future.
- Comic Book Movie: Spielberg Confirms INDIANA JONES 5 Will Be Ford's Last; Comments On A Possible Female Take On The CharacterSpielberg Confirms INDIANA JONES 5 Will Be Ford's Last; Comments On A Possible Female Take On The Character
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- JoBlo: Spielberg says Indy 5 will be Ford's last, may continue with female lead
Shia LaBeouf won’t inherit be the heir apparent to Harrison Ford‘s whip-wielding archaeologist after all.
LaBeouf’s character Mutt Williams, who was the secret son of Indiana Jones and Karen Allen‘s Marion Ravenwood, won’t appear in Indiana Jones 5 at all after the character’s lackluster reception in the widely maligned Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
- ScreenRant: Indiana Jones 5 Writer Confirms Shia LaBeouf Won’t Return
- MovieWeb: Indiana Jones 5 Has a Script, Shia LaBeouf's Mutt Won't Return
- Bleeding Cool: Shia LaBeouf’s Mutt Williams Will Not Appear In Indiana Jones 5
- The Wrap: ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Won’t Bring Back Shia LaBeouf’s Mutt, Screenwriter Says
- Moviefone: Shia LaBeouf Will Not Be in 'Indiana Jones 5' After All
- Badass Digest: Shia LaBeouf Won’t Be Back For INDIANA JONES 5
- Latino Review: Indiana Jones 5 : Shia Labeouf's Mutt Williams Will Not Be Part Of The Film.
- JoBlo: Shia LaBeouf will not be in Indiana Jones 5
- HitFix: ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Won’t Invite Back Shia Labeouf To Reprise His ‘Crystal Skull’ Role
- Screen Crush: 'Indiana Jones 5' Screenwriter Promises Not to Bring Back Mutt
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The Hollywood Reporter had a chance to sit and chat with Disney CEO Bob Iger. They discussed everything from Pixar to Marvel to Lucasfilm.While discussing Lucasfilm THR asked about the future of Indiana Jones. Steven Spielberg has confirmed that he will direct the fifth installment and that Harrison Ford will once again reprise the role of the intrepid archaeologist, but what will happen after that? Will Disney want to create an Indiana Jones universe similar to what they have with Star Wars and Marvel?Thankfully no. Iger said:"Not like Star Wars, no.
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- MovieWeb: Should Han Solo Actor Alden Ehrenreich Be the New Indiana Jones?
- JoBlo: George Lucas is involved with Indiana Jones 5
- SlashFilm: Steven Spielberg Promises Not to Kill Harrison Ford in ‘Indiana Jones 5’
- MovieWeb: Spielberg Won't Kill Off Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones 5
- Comic Book Movie: Steven Spielberg Promises He Won't Kill Off Harrison Ford's INDIANA JONES In The Fifth Movie
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- JoBlo: Don't expect Steven Spielberg to kill off Indiana Jones for the fifth movie
Look, INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL didn't do much for fans when it came out. There was plenty of hype around it, considering LucasFilm had gotten the band back together. You had Steven Spielberg in the director's chair, a story by George Lucas, Harrison Ford donning the iconic hat, John Williams scoring the thing, and even Karen Allen returning to the famous franchise.
