Cracking Indiana Jones’ whip is not as easy as it used to be. Harrison Ford has sustained a shoulder injury on the set of Indiana Jones 5, forcing the actor to take a hiatus from filming. Considering Ford’s penchant for getting into plane crashes, maybe this shouldn’t be so surprising, but like all his past accidents, it looks like the actor is perfectly fine. Variety reports that Indiana Jones 5 will reevaluate its filming schedule in the wake of star Harrison Ford’s shoulder injury, which he sustained on the set of Indiana Jones 5.

From Fleabag to Star Wars and James Bond, Phoebe-Waller Bridge has risen through the ranks as both a writer and performer. While we have yet to see what her pen has brought to the 007 franchise, the British actress will next be seen on-screen opposite Harrison Ford in the upcoming fifth and final Indiana Jones movie. The announcement from Lucasfilm and director James Mangold… Read More...

Indiana Jones 5 has added a new face and brought back a familiar name. Fleabag creator/star Phoebe Waller-Bridge has joined the cast as the female lead, while the legendary John Williams is coming back to score the film. Harrison Ford is back as Indy, of course, with James Mangold directing. Plot details remain locked away, but production is expected to begin sometime this summer. Disney and Lucasfilm have announced that Phoebe Waller-Bridge is joining the Indiana Jones 5 cast as the female lead.

Indiana Jones release date has been confirmed with Harrison Ford To Reprise his iconic character for the last time.

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.