news(L to R) Teddy (Ethann Isidore), Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) and Helena (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) in Lucasfilm's 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.' ©2023 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All Rights Reserved. While
newsIndiana Jones (Harrison Ford) in Lucasfilm's 'IJ5.' ©2022 Lucasfilm Ltd. TM. All Rights Reserved. Indiana Jones is one of the most beloved characters in cinematic history! Ever since the character,
news(L to R) Helena (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) and Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) in Lucasfilm's 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.' ©2023 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All Rights Reserved. Opening in theaters
newsHarrison Ford as Indiana Jones in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.' Though the next Indiana Jones movie will find the adventurous archaeologist back in action while pondering his own mortality in the late
newsHarrison Ford stars as Indiana Jones in the next ‘Indiana Jones’ movie, which will be in theaters on June 30th, 2023. Though Disney and Lucasfilm offered the first poster-based look at Harrison
newsHarrison Ford as Indiana Jones in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.' Disney+ has been a place for the company to extend the already wide-reaching tentacles of the various franchises under its umbrella. We’ve
newsChris Pratt in Prime Video’s ‘The Terminal List’ There was a time when Chris Pratt was rumored to be taking on a wide variety of roles. That time was during his peak career moment, around
newsLucasfilm The long-awaited fifth entry in the "Indiana Jones" franchise is still more than two years away from release, but new comments from titular star Harrison Ford have us hopeful that the delayed
newsParamount Who should take up Indiana Jones's hat and whip after Harrison Ford retires from playing the character? "Nobody," Ford said with a smile in an appearance on "The Today Show." "Nobody is
newsLucasfilm It's been 30 years since "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" hit theaters. Or as some fans refer to it, "The only good Indiana Jones sequel." Wherever this blockbuster hit falls on your
newsParamount Indiana Jones may be the Grumpiest Action Hero of all now, but Harrison Ford is still excited about playing the iconic character. When asked about "Indiana Jones 5" by Variety at a SAG-AFTRA
newsLucasfilm Disney has changed several upcoming release dates for high-profile flicks, including the hotly-anticipated sequels to beloved properties "Indiana Jones" and "Mary Poppins." First up is
newsIf you were planning to see "Indiana Jones 5" on July 10, 2020, you should make alternate plans. The upcoming action-adventure film is no longer on track to make its release date, sources tell Variety.
newsDespite the disappointing box office performance of standalone flick "Solo: A Star Wars Story," Disney and Lucasfilm are staying in business with the film's screenwriter. And his rumored next project is
newsIf the "Ghostbusters" can be women and the new Jedi hero of "Star Wars" a woman, so could Indiana Jones. Steven Spielberg certainly thinks so. The director recently revealed he plans to start shooting
news"Indiana Jones 5" finally has a start date. Steven Spielberg is one of Hollywood's most prolific filmmakers. The sequel has long been on his plate, but last year, he decided to make "The Post" instead.
newsnewsShia LaBeouf is sitting out the next Indiana Jones adventure. The actor, who starred in the long-running franchise's fourth movie, "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," is no longer set
newsDisney is reshuffling its upcoming film schedule, and announced new release dates for major tentpoles including "Star Wars: Episode IX," "Frozen 2," and "Indiana Jones 5." The Wall Street Journal's Ben
newsFrank Marshall knows how to turn films into franchises as effectively as Jason Bourne knows how to turn the contents of any given room into deadly weapons. With over four decades of producing films to
newsFor as long as the "Indiana Jones" franchise has existed, George Lucas has worked hand in hand with director Steven Spielberg and star Harrison Ford on crafting the scripts for each film. As a producer
newsEarlier this year, Disney made the surprising announcement that another entry in the "Indiana Jones" franchise would be hitting theaters in 2019. While we still have almost zero details about the flick,
newsWhat's left to say about "Raiders of the Lost Ark?" For 35 years, since the movie's release on June 12, 1981, we've loved Harrison Ford's whip-cracking Indiana Jones, we've argued about the relative quality
newsThink you're a fan of "Raiders of the Lost Ark?" These kids have got you -- nay, all of us -- beat. "Raiders!: The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made" documents the tale you've all heard by now,
newsHarrison Ford definitely plays favorites when it comes to his characters. On "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Ford talked about two of his most iconic characters — Han Solo from "Star Wars" and Indiana Jones"
newsAfter years of radio silence from the "Indiana Jones" filmmakers -- and some juicy rumors about a possible franchise reboot starring Chris Pratt -- Disney has decided to stick with the original one-two
newsYes, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles." You may want to take this personally, guys.)As Spielberg told Screen, "I don't think anyone could replace Harrison as Indy, I don't think that's ever going to
newsThe debate about who might be the next Indiana Jones is only a fraction less fervent than the one about who might be the next James Bond. But it turns out, while there will definitely be a new Bond, there
newsAnother day, another set of rumors surrounding the "Indiana Jones" series. This time, the controversy centers around whether or not Disney has slated a fifth film in the franchise for release in 2018 --
newsWord 'round the campfire is that Chris Pratt tops the wish list to be the next Indiana Jones – and for good reason. The crazy-likable actor gets to show off his action hero bona fides in "Jurassic
newsLast night, NBC aired a live special to raise money for Red Nose Day to help children around the world. Pretty much every celebrity you can think of was part of the show -- since "Do You Want to Help Save
news"Indiana Jones. I always knew someday you'd come walking back through my door. I never doubted that. Something made it inevitable." Well, Marion was right, because Indy will be coming back through the
news%Slideshow-263811% Here's a juicy bit of scoop: Deadline is reporting that Disney wants to reboot "Indiana Jones" -- and wants Chris Pratt in the lead role. According to the site, the studio bought the
