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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
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Speaking a decade after the release of Steven Spielberg’s “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” series producer Frank Marshall confirmed this week that the upcoming fifth film in the Harrison Ford-led adventure series will bring back the global scope of the original three films. Speaking with Coming Soon, Marshall confirmed that a […]
Frank Marshall has confirmed that the fifth movie will see Indy travel multiple countries more akin to Raiders and Crusade.
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Frank Marshall has confirmed that the fifth movie will see Indy travel multiple countries more akin to Raiders and Crusade.
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Walt Disney Pictures has just announced a massive overhaul of its release date schedule, one that now incorporates 20th Century Fox’s titles into it. In the process, it has jettisoned a few projects and delayed others – some by months, some by years – whilst also adding a few new ones of their own. It’s […]
Now set for 09 July 2021
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David Ayer’s “Bright” was Netflix’s biggest budgeted film at the time of release (though has since been surpassed several times), and was heralded as an audience success for them even as the critics were very mixed on it. Still, with the number of eyeballs it drew and user reaction that was good enough for the […]
The script writer for Mission: Impossible and Jurassic Park once worked on the script for Indy 5 and has confirmed he's once again back on the project. It's now 2 years till the films planned release.
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I know he's really old but... I'll still be there day one. It's like Arnie etc, there's loads of rust but I still find these aging icons more alluring to the cinema than pretty much all young pretenders. They just need to direct it well enough and make it less visibly obvious as they did in Skull.
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It's definitely the role with the biggest risk associated to it in terms of showing his age. I didn't really blink at him in other roles since then like I've stopped thinking about it when it comes to Stallone even though he's only 4 years younger than Ford. There's a clear physical difference between the two but whilst Ford is definitely older aged now Skull reeks of directoral issues (weird to say given it's a Spielberg film) so I'm open to the idea that Disney will be conscious of it this time and will help to try and better seam things together (especially with feedback from Skull)
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This bit from the Crystal Skull wiki is interesting:
"To prepare for the role, the 64-year-old Ford spent three hours a day at a gym, practiced with the bullwhip for two weeks,[4] and relied on a high-protein diet of fish and vegetables.[5] Ford had kept fit during the series' hiatus anyway, as he hoped for another film.[6] He performed many of his own stunts because stunt technology had become safer since 1989, and he also felt it improved his performance.[7] He argued, "The appeal of Indiana Jones isn't his youth but his imagination, his resourcefulness. His physicality is a big part of it, especially the way he gets out of tight situations. But it's not all hitting people and falling from high places. My ambition in action is to have the audience look straight in the face of character and not at the back of a capable stuntman's head. I hope to continue that no matter how old I get."[8] Ford felt his return would also help American culture be less paranoid about aging (he refused to dye his hair for the role), because of the film's family appeal: "This is a movie which is geared not to [the young] segment of the demographic, an age-defined segment [...] We've got a great shot at breaking the movie demographic constraints."[7] He told Koepp to add more references to his age in the script.[9] Spielberg said Ford was not too old to play Indiana: "When a guy gets to be that age and he still packs the same punch, and he still runs just as fast and climbs just as high, he's gonna be breathing a little heavier at the end of the set piece. And I felt, 'Let's have some fun with that. Let's not hide that.'"[10] Spielberg recalled the line in Raiders, "It's not the years, it's the mileage,"[10] and felt he could not tell the difference between Ford during the shoots for Last Crusade and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.[11]"
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