"It's not the years, it's the Mileage" Henry "Indiana" Jones Jr's Thread!

Indiana Jones 5 pushed back to 2021
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/indiana-jones-5-release-date-pushed-again-2021-1125975

I was going to say they should take their time and get it right, but they took 19 years to make Crystal Skull and it didn't help.

Ford is literally going to be 80 time this comes out. Don’t get me wrong I have faith, but seems like it is pushing it some.

TheDreamMaster wrote:

Ford is literally going to be 80 time this comes out. Don’t get me wrong I have faith, but seems like it is pushing it some.

I think they are going to announce whoever will be continuing the franchise after a year or so.

Damn, Spielberg is out as director. Kathleen Kennedy strikes again?

https://collider.com/indiana-jones-5-james-mangold-replaces-steven-spielberg/

Well, it seems that "Indiana Jones 5" is now officially filming in the UK.

It's being directed by James Mangold, ("Logan", "Ford v Ferrari"), who's co-written the script with his previous collaborators Jez and John-Henry Butterworth.

In addition to Harrison Ford's obvious return, the cast includes Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Mads Mikkelsen, Boyd Holbrook, Shaunette Renee Wilson, and Thomas Kretschmann. Spielberg is producing, with John Williams returning to score.

Pics from the first days of filming:

Spoiler:

Director James Mangold has hinted that the story takes place in the 1960's and New York City may be one location. There are unsubstantiated rumors from a fansite that the film will involve NASA and the space race, although personally I find it very hard to believe that they'd approximate anything from Indy 4 in any way.

Anywho, it's surreal that this thing is finally happening, given the fact that it's been in the works in some way since 2008 and the original release date was supposed to be back in 2019!

Fun update, apparently Toby Jones, after appearing in Jurassic 5 has now joined the cast of Indy 5.  He has to be the most typecast actor of all time, given he's also had roles in Spielberg's "The Adventures of Tintin" (AKA Kiddie Indy), and the first "Captain America", which had some Indy-influence in it and was directed by Joe Johnston, who not only directed the similar film "The Rocketeer" but also literally worked on the original Indiana Jones movies and obviously directed JP3. It's like an octagon of Toby Jones!

Definitely excited after seeing these new set pics. Indy definitely looks ready to go on an epic adventure! Yeah, the Toby Jones thing I wasn't expecting, butdefinitely looking forward to his role.

This trailer confirms much of the rumors. I'm hoping that the big one that nobody will like doesn't happen. But at this point, I'm kind of expecting it.