Indiana Jones 5

[Damon1281]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Has anyone seen Karen Allen lately?

No, but I noticed in IndyIV that Ford looked repulsed by the idea of kissing her.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

No, but I noticed in IndyIV that Ford looked repulsed by the idea of kissing her.

[badfingerboogie]

Originally Posted by DrWally

No way. He threw Indy 4 under the bus (which is one thing, the fact that he did it while he was promoting the even less earth-shattering Wall Street 2 was ironic),and made public some private conversations that he'd had with Spielberg and Harrison Ford, which he absolutely shouldn't have done. That's reason enough to not let him back in the clubhouse.

Shia is a talented guy who has now started doing some great work in smaller Indies again, and I suspect that is where he's happiest. He has little inclination to work on a big budget franchise again and I think that the feeling is mutual.

Smaller Indies... or smaller Indys

[Blu-21]

Kingdom of the Crystal Skull back in 2008 was already way way way too late. Yeah Ford looked good for his age (and he still does) but he was too old then, let alone now after another 12 years have passed by.

[levcore]

Yeah it beggars belief that they're doing another.

[thenexus6]

I wonder if they will do some kind of Irishman de-aging in Indy 5. Maybe not the entire film, but if there is any flashback scenes etc.

[TheWildWhelk]

I certainly hope so. I don't want the film to be Indy's Greatest Hits or some kind of anthology film, but seeing as this IS the final go round, celebrating the character's career is no bad thing.

[Falaskan]

Indiana Jones and the ineffective Viagra.

[Markgway]

Originally Posted by Daredevil666

They should do a whole film set between Raiders and Doom (or the reverse) starring Ford.

If the de-aging was spotless, this would kill 4 billions worldwide.

That's what it would cost.

[wonderer99]

If Marion comes back can we have the original one please and not the slapstick comedy sidekick who drives over cliffs while wisecracking.

[Guydowood]

what if the adventures of Indiana Jones were all just dreams when Han was frozen in carbonite?

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by thenexus6

I wonder if they will do some kind of Irishman de-aging in Indy 5. Maybe not the entire film, but if there is any flashback scenes etc.

The Irishman's digital botox did nothing to disguise how those actors in their 70's and 80's moved, however. The idea of an Indy movie where Ford looks 35 but moves like that creaky, arthritic beatdown De Niro gave to the shopkeeper in Scorsese's film depresses me already.

[Aclea]

It'll be a crossover sequel - Indiana Jones 5: Cocoon 3

[kylor]

Indiana Jones didn't die in The Force Awakens. He just fell into a snake pit. Called the Snakekiller Base.

[Bugg]

They can de-age the face all they want, but when he moves like grampa shuffling around through the mall it's gonna look odd.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Bugg

They can de-age the face all they want, but when he moves like grampa shuffling around through the mall it's gonna look odd.

That's something Ford himself wants to try to avoid, to look silly. From his own mouth.

Harrison Ford on returning to play Indiana Jones - YouTube

[DrWally]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

The Irishman's digital botox did nothing to disguise how those actors in their 70's and 80's moved, however. The idea of an Indy movie where Ford looks 35 but moves like that creaky, arthritic beatdown De Niro gave to the shopkeeper in Scorsese's film depresses me already.

The character of Frank Sheeran in The Irishman WAS arthritic though, in all fairness.

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by DrWally

The character of Frank Sheeran in The Irishman WAS arthritic though, in all fairness.

Yeah, but did they write that into the movie to specifically cover De Niro's inability to beat people down the way he did 30 years ago? And was he arthritic when he was forty or whatever when De Niro smacked the shopkeeper around? If we see a de-aged Indy where he's supposed to be "thirty-five" or whatever, but Ford is gimping around like he's nearly eighty, it's gonna be glaring.

[imsounoriginal]

Easy solution is to put the de-aged head onto a younger actor. Not sure why Scorsese didn't do that at times in The Irishman, but I also don't think the results were nearly as bad as people pretend they are. And anyway, I don't see Ford relinquishing any opportunity to do as much work as possible himself.

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

Easy solution is to put the de-aged head onto a younger actor.

Do that, and you're essentially making an animated movie. Just re-cast the role if Ford is too old (and he is). We've had six 007s, and we've already had three "young" Indys and one "old" one that Ford is older than right now.