Indiana Jones 5

[HillSprinter]

Originally Posted by Face-palm

I’m not sure if he will die onscreen at least in this one. Especially since they have recently walked back all comments about this being the “final chapter” recently.

At the end of the day though, Indy is dead. He was born in 1899 so at some point he died. Just like Star Wars characters, they all died “a long time ago”.

He could be alive and decrepit at 123 years old!

[Guy87]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

Drew was never coming back

Mangold literally says he's hoping Drew comes out to play underneath Drew's post.

[Monterey Jack]

Just get Paul Shipper...his style is a very close match for Struzan.

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Just get Paul Shipper...his style is a very close match for Struzan.

God no!
Plus the better Mark Raats is basically the official indy guy now

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by Guy87

Mangold literally says he's hoping Drew comes out to play underneath Drew's post.

And Drew Struzan responded with, 'I'm offering up the same prayer.'

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

And Drew Struzan responded with, 'I'm offering up the same prayer.'

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by EvaDK

Uh, not really.

Chris Pratt is roughly the same age now that Harrison Ford was when Raiders was shot. So, if they hypothetically cast someone at Pratts age as Indiana Jones, that means the storyline would have to take place in the late 30s, an era which is already more than covered with the three classic Ford films. I don't see Lucasfilm 'intrude' on 'Fords territory', especially not when they don't have to.

They will need someone younger, someone in their mid 20s and then they could allocate the storyline of a potential full trilogy to the 1920s.

Does anyone really want a 20 year old Indy though? I'd rather have somebody the age of Chris Pratt. Just give Prat the fedora and whip already. He's earned it after the Jurassic World films!

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

I hope Indy passes the hat and whip onto a young female explorer. Then she can get a crossover with the female 007. Please let this happen.

I think it's much easier to have a female Indiana Jones than a female James Bond. I can't see the latter happening unless James Bond forgoes the 007 and becomes 008 or something, and the new agent assuming 007 is a co-lead in a James Bond film.

A female Indiana Jones is much easier because the role isn't predominantly defined by Indiana Jones being male. He has no inherent masculine qualities like James Bond.

[CreasyBear]

Well, even if the movie is shit, at least we'll have a great poster to hang and imagine how good it could have been.

[Ugly Pig]

Originally Posted by Dalekbuster523Bluray

A female Indiana Jones is much easier because the role isn't predominantly defined by Indiana Jones being male. He has no inherent masculine qualities like James Bond.

Imagine actually believing this.

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

God no!

Are you referring to using spoiler tags for repeat images...?

[Rodney-2187]

I like Chris Pratt very much but I think he would be a horrible Indiana Jones.

[Face-palm]

Originally Posted by Dalekbuster523Bluray

Does anyone really want a 20 year old Indy though? I'd rather have somebody the age of Chris Pratt. Just give Prat the fedora and whip already. He's earned it after the Jurassic World films!

Literally nobody wants to see Pratt as Jones.

Hell even Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is way better than those crappy Jurassic World films.

[CyberpunkCentral]

I get why some say Chris Pratt, but it depends on the direction they want to go with in the next film (if they ever make one anyway). Like I really don't see Chris Pratt as a archaeology professor from the 30's. I don't find that believable. But if you want to reboot Indiana Jones for the modern era, then MAYBE. But might as well be a brand new character if they ever go that far.

[Guy87]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

And Drew Struzan responded with, 'I'm offering up the same prayer.'

That sounds positive to me?

That they're both praying to work together?

[EvaDK]

Originally Posted by Dalekbuster523Bluray

A female Indiana Jones is much easier because the role isn't predominantly defined by Indiana Jones being male. He has no inherent masculine qualities like James Bond.

If we ignore that pretty much all professors that were teaching in colleges and universities in the 1930s, were men, sure. We already have a succesful fictional female counterpart to Indiana Jones; she is called Lara Croft.

As for Indiana Jones not having any 'inherent masculine qualities', clearly you are not female.

[Show spoiler]

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

I get why some say Chris Pratt, but it depends on the direction they want to go with in the next film (if they ever make one anyway). Like I really don't see Chris Pratt as a archaeology professor from the 30's. I don't find that believable.

Me neither.

The only actor from the Marvel franchises that I would remotely consider to follow in the footsteps of Harrison Ford, is Sebastian Stan. His acting is likewise downplayed and/or underplayed, which is how Ford has approached most characters that he has played during his career.

[CreasyBear]

Originally Posted by Guy87

That sounds positive to me?

That they're both praying to work together?

Disney wouldn't fit the bill for Struzan to work on the final poster for TFA. He only made the teaser poster. You'd think like...I don't what he charges, maybe a few hundred thousand, would be fine for a piece of art that they can put on posters and shirts and everything in between for decades. His Star Wars stuff is great, but he is THE Indiana Jones artist. When I think of Indy, I think of Drew's paintings of Indy, not the real flesh and blood Harrison Ford Indy.

[Face-palm]

Originally Posted by CreasyBear

Disney wouldn't fit the bill for Struzan to work on the final poster for TFA. He only made the teaser poster. You'd think like...I don't what he charges, maybe a few hundred thousand, would be fine for a piece of art that they can put on posters and shirts and everything in between for decades. His Star Wars stuff is great, but he is THE Indiana Jones artist. When I think of Indy, I think of Drew's paintings of Indy, not the real flesh and blood Harrison Ford Indy.

Drew was retired, he didn’t want to do Star Wars. He did the teaser poster for the fans. He declined doing any others. He’s mentioned this several times on Twitter.

[Guy87]

Originally Posted by Face-palm

Drew was retired, he didn’t want to do Star Wars. He did the teaser poster for the fans. He declined doing any others. He’s mentioned this several times on Twitter.

Then why would he offer up the same prayer as Mangold, that they get to "play together" on this movie?

[Face-palm]

Confirmation Ford will be de-aged for Indy 5 flashbacks and not recast with another actor (thankfully) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ire-Moors.html