Indiana Jones will return for one last shot at fortune and glory in 2023's The Dial of Destiny.
Harrison Ford has a date with destiny in the fifth — and final — Indiana Jones adventure.
Ford is set to reprise the role for the first time since 2008.
One of the great re-discoveries of the fifth crack of the whip has been the physical shooting, fan fever, and old school speculation in the internet age.
The 78-year-old actor tipped his famous hat when he was seen in the village of Grosmont, where scenes for the fifth instalment of the Indiana Jones series are in production.
Veteran screenwriter David Koepp has revealed why he quit the upcoming movie in the Indiana Jones series.
It sounds like Indiana Jones 5 might be more than just the next chapter in a long-running franchise.
James Mangold, director of Logan and Ford Vs Ferrari, is now confirmed as the director of Indiana Jones 5.
The fifth movie in the Indiana Jones series has been bumped back to 2022, according to reports.
Steven Spielberg will remain a hands-on producer of the forthcoming fifth Indiana Jones movie.
Harrison Ford has confirmed that the long-awaited fifth movie in the Indiana Jones series will start filming in April.
David Koepp is back on board the planned fifth movie in the Indiana Jones series.
The long-awaited fifth movie in the Indiana Jones series is reportedly set to roll cameras next week, according to Harrison Ford.
Harrison Ford opens up about the future of Indiana Jones, insisting, "When I'm gone, he's gone."
Indiana Jones 5 is inching slowly closer to its 2021 release date and its producer Frank Marshall has offered a brief update on the progress of pre-production.
The only thing worse than a snake is a delay.
With Indy 5 likely taking place in the late 1960s, we've got some ideas for potential storylines.
Harrison Ford will hang up his bullwhip after the planned fifth movie in the Indiana Jones saga, Steven Spielberg has confirmed.
The 'Ready Player One' director will begin shooting the latest instalment of Indiana Jones next year.
Could Indiana Jones 5 see the return of Sallah? John Rhys-Davies has a great idea to make that happen.
Sorry, Mutt - it looks as though Shia LaBeouf won't be back in Indiana Jones 5.
But more to the point, Harrison Ford will be nearly 78 by the time the next film hits screens.
A new interview with Disney CEO Bob Iger has revealed the studio wants to reboot ‘Indiana Jones’ with a new Dr. Jones after ‘Indiana Jones 5′ is released in 2019. This means someone else (Chris Pratt perhaps?) could brandish the bullwhip and fedora after 73-year-old Harrison Ford steps down from the role. Harrison Ford has committed to ‘Indiana Jones 5’ in 2019 - the continuum of the saga - alongside director Steven Spielberg and ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’ writer David Koepp, but beyond that it sounds like Disney wants to restart the whole shebang from scratch.
While the world was ecstatic to learn earlier this year that we’ll finally get a fifth instalment to the ‘Indiana Jones’ franchise the news was met with some trepidation. Most of this worry was instigated because of ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’’ treatment of Harrison Ford’s Han Solo. During a recent discussion with The Hollywood Reporter the legendary director kept mostly schtum about the current plans for ‘Indiana Jones 5′.
The star turned down ‘Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull’ due to the smallness of the role, explaining to Digital Spy, “They wanted me to do a bit of green-screen - walk in, sit down and clap - and they were going to cut that into the wedding scene at the end. - Is Most Of Indiana Jones 4 A Radiation-Induced Hallucination? - Indiana Jones 5: What Do You Think?