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Between The Secret Life of Pets 2 and the Star Wars Holiday Special, Ford may be up for more voicing roles. If he wants to remain the only Doctor Hank Joonyah, animation is his best bet. Or just get Mark Hamill or Anthony Ingruber.
My question is: what can Indy hunt for and where is left for him to go? The Unified Field Theory? Antartica?
Wow! Man, 2019 can't get here fast enough for me!
Don't talk about the future like that! The consequences could be DISASTROUS!!!
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Agreed. To me, Spielberg (and Williams) are as much the stars of the Indiana Jones movies as Harrison Ford. Spielberg's style is literally part of the character. His unique approach to action scenes is what makes an Indiana Jones movie stand out from any other action franchise.
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Coco314
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Well that's.. unexpected and disappointing, I guess?
I thought Spielberg would take to heart to exit the series on a higher note than "Crystall Skull", it seems that's no longer the case and , frankly, with the endless rewrites, not such on good sign... then again I was very surprised when Spielberg was initially announced to return.
On the positive side, Mangold is an excellent director, as shown by "Ford vs Ferrary"/"Le Mans 66".
Will Williams still do it? I did "Star Wars" without Lucas, but not "Jurassic Park" without Spielberg...
I hope this means that Spielberg will fast track another project instead for 2021, and the Indy movie might be delayed again also...
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I don't care how many re-writes they do. The film was announced to be some kind of continuation of parts of Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, so it's building upon a foundation made of crap and fridge nuked particles. (at this point it wouldn't matter who directed it, really)
Then you combine that with the Variety article that said: "Spielberg will remain as a hands-on producer on “Indy 5.” According to a source close to the filmmaker, the decision to leave the director’s chair was entirely Spielberg’s, in a desire to pass along Indy’s whip to a new generation to bring their perspective to the story"
So, there's simply no way that I see, that Spielberg would hand off his baby if it was the last film; what I foresee are re-writes to make this ready for more films and those films will pass the torch to a new lead at some point. Didn't like the Indy son? Well, somebody else will get it.
Or maybe J.J. will come in, claim the crystal skull aliens were from an alternate timeline and from this point on, he'll be going to that timeline which will have new Indy adventures with a new lead playing Indiana.
Okay, that last paragraph is clearly for some humor, but just the thought that it could actually become a reality and that you know some Hollywood executive might see it and think it's a gangbustes idea...
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So Spielberg pulls out & everyone assumes Williams will snub Indy
Since the Variety article was posted today letting us know Spielberg is not directing the film, literally NO ONE has said since that post that Williams is snubbing the film or suggested he might.
Before telling us we're all joined at the hip on that, you might want to get right that nobody said or implied what you claimed.
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Saying we said Williams is snubbing the film (meaning Williams is choosing to leave it), is not the same thing as us asking if he'll score it.
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