jsarino said:Not rugged enough, IMO.
There isn't anyone as rugged. We're going to have to settle.
jsarino said:Not rugged enough, IMO.
Túrin Turambar said:Bradley Cooper?? He's not right for Indy.
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Olliana said:So Marshall is indeed involved with Indy 5 and seemingly working on it as we speak. His teasing tweets weren't just mindless mumblings after all. Something is happening guys.
Let's put those meaningless discussions about whether a potential Indy 5 would be a losing game or not to rest already.
This is an internet rumor with not a shred of truth in it. I have not pitched an idea for a proposed Indiana Jones movie, nor has anybody approached me with such an idea. The inaccurate report on Latino Review was the first I'd heard of it.
Raiders112390 said:At this point, why does anyone ere hold out hope for an Indy V starring Ford? What gives you the faith that it will happen?
Pale Horse said:Chuckle. This is fun.
Ain't happening folks. And if it is, it ain't anything that has been processed in this thread. No Marshall, no Cooper, no Darabont...
No Ford.
Probably the Star Wars EP7 press conference in May in England. Its not been announced yet but for something as big as Star Wars they are most likely going to have a big press conference if Lucas is there that is.Udvarnoky said:Whether the news is good or bad, I think definitive answers will come in less than a year. They have to make serious movement very soon for any Ford movie, so it won't be 2015 by the time we know if they managed to pull the rabbit out or if the whole thing collapsed.
And I don't know when the next big media function is that Lucas will be attending, but when he is asked for comment on Indiana Jones 5, his response should be pretty revealing.
IndyFan89 said:There isn't anyone as rugged. We're going to have to settle.
Well the discussion we've been having is whether Disney is basically going full speed ahead, with or without George Lucas. I would assume without in the sense that he will have input, but is not tasked with coming up with the MacGuffin or story outline. Plus with the rumor/news that Ford may have signed for 2 Indy movies. My hope is that Steven, Harrison, and George are given executive producer input, but the story comes from elsewhere. Otherwise it will never get done.IndyForever said:Lucas has been very low key since he adopted a child last summer & got married so not sure he is working on Indy 5 at all & Spielberg said no more Indy for him without Lucas....so frustrating when Ford is ready to go & can do the part wth minimal preparation.
Spielberg will be around in the summer when the next Transformer movie arrives but he is also stepping back a bit & gave away Interstellar to Nolan even though he owned the rights & was developing for years then watched as FX budget issues sidelined his Robot movie (they said it would restart last summer but nothing happened since).
If Lucas is really 100% retired I can see Disney getting Ford & another director to make this sooner rather than later now they bought the rights from Paramount....