Indy's Daughter
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Indyz Azn Gurl
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Welcome!! ^_^
And he had a daughter?? o_0
Say wha??
And he had a daughter?? o_0
Say wha??
LASTCRUSADER
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Welcome to the Raven No_Ticket.
I have to wonder where this came from also. Could this be a hint as to what to expect in Indy IV? Maybe this topic should be in the Indy IV thread.
I have to wonder where this came from also. Could this be a hint as to what to expect in Indy IV? Maybe this topic should be in the Indy IV thread.
Indyologist
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Yes, in the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, it's mentioned that Indy has a daughter. She doesn't show up until the episodes where Indy is old and crusty. I can't remember her name, but I do know that Indy regularly bores her and the rest of his relatives with stories of his adventures.
So, I guess, Indy eventually becomes one of those old people that people think are boring and no one wants to listen to him.
How sad for him.
So, I guess, Indy eventually becomes one of those old people that people think are boring and no one wants to listen to him.
How sad for him.
Raffey
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Finn said:
What's wrong with Natalie Portman? I'd pay a $10 ticket just to watch her eat a sandwich.
Which is more than I can say about Catwoman.But no I don't want Indy to have a brother, daughter, sister, father, or favorite dog in the movie. The whole "family thing" was done in Last Crusade.
Besides, Indy having an adventurous daughter is a bit over the top cliche.
Raffey
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What if Indy had twins? Kiera and Natalie bear a resemblance to each other (**cough, cough-Star Wars-cough, cough**). LOL!
I would not be surprised if Indy having a daughter would be explored. After all, Lucas has daughters and he is known to take parts of his life and write them into his movies. Plus, adding a daughter would actually broaden the targeted audience (another thing that Lucas likes to do...**cough, cough-Ewoks-cough cougn**)
However, if there was a 'daughter' she probably will be played by a relatively-unknown-but-will-one-day-be-a-success actress.
Lucas has got a knack for picking them!
I would not be surprised if Indy having a daughter would be explored. After all, Lucas has daughters and he is known to take parts of his life and write them into his movies. Plus, adding a daughter would actually broaden the targeted audience (another thing that Lucas likes to do...**cough, cough-Ewoks-cough cougn**)
However, if there was a 'daughter' she probably will be played by a relatively-unknown-but-will-one-day-be-a-success actress.
Lucas has got a knack for picking them!
Keira and Nat... I got the same thing in my mind!
But if she goes being whip-wielding, witty (and little arrogant) lass who jests her father for his fear of snakes, we're going slightly downhill...
Perhaps a father-daughter relationship could be a working solution after all, if based on the father-son relationship from LC... you know, Indy has to deal with another family member who is nothing like him.
But if she goes being whip-wielding, witty (and little arrogant) lass who jests her father for his fear of snakes, we're going slightly downhill...
Perhaps a father-daughter relationship could be a working solution after all, if based on the father-son relationship from LC... you know, Indy has to deal with another family member who is nothing like him.
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Raffey
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Actually Ren. I'm in complete agreement with you with the Indy daughter thing.
I'd rather have RotLA Indy back--all by his lonesome-- larger than life.
And please, don't rent chick flicks...I'm hoping that they would go away on their own admission without us adventure loving action types adding to the monetary reasons why they should continue to be made!
However, I must admit that a good chick flick makes for a great date!
I'd rather have RotLA Indy back--all by his lonesome-- larger than life.
And please, don't rent chick flicks...I'm hoping that they would go away on their own admission without us adventure loving action types adding to the monetary reasons why they should continue to be made!
However, I must admit that a good chick flick makes for a great date!
Raffey
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Oh, Ren...I'm sure EVERYTHING that everyone's has said about me is true. At least in part! LOL! I fully admit to being an ass at times.
The great thing about being one is that if they get tired of one side of your persona....you can always turn the other cheek.
Not to hijack this thread but I realized that the new movie will deal with Indy being older, maybe have a son or daughter, sibling, whatever....
I was just wondering if Lucas has even given this a thought...
INSTEAD of embracing Indiana Jones older age...DENY it. In fact, don't even mention it. Don't make fun of the years, don't have him huffing and puffing, etc. Write the Indiana Jones character and the stunts that he will do as if Indiana Jones was still 30 years old....even if the timeline does have Indy is in his fifties.
I was watcing Secondhand Lions and it occurred to me that I had no problem accepting the fact that Robert Duvall's character could still kick butt at an old age. Similarly, I didn't have a problem with Connery's character in the movie, The Rock.
So I say screw all the old age humor and just make Indiana Jones so awesome that the audience comes out saying, "Damn! When I'm in my fifties...I want to be like Indy!"
The great thing about being one is that if they get tired of one side of your persona....you can always turn the other cheek.
Not to hijack this thread but I realized that the new movie will deal with Indy being older, maybe have a son or daughter, sibling, whatever....
I was just wondering if Lucas has even given this a thought...
INSTEAD of embracing Indiana Jones older age...DENY it. In fact, don't even mention it. Don't make fun of the years, don't have him huffing and puffing, etc. Write the Indiana Jones character and the stunts that he will do as if Indiana Jones was still 30 years old....even if the timeline does have Indy is in his fifties.
I was watcing Secondhand Lions and it occurred to me that I had no problem accepting the fact that Robert Duvall's character could still kick butt at an old age. Similarly, I didn't have a problem with Connery's character in the movie, The Rock.
So I say screw all the old age humor and just make Indiana Jones so awesome that the audience comes out saying, "Damn! When I'm in my fifties...I want to be like Indy!"