The comedian has confirmed that he will no longer play the famous adventurer once the fifth installment of the franchise, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destinyreleased on June 28.
End clap for Harrison Ford in the saga Indiana Jones. Interviewed by the magazine Total Filmthe comedian has confirmed that he will never play the famous adventurer again once the fifth installment of the franchise, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destinyreleased on June 28.
“It’s the last film in the series, and it’s the last time I play the character. I think it will be the last time he will appear in a film”, he confided in the columns of the specialized magazine.
Despite the departure of Harrison Ford, the adventures of Indiana Jones will continue to be adapted to the screen since a series derived from the saga imagined in the 1980s by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas is expected soon on Disney +. The actor, however, clarified that he would “not be involved in this project if it materializes”.
Presented at Cannes
Ahead of theatrical releaseIndiana Jones and the Dial of Destinye, the fifth part of the adventures of the adventurous archaeologist, directed by James Mangold, will have its world premiere at the 76th Cannes Film Festival next May.
On this occasion, the festival will pay special tribute to Harrison Ford, a figure of Hollywood cinema from Star Wars (he plays Han Solo three times) at Blade Runnerpassing of course by the adventurer with the hat and the lasso, that he embodies since 1981 and the first episode, The Raiders of the Lost Ark.
