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basti007 hat geschrieben:PS: Lucas plant Indy 5 mit Shia in der Hauptrolle.

Hat er das schon bestätigt? Das ist meine Vermutung, seit ich gehört habe, dass Indys Sohn als Charakter etabliert werden soll. Aber im Ernst: War eine coole Rolle und so. Aber einen eigenen Film trägt der nicht.

JediNews hat geschrieben:Ford wanted a commitment to Indy 5. He did not get this as there is no plot line or script in place. What did happen was an agreement was made wherein an outline would be developed by the end of calendar year 2014, and if all parties can agree to it moving forward, efforts would be made to move on Indy 5 for release before the end of 2016.

Inquirer hat geschrieben:LOS ANGELES—At 81 years old, legendary composer John Williams is busier than ever, as he scores JJ Abrams’ “Star Wars: Episode VII” and is raring to work on Steven Spielberg’s “Indiana Jones 5.” John quipped that he expects to be working until he’s 100 and beyond. The Oscar and Golden Globe awardee’s credit list is staggering as it stands: all six “Star Wars” films, the first three “Harry Potter” films, the “Indiana Jones” films, “E.T., The Extra-Terrestrial,” “Jaws,” “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “Schindler’s List,” just to mention a few. The man, whose career spans six decades, is responsible for some of the most memorable movie-music passages. Most of that hummable cinematic music is from his 40-year collaboration with Steven. “I met Steven when he was very young, over 40 years ago, when he asked me to do the music for his first feature film, ‘Sugarland Express,’” said John in a recent interview. “I’m quite a bit older than he,” John said of Steven, his frequent artistic partner. “It’s been, for whatever reason, always a wonderful relationship. Since he is younger than I am, I will try to keep up with him, do the music for ‘Indiana Jones 5.’

Demnach erhält Disney die Marketing-und Verwertungsrechte für zukünftige Filme mit Indiana Jones und gilt als aktueller Rechteinhaber, was durch die Übernahme von Lucasfilm bereits festgelegt wurde. Paramount ist weiterhin für die Distribution der ersten vier Filme verantwortlich und wird für zukünftige neue Teile finanziell vergütet.

Aol.com hat geschrieben:The other series Horn addressed during his remarks was "Indiana Jones," though there wasn't too much to share about that franchise. According to Graser, Horn said it would be "two to three years" before the fifth Indy film would materialize, adding that there was no script yet.

"We need a story," Horn said.