Frank Marshall excluded Indiana Jones' recast
The creators of a series of movies about the famous archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones do not intend to change the leading actor. Producer Frank Marshall, quoted by DenOfGeek, spoke about this in an interview with Total Film. "There are a lot of rumors here. We haven't even started discussing Indy's fate yet ... we'll get together and do it somehow. Perhaps there are people who could take the baton. But we're not going to follow the path of" Bond. "and call someone else Indiana Jones. Wait and see," he said. Note that one of the most popular "rumors" that Marshall talks about was the rumor that the project would be completely relaunched, and the main role would be inherited by Chris Pratt. The latter was very vague about this, which further added fuel to the fire. As for the similarities with "Bondiana", the cycle of movies about Indiana Jones was created precisely under the influence of movie adaptations of the works of Ian Fleming. That is why Steven Spielberg eventually brought in the original James Bond actor Sean Connery to play Henry Jones Sr. Spielberg himself, in an interview in the fall of 2015, claimed that, most likely, he would shoot the fifth episode of the picture. The Topic of Article: Frank Marshall excluded Indiana Jones' recast. |
