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items: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle safe codes: Combinations for all locks and doors
items: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack: Full track list and how to listen
items: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Release date and UK launch time confirmed
items: All five Indiana Jones movies ranked from worst to best
items: Indiana Jones 5: Release date, trailer and latest news
items: LEGO Indiana Jones cheats: Full list of codes & how to use them
items: 11 movie marathons to complete while staying at home
items: There’s a secret Indiana Jones Easter Egg in Solo: A Star Wars story
items: Indiana Jones 5 to start filming April 2019
items: This guy tried to mansplain the Indiana Jones costumes to the woman who designed them
items: How Star Wars and Harry Potter composer John Williams became the biggest sound in Hollywood
items: This is when you’ll see Frozen 2 in cinemas
items: Star Wars and Harry Potter music to be played at Proms concert dedicated to John Williams
items: George Lucas will have no say in the story for Indiana Jones 5, screenwriter claims
items: Jacob Tremblay's thank you note to chocolate and Star Wars is adorable
items: Indiana Jones 5 will not be the last movie confirms Disney boss
items: Harrison Ford won’t be killed off in Indiana Jones 5 promises Spielberg
items: These Indiana Jones fans spent 7 years filming a shot-for-shot remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark
items: Everything fans want to see from the new Indiana Jones movie
items: Harrison Ford to return for Indiana Jones 5
items: This clever fan theory solves one of the biggest problems with Indiana Jones

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle safe codes: Combinations for all locks and doors
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date: 2026-05-12T12:21:28.000Z
creator: Cole Luke
subject: Gaming
subject: Technology
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Nintendo Switch
subject: PlayStation 5
subject: Xbox
description: None of these safes are, err, safe from Dr Jones... even in the DLC!
encoded: Found in the dankest of crypts and ornate offices of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle are a number of locked safes and doors, and we've got them all so that your time as cosplaying Indy isn't impeded by such pesky combinations! We've also got all the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants DLC safe codes as well. The safes are spread across all the missions and locations found in the game, with some being required to unlock as part of the story, and others just holding extra goodies. We're not sure if Troy Baker, who plays the titular Indiana Jones, will need the extra help, as he recently told the Radio Times Gaming team that he will be on his third playthrough when it launches on the Nintendo Switch 2. We can't speak for the rest of the cast, however... Nevertheless, it's a good thing that you're playing the game in the here and now, as back when the game is set, poor Indy couldn't just look up the safe codes on Radio Times. Also, over on the Radio Times Gaming YouTube channel, we have some video guides for the Jesus on the Crucifix, Fountain of Confession, and The Exhibit puzzles, as well as how to defeat Voss. But, as for those Indiana Jones and the Great Circle safe codes, read on! Indiana Jones and the Great Circle safe codes: Combinations for all locks and doors Here is the full list (as far as we’re aware based on what we’ve played) of safe codes and combinations for all locks in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Vatican City safe codes Apostolic Palace safe | Part of the Signs of Trouble Mystery | Code: 1891 Belvedere Courtyard locked chest | Inside a tent in Belvedere Courtyard | Code: 5238 Father and Son Mystery safe | Part of the Father and Son Mystery – in a room next to Borgia Tower | Code: 5873 Museum Wing locked chest | Part of the A Date to Remember Mystery – You must start the A Nun in Trouble fieldwork to unlock the museum | Code: 6380 Museum Wing safe | Found during the A Nun in Trouble field…

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack: Full track list and how to listen
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date: 2024-12-10T14:07:14.000Z
creator: Toby Saunders
subject: Gaming
subject: Technology
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Xbox
description: A soundtrack to fight Nazis to.
encoded: Have you been playing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and wondering who composed its awesome soundtrack? You’re in luck, as we’re here to tell you. If you’ve been enjoying listening to the game’s bops as you’re punching, shooting, and whipping Nazis, you’ll be pleased to learn you can listen to the soundtrack outside of the game, too! Before we dive into all the deets of the soundtrack, you may also be looking for a full Great Circle achievements guide. We’ve also got a full list of safe codes for you to use whenever you come across a locked chest, safe or door in the game. The game's cast list is as impressive as its soundtrack, too. Back to the music. Here is everything you need to know about the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack, including who composed it, where to listen to it and its full track list. Who composed the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack? The Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack was composed by Gordy Haab. Haab has composed many video games in the past, and has worked with Lucasfilm Games numerous times. Gordy Haab has composed and collaborated on the soundtracks of the following games: Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings Star Wars: The Old Republic Kinect Star Wars The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct Star Wars Battlefront (2015) Halo Wars 2 Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2018) Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Star Wars: Squadrons MultiVersus Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Star Wars: Hunters Can I listen to the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack? You can listen to the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle soundtrack on Spotify! If you’ve loved the soundtrack while playing through the latest Indy console adventure, you’ll be thrilled to learn its full soundtrack is available to listen to on Spotify. While you can head to the app to give it a spin, we’ve also embedded the whole thing right here: View oEmbed on the source website Full track list for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle The full track list for the Indiana Jon…

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Release date and UK launch time confirmed
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date: 2024-12-04T13:43:44.000Z
creator: Matt Poskitt
subject: Gaming
subject: Technology
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Xbox
description: "Always knew someday you’d come walking back through my door..."
encoded: Almost four years since its initial announcement, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is finally set to launch. Anticipation is naturally sky-high, with lots of questions remaining. After all, it's been a long road for the whip-wielding hero, made famous by Harrison Ford, with the likes of Nathan Drake and Lara Croft leading the globetrotting treasure-hunting adventures for decades in video games – but finally, it's Indy's time to shine. Developed by MachineGames – best known for the Wolfenstein and Quake series – the single-player adventure will follow Indiana Jones in 1937 as he looks to stop various nefarious groups from claiming the mysterious power of the Great Circle. This will take the archaeologist from Rome to Thailand to Egypt to the Himalayas and beyond in a whirlwind tale that looks to match the beloved movies. With not long until launch, we've rounded up everything you need to know about Indiana Jones and the Great Circle – including the release date, how to get early access, when it's coming to PS5, all the latest trailers and much more. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle release date Bethesda Softworks and MachineGames have confirmed that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be released on Monday 9th December 2024 across Xbox Series X/S and PC. In addition to this, the game will also receive a PlayStation 5 release sometime in spring 2025. Some rumours have pointed to April as a possible launch month. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Early access explained For anyone wanting to jump into Indiana Jones and the Great Circle ahead of its official release, upgraded versions of the game will grant early access. Doing so will let you play the game from as early as 6th December 2024. To gain early access to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, players will need to purchase one of the following: Premium Edition Base Game (Digital or Physical) Up to three days early access The Order of Giants Story DLC (upon release) Digital Art Book Temple of Doom Outfit …

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All five Indiana Jones movies ranked from worst to best
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date: 2023-08-30T12:47:17.000Z
creator: James Hibbs
subject: Movies
subject: Disney Plus
subject: Evergreen
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: On demand
description: With Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny now available on demand, we've taken a look back and ranked all five Indy movies thus far.
encoded: A couple of months after it arrived in UK cinemas, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is now available to own digitally on a number of platforms including Prime Video, Google Play and Apple TV. Given the film marks the end of one of the big screen's most beloved franchises, we thought it was time to take a look back at the series, to determine a definitive ranking of the films from worst to best. The franchise has had some notable ups and downs across its five films, with the first four all being directed by Steven Spielberg and the most recent being taken on by James Mangold - but Harrison Ford, of course, has remained as the centre-point of the entire franchise. So, what's it to be - is The Last Crusade better than Raiders of the Lost Ark? Is Kingdom of the Crystal Skull really the worst in the franchise? And where does The Dial of Destiny fit into all this? Read on for out full ranking of all five Indiana Jones movies. 5. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) Starring: Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett, Karen Allen, Ray Winstone, John Hurt, Jim Broadbent and Shia LaBeouf Is Kingdom of the Crystal Skull really as bad as some of its detractors would have you believe? No, it's not. It's still a fun adventure, with a game Cate Blanchett proving a menacing villain, a welcome return from Karen Allen as Marion Ravenwood, and a joyful return from Harrison Ford. It's just, definitively, the worst of the bunch. The issues start right from the film's first frame, with a CGI gopher handily illuminating a major problem which reoccurs across the film. With the movie out in 2008, Spielberg clearly wanted to make the make the most of technological advances, but in doing so lost the gritty, tactile feeling that made Indy special in the first place. Meanwhile, Shia LaBeouf's Mutt Williams and Ray Winstone's Mac prove frustrating additions to the cast of characters - and the less said about that ending reveal, the better. It's not the franchise killer that some w…

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Indiana Jones 5: Release date, trailer and latest news
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date: 2023-07-04T08:54:04.000Z
creator: David Craig
subject: Movies
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Indy is dusting off the cap and whip for one more adventure!
encoded: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has landed in UK cinemas, marking Harrison Ford’s last outing as the titular archaeologist. Talking about the outpouring of support from fans since it was announced the movie would be his last outing as the iconic adventurer, who he began playing in 1981, Ford recently explained to RadioTimes.com: "It's been extraordinary. "It's been 15 years since we made one of these movies. During that period of time, families have passed the four films on to a new generation of filmmakers and it's a different time in life - but Indiana Jones still has some magical appeal." Talking about why Dial of Destiny is an extraordinary movie, he added: "This is a special kind of film and in this world that we're living in, with all the division into camps, there's a feeling that this is crosscutting all that stuff and this is about something else, something that used to be strong in our cultures, which is a sense of our common humanity, and we're missing that." Ford is joined by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who plays Indy's goddaughter Helen Shaw, and some familiar faces from the previous four entries to the franchise too. While we wait for more news on a sixth film, here is everything you need to know about Indiana Jones 5, including how to watch the film. Indiana Jones 5 release date After premiering at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday 18th May, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was released in cinemas on 30th June 2023. The release date came three years later than originally hoped, 15 years since the release of the last film in the series (Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) and more than four decades since the first entry in the franchise (Raiders of the Lost Ark.) Production officially started in June 2021, with a leaked on-set photo of Harrison Ford in costume as Indy causing quite a stir on social media. Who stars alongside Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones 5? There is already a strong cast for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destin…

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LEGO Indiana Jones cheats: Full list of codes & how to use them
type: item
date: 2023-07-03T16:01:52.000Z
creator: Rob Leane
subject: Gaming
subject: Technology
subject: Evergreen
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Just don't try to input the codes with a whip.
encoded: If seeing Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny in cinemas has made you want to pick up LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures, you'll want to know the full list of cheat codes in the game. First released in 2008 for PC, Nintendo DS, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360 and even Mac, LEGO Indiana Jones does exactly what you would expect - retelling the first three movies in the franchise in a charming brick-based way. With co-op gameplay and plenty of secrets to unlock, it proved to be a family-friendly treat for Indy fans. And if you want to know how to cheat the game to get some cool stuff, including a playable Han Solo, read on! How to use cheats in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures To use cheats in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures, you need to head to the university's maths classroom and insert the relevant codes there. It's quite a simple system, so hopefully you shouldn't have any trouble bending the world to your whim in LEGO Indiana Jones. We've got the key info for you below, so you'd better keep reading. How to get Han Solo in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures If you've heard that it's possible to unlock Han Solo in the game, be aware that you'll need to complete a fair amount of leg(o)work first! You've got to collect some familiar-looking dolls. You need to find the doll versions of C-3PO (he's in The Lost Temple during Raiders of the Lost Ark), R2-D2 (Desert Ambush in Last Crusade), Chewbacca (City of Danger from Raiders of the Lost Ark), Princess Leia (Free the Slaves in Temple of Doom) and Luke Skywalker (Into the Mountains in Raiders of the Lost Ark). Once you've done all that, you should be able to buy Han Solo as a playable character by spending 100,000 studs at the in-game store. A small price to pay for Harrison Ford's other iconic hero! If you get stuck at any point, the video below should help: View oEmbed on the source website Full list of cheat codes in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures The first set of L…

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11 movie marathons to complete while staying at home
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date: 2020-03-25T11:02:27.000Z
creator: Daniel Furn
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: James Bond (franchise)
subject: Marvel Cinematic Universe (franchise)
subject: Star Wars (franchise)
subject: The Lord of the Rings (franchise)
description: Franchises, assemble!
encoded: Two things everyone needs right now: escapism and ways to fill spare time indoors. So what could be better than closing the curtains, grabbing some popcorn (panic buying allowing) and losing yourself in a film and its countless sequels. Whether you're looking to discover a brand new franchise or want the comfort of a nostalgia-fest, there's something for everyone. Here's our list of the best franchises to binge for that movie marathon on your sofa. 1. The Marvel Cinematic Universe The ultimate movie marathon spanning 23 films, ten inter-connected franchises, three phases and a whopping 42+ hours, the Marvel Cinematic Universe probably requires a break (or five) to get through. If you didn't rewatch the entire franchise in preparation for Endgame then now's your chance - it's only going to get longer once Black Widow is (eventually) released... The whole collection is now on Disney+ - you can subscribe for £59.99 a year or £5.99 a month. 2. Harry Potter Whether you include the middling Fantastic Beasts films is up to you - but even without the spin-offs, the Harry Potter franchise provides nineteen spellbinding hours of wizards, witches and whomping willows. So whether you're reliving your childhood, refreshing your memory or (gasp) are watching for the first time, Harry Potter is always heartwarming viewing for the whole family. You can get the whole boxset of Harry Potter 1-8 for £34.99. And here's how to watch Harry Potter online. J.K. Rowling has also just made all the audiobooks available during the Coronavirus outbreak to help occupy you (and the kids) when at home. You can read the Harry Potter audiobooks free. 3. Star Wars While this would have been an easier feat just a few years ago, the Disney sequels and anthology movies add even more content to one of the most-marathoned movie franchises of all time. Head over to the newly launched Disney+ where you can find the films and new spin-off series The Mandalorian. There's just the small question of which order…

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There’s a secret Indiana Jones Easter Egg in Solo: A Star Wars story
type: item
date: 2018-05-29T10:58:31.000Z
creator: Huw Fullerton
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Sci-fi
subject: TV
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Director Ron Howard reveals why he couldn’t resist including a nod to Raiders of the Lost Ark – but did you spot it?
encoded: Solo: A Star Wars story is absolutely stuffed with references to other movies in the Star Wars universe, from iconic quotes, returning characters and classic spaceships to the very costumes worn by background actors. However, it turns out that it’s not just Star Wars paid tribute to in the new movie, with director Ron Howard revealing that another film from George Lucas (and connected to Harrison Ford) was given a nod in the background of a scene. “There's a little Easter Egg related to another movie that I find...that I think is a cousin,” Howard told RadioTimes.com. “And this was not my idea but I completely supported the idea of planting this little Easter Egg. And it's Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Harrison Ford is digitally inserted into the new Han Solo trailer Harrison Ford gatecrashed Alden Ehrenreich’s Star Wars interview RadioTimes.com newsletter: get the latest TV and entertainment news direct to your inbox View oEmbed on the source website According to Howard, the nod to the action-adventure film comes during scenes starring Paul Bettany as gangster Dryden Vos, who has an unusual skull among his collection of alien artefacts that pays tribute to part of the original Indiana Jones movie. It’s easy to miss, but Howard was keen to include it as it also brought a connection to Solo co-screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan, who actually wrote Raiders of the Lost Ark in the 1980s. “Larry Kasdan also wrote that,” Howard explained. “And while this wasn't his idea - OK I'll just go ahead and say it. It was his son [and Solo co-writer] Jon.” “I do think these movies are sort of cousins,” Howard continued. “Because you know Han Solo - who's not only played by Harrison Ford, as was Indiana Jones - but Indiana Jones is kind of a version of an awkward, yet adorable and ultimately effective hero, who gets himself in and out of scrapes. “And it's a singular adventure story. And [Solo] is a singular adventure story, unlike the other movies which have been war stories, and these sort …

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Indiana Jones 5 to start filming April 2019
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date: 2018-03-20T10:00:00.000Z
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Harrison Ford will be 76 years old by the time shooting starts on the as-yet-untitled movie, but director Steven Spielberg is preparing for another adventure
encoded: Steven Spielberg will start shooting the untitled fifth Indiana Jones in just over a year’s time. Speaking at the Rakuten TV Empire Awards, the director revealed that the film – set to star a 76-year-old Harrison Ford – will begin production in the UK in April 2019. George Lucas will have no say in the story for Indiana Jones 5, screenwriter claims Indiana Jones 5 will not be the last movie confirms Disney boss “It’s always worth the trip when I get to work with this deep bench of talent coming out of the UK,” Spielberg said during his acceptance speech for the Legend of Our Lifetime award. “The actors, and the crew, the chippies, the sparks, the drivers — everybody who has helped me make my movies here, and will continue helping me make my movies here when I come back in April 2019 to make the fifth Indiana Jones movie right here.” View oEmbed on the source website Apart from Ford’s re-casting as the adventurer archaeologist, much of Indy’s next movie is a mystery. However, Disney have revealed David Koepp, writer of Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, will pen the screenplay. Jones’s son Mutt Williams, played by Shia LaBeouf in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, will not be returning.

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This guy tried to mansplain the Indiana Jones costumes to the woman who designed them
type: item
date: 2017-10-12T12:16:14.000Z
creator: Ellie Harrison
subject: Movies
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: “You have got to be kidding,” was Deborah Landis’ response
encoded: Mansplaining – the phenomenon where men feel the need to explain things to women that women already know – is infuriating at the best of times. It is particularly irritating when, for example, a man attempts to explain the Indiana Jones movie costumes to the woman who literally designed them. This is exactly what happened during Wednesday’s episode of the US quiz show Jeopardy. The question was: "Charlton Heston's wardrobe in 1954's Secret of the Incas inspired the clothes worn by this adventurous character 27 years later." The answer was Indy, but one movie fan wasn’t convinced and engaged in a debate with costume designer Deborah Landis about it. Landis’ son then posted a screenshot of the pair’s exchange on Twitter. View oEmbed on the source website The post has now gone viral, with many calling out the guy for mansplaining. View oEmbed on the source website View oEmbed on the source website He won't be doing that again...

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How Star Wars and Harry Potter composer John Williams became the biggest sound in Hollywood
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date: 2017-07-20T11:17:00.000Z
creator: Andrew Collins
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Radio
subject: TV
subject: audio
subject: Harry Potter (franchise)
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Star Wars (franchise)
description: The veteran composer has five Oscars, eight Baftas, 23 Grammys - and now an 85th birthday Prom
encoded: Any mention of John Williams, the world’s most hummable living film composer, deserves a fanfare. But which one to choose? The imperious opener from the first chapter of Star Wars, whose massed trumpets deliberately recall a saluted entrance to the Roman Colosseum? The lively reveille of Raiders of the Lost Ark, one of action cinema’s great calls to arms? What about the slow-building theme from Jurassic Park, told in strings rather than brass, its sense of wonder so infectious it has you craning your neck upwards as if surveying a 30ft-tall brachiosaurus? John Williams, 85 this year and still performing and composing at the top of his game, has literally created his own accompaniment. View oEmbed on the source website There’s a handful of veteran film composers for whom age is no barrier: Italian maestro Ennio Morricone, touring at 88 and winner of his first Academy Award last year for The Hateful Eight; Philip Glass, 80, still contributing to film scores such as Stoker and Leviathan; and at 73 the relative whippersnapper Randy Newman, without whom Disney/Pixar animations would be very quiet. But John Williams, native New Yorker and longtime denizen of Los Angeles, remains unimpeachable as the people’s choice. His greatest hits are cornerstones of modern cinema. He’s the Paul McCartney of symphonic orchestral music. Even if you can’t instantly name that tune – is it the theme from ET the Extra-Terrestrial or Indiana Jones? – you know it’s a Williams, as you’re already whistling it. His insidious opening bars for Jaws – dur-dum, dur-dum – envelop you from the ankles up, and vie for moving-picture immortality only with Bernard Herrmann’s stabbing, shrieking strings from Psycho. One thing the music of Williams is not is incidental. View oEmbed on the source website Expect then to be conveyed to a cinematic nirvana when up to 18 of Williams’s best-loved themes, including many of those mentioned here, are sampled in a Prom by the BBC Concert Orchestra on 20 July, broadca…

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This is when you’ll see Frozen 2 in cinemas
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date: 2017-04-26T07:22:33.000Z
creator: Huw Fullerton
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Along with a rather delayed Indiana Jones 5
encoded: Crank up the Let It Go remix and grab your Olaf Pop vinyl, because there’s finally a release date for the much-anticipated Frozen sequel – though it’s quite a way off yet. According to Disney, Frozen 2 is set for a 27th November 2019 release – over two and a half years away from now and a full six years after the original movie graced cinemas (with more or less the same release date). Still, it’s an appropriately wintry debut that’s sure to introduce a whole new generation of kids to the world’s catchiest song. And hey – at least it’s not the 11-year gap between Toy Story 2 and 3. Other fan-favourite release date reveals by Disney yesterday include the Wreck-it Ralph sequel (21st November 2018), the live-action Lion King movie (19th July 2019), a Jack in the Beanstalk retelling called Gigantic (25th November 2020) and Star Wars sequel Episode IX, the latter of which has been scheduled in spring rather than its now-expected December slot. View oEmbed on the source website Oh, and there’s also some little film called Indiana Jones 5 that also has a new release date – 10th July 2020 – delayed for around a year due to the busy schedules of director Steven Spielberg and star Harrison Ford. In other words, your movie-watching for the next few years is already all mapped out, with an assurance that whatever age you are you'll definitely feel old as new sequels to your childhood favourites continue to crop up at the multiplexes. Thanks Disney!

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Star Wars and Harry Potter music to be played at Proms concert dedicated to John Williams
type: item
date: 2017-04-21T12:19:59.000Z
creator: Ellie Harrison
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Harry Potter (franchise)
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Star Wars (franchise)
description: The film scores will be performed at a concert celebrating the 85th birthday of the legendary film music composer
encoded: The legendary theme music from Star Wars and Harry Potter will be played at the BBC Proms this year. Scores from Jaws and Indiana Jones will also be performed as part of a concert which celebrates the 85th birthday of film composer John Williams. Williams composed some of the most iconic film scores in history, writing music that has become synonymous with franchises like Harry Potter and Star Wars. The most famous Star Wars music, Luke’s Theme, is among the most widely recognised in film history. The score for the first Star Wars movie in 1977 is the highest grossing non-popular music recording of all-time, and won Williams one of his five Oscars. "Will people come dressed as Star Wars characters? I'd be really disappointed if they don't," said Proms director David Pickard. He went on to praise the musician's "wonderful, varied" scores. However Williams will not be able to attend the concert, as his age prevents him from taking trans-Atlantic flights. The John Williams tribute is one of almost 90 concerts that will take place as part of the 123rd Proms this summer. See the full line up at the Proms website

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George Lucas will have no say in the story for Indiana Jones 5, screenwriter claims
type: item
date: 2016-10-25T08:40:00.000Z
creator: Thomas Ling
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: TV
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Warning: this article contains reminders that Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull happened
encoded: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: the film nobody really wanted, but the one we got anyway, complete with scenes of our beloved archaeologist swinging alongside CGI monkeys and chatting it out with boggle-head aliens. And that. Ruddy. Fridge. View oEmbed on the source website But we’ve got good news about the yet-to-be-named Indy 5, starring Harrison Ford and directed by Steven Spielberg: unlike Crystal Skull, George Lucas is having no involvement in the story, says screenwriter David Koepp, who collaborated with Spielberg on Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds. Speaking to Collider, Koepp said the original Star Wars director has not been consulted about the story for the upcoming film: “He’s not, to my knowledge. I’ve had no contact with him.” Hopefully that means the next Indy outing, Indiana Jones and the *add adjective/ archaeological object here*, will be more like Star Wars: The Force Awakens (a film where Lucas curbed his creative input) and less like Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (a film in which Lucas gave us Jar Jar Binks getting his tongue tasered numb). And when asked how the script was coming along for the next Indiana Jones (hoping to be filmed late 2017) Koepp said: “I’m deeply immersed as we speak. All I can say is that there’s lots of aliens and Indy dies at the end [laughs]. Lots of hiding in lead-lined refrigerators, aliens, and he dies. Should go over very well.” Feel the room, Koepp. That's really really not funny.

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Jacob Tremblay's thank you note to chocolate and Star Wars is adorable
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date: 2016-07-17T09:06:10.000Z
creator: Radio Times Staff
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Star Wars (franchise)
description: "Indiana Jons" is another favourite of the Room star's things...
encoded: The cutest kid in Hollywood is good at acting and all - but he's a real pro at capturing the hearts of grown-ups who love nothing more than a sweet, polite, grateful child. Room star Jacob Tremblay took to his Instagram account on Friday to say thank you for some of his favourite things. “Thank you, chocolate for giving me pleasure every day,” he wrote. “Thank you, Star Wars four giving me entetament. Thank you, Iindiana Jons the same reson as Star Wars. Thank you, box cuter four cutting my finger off #yathatrellyhurt.” “Sorry, I am a terrible speller!” he wrote under the pic of his handwritten notebook entry. The note was an imitation of talk show Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show segment in which the comedian reads Thank You notes to the things he loves best. We're with you there, Jacob. Star Wars gives us entetament too.

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Indiana Jones 5 will not be the last movie confirms Disney boss
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date: 2016-06-23T07:02:59.000Z
creator: James Gill
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Disney
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: "I don't think it reaches the scale of the universe of Star Wars, but I see making more", says Disney's Bob Iger
encoded: Under Disney's guidance, the Star Wars universe has expanded faster than ever before. And now it seems like they are planning to pull off the same trick with Indiana Jones. Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that the upcoming Indiana Jones 5 starring Harrison Ford will not be the last movie in the franchise – although he hinted that they future films could indeed feature a young Indy. "Right now, we're focused on a reboot, or a continuum and then a reboot of some sort," Iger said. "We'll bring him [Harrison Ford] back, then we have to figure out what comes next. That's what I mean. It's not really a reboot, it's a boot – a reboot. I don't know." Backing himself into a corner, he admitted he had had "discussions about what the direction is" after Ford stars in Indiana Jones 5 – and he was using the Star Wars universe as a model. "I don't think it reaches the scale of the universe of Star Wars, but I see making more," he said. "It won't be just a one-off." Director Steven Spielberg has already confirmed that he won't kill off Indy at the end of the fifth film, and added recently that he was more than confident that Ford would be able to pull off whatever the script threw at him. “As Harrison matures so does his character and yet he did so many of his own stunts in The Force Awakens,” Spielberg told the New York Daily News. “He keeps himself in such brilliant physical shape that I don’t believe when 2018 comes around, which is when I’m slated to direct the fifth instalment coming out in 2019, I think Harrison is going to be able do a lot of what the script is asking him to do."

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Harrison Ford won’t be killed off in Indiana Jones 5 promises Spielberg
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date: 2016-06-15T14:12:00.000Z
creator: Emma Daly
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: It’s the only plot detail he’ll give away, but it’s a good one
encoded: Indiana Jones won’t die in the next film. That’s according to director Steven Spielberg. It’s the only plot detail he’ll give away about the upcoming sequel, but it’s good to know after what happened in Star Wars. But we won’t talk about that. "The one thing I will tell you is I'm not killing off Harrison [Ford] at the end of it,” the director told the Hollywood Reporter, adding that he’s "super excited" about returning to the franchise, with this next instalment slated for July 2019. "I think this one is straight down the pike for the fans,” he said. So we can expect some action, some romance and no doubt some snakes. We do know that the film will follow on from the antics of Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, rather than veering off as any sort of spin-off. And it makes sense that Indy isn’t going anywhere. Producer Frank Marshall has already hinted that further sequels could happen, with the caveat that it “depends on the story”. Disney first acquired the rights to the Indiana Jones franchise when it purchased LucasFilm in 2013 in a multi-billion dollar deal, prompting rumours that a fifth film was in the works alongside the studio's Star Wars: Episode VII – a film which of course went on to top box offices around the world. In the meantime, Spielberg has his remake of Roald Dahl's The BFG hitting cinemas on July 22nd. Check out a trailer here.

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These Indiana Jones fans spent 7 years filming a shot-for-shot remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark
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date: 2016-06-03T09:02:20.000Z
creator: Huw Fullerton
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
subject: Video
description: Now that’s dedication
encoded: Thirty-five years ago, three 11-year-old Indiana Jones fans in Mississippi had an idea – why not try to remake Raiders of the Lost Ark, a film they all loved, every shot duplicated to the best of their ability with their minimal resources (including real fire and snakes)? As fan film projects go, it was certainly ambitious – which is why it ended up taking them seven years to work on it, with the group eventually leaving the project unfinished after they were unable to replicate Raiders’ explosive airplane set piece scene. And so the story might have ended – except that two decades later, every cast member of the fan film reunited to try and complete their masterpiece, resulting in the creation of brand-new documentary Raiders! The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made. View oEmbed on the source website Now you can see exactly how well the trio’s project turned out in this side-by-side trailer, which ranges from amazing to extremely odd (we’re not sure why there’s a shower curtain behind one character, or why the actor playing Sallah has such an odd beard on). Clearly, this was an adventure worth remembering. Raiders! The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made will be available on DVD from 16th August

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Everything fans want to see from the new Indiana Jones movie
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date: 2016-03-16T11:34:00.000Z
creator: James Gill
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: All the plots, characters and settings we'd love to see in the new Indy movie starring Harrison Ford
encoded: Indiana Jones is back, and fans are already poring over what the new movie could be about. No plot details have been revealed, and although we know Harrison Ford will be back, the blank canvas gives plenty of space for fans to pitch their own plot lines. Here are some of our favourites. Indy in Vietnam The last movie, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, was released in 2008 and set in 1957. The new movie is due out in 2019, and if you assume a similar time gap, that would set the it in 1968. So, Swinging Sixties? Cold War? It's certainly rich pickings for a historically-minded action archeologist. But perhaps the most exciting option is Vietnam. Blogger Stuart Fitzwilliam points out on ComicsandNoir.com that if the time frame is right, Indy's going to find himself slap bang in the middle of the Vietnam War. "The focus of American politics in 1968 was, of course, Vietnam," he writes. "The war there was escalating and the CIA were active across the region in attempts to provide support to US allies and undermine their adversaries. Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos were political and military hot spots for the US and USSR during this time." Military backdrop? Check. Archeological significance? Check. "The region also has a rich cultural history that’s reflected in it’s many Hindu and Buddhist temples," Fitzwilliam adds. "Probably the most famous of these, Angkor Wat, dates back to the 12th century and has been used as a location for multiple movies; it was a location for Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, a character that has a direct lineage to Indiana Jones." It's a great thought, but there is one caveat: Indiana Jones movies have not always moved forward at the same rate as the time it takes to make the films. For example, first movie Raiders of the Lost Ark is set in 1936, but the second instalment, Temple of Doom, is set in 1935. The series has never been chronological. Bring back Short Round! Indiana Jones is old. We get it. It's clear he'll need a bit of help to get on with the jumpin…

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Harrison Ford to return for Indiana Jones 5
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date: 2016-03-16T07:20:45.000Z
creator: Ellie Walker-Arnott
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Ford and director Steven Spielberg are reuniting for the fifth film in the franchise, confirm Disney Studios
encoded: Indiana Jones 5 is officially happening. Walt Disney Studios have confirmed the fifth film in the action franchise is going ahead, with original star Harrison Ford at the helm. Steven Spielberg, who worked on all four previous movies, will also return to the director's chair, with Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall as producers. The new movie is yet to be given a title (suggestions in the comments box below, please) but we do have a date: it's slated to hit cinemas on 18th July 2019. "Indiana Jones is one of the greatest heroes in cinematic history, and we can’t wait to bring him back to the screen in 2019,” said Walt Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn. "It’s rare to have such a perfect combination of director, producers, actor and role, and we couldn’t be more excited to embark on this adventure with Harrison and Steven." Disney first acquired the rights to the Indiana Jones franchise when it purchased LucasFilm in 2013 in a multi-billion dollar deal, prompting rumours that a fifth film was in the works alongside the studio's Star Wars: Episode VII – a film which went on to top box offices around the world. Reports had been circulating that Disney was poised to replace 73-year-old Ford – who first introduced the explorer in 1981’s Raiders of the Lost Ark – and reboot the franchise, but this announcement makes it clear the Han Solo actor is still taking centre stage.

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This clever fan theory solves one of the biggest problems with Indiana Jones
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date: 2016-02-21T10:01:00.000Z
creator: Radio Times Staff
subject: Movies
subject: News
subject: Indiana Jones (franchise)
description: Calling Dr Jones...
encoded: For a history professor, Indiana Jones is a pretty tough nut. He’s endured punches, falls, punches, shootings, punches and punches when, as a tenure, he could have just sat at the blackboard and flirted with his students. He even survived an atomic bomb blast by… well, by locking himself in a fridge. View oEmbed on the source website Ridiculous? Not so, says Reddit user That_Secret_Chord, who has a theory to rival even those Indy unearths. And you know what? We believe him. It all goes back to this scene in The Last Crusade: View oEmbed on the source website Yes, Doctor Jones drank from the Holy Grail, the cup of Christ that was proven to extend your life by centuries or maybe even grant immortality. As That_Secret_Chord says: Food for Thought: Indiana Jones drinking from the Holy Grail helped him survive unlikely scenarios, most notably the infamous fridge scene. Think about it: not only does some form of mystical invulnerability make sense, it’s pretty much the only way Indy could have survived The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. (Even if his reputation took a battering from critics.) Of course it doesn’t defy his death-defying feats in the earlier movies, but it helps solve one of the biggest issues in one of the best film series of all times. As they say on the internet...

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