
For one night only and as part of Star Wars Celebration V, the two worlds of Indiana Jones and Star Wars will collide in an ultimate film mashup show entitled “Raiders of the Lost Jedi Temple of Doom: A Fan Film of ‘Epic’ Proportions.”
Not only has George Lucas received fortune and glory from his film creations over the years, he is now getting an honor from the place where he honed his skills. The University of Southern California is bestowing Mr. Lucas with its Presidential Medallion on April 26th.
Waiting for news on Indiana Jones 5 has been like the Grail Knight waiting for someone worthy to take his place but while it hasn't been 700 years, it sure feels like it! Finally we hear some news from the man himself!
Recently, a discussion took place amongst some scholars at Penn State on whether the chest that contained the actual Ten Commandments that Moses brought down from Mount Horeb and smashed
Recently, a discussion took place amongst some scholars at Penn State on whether the chest that contained the actual Ten Commandments that Moses brought down from Mount Horeb and smashed - if you believe in that sort of thing (sorry I was dialoguing).
While Harrison Ford is busy helping the environment, he's also waiting to hear from George Lucas about what he can expect from a fifth Indiana Jones movie:
Well, the character of Indiana Jones just celebrated his 110th birthday (born July 1, 1899 in Princeton, New Jersey) and the man that plays him will be turning 67 on July 13, but all together it's a fine age for big screen adventure.
Crystal Skull co-star Shia LaBeouf's statements that Indy 5 was in the works, Indiana Jones film series producer, Frank Marshall confirms the report.
I don't often receive essays written by fans. But what I find truly unique are essays by 7th graders written as nicely as what you are about to read here. Young writer Wil Raasch explains what makes Indiana Jones one of the greatest adventure heroes of them all!
The Smithsonian Channel will look at Indy and some movie events and personalities in a new five part series called The Real Story. Besides Indy, the series will look at the "truth" behind James Bond, The Amityville Horror, The Untouchables, and Escape from Alcatraz.
On April 4th the people of A.R.E. are bringing the Mitchell Hedges Crystal Skull to New York City! Only on that Saturday evening, visitors will be able see the much talked about skull that inspired Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull with their own eyes.
A knight is teaming up with Indy again. This one isn't the Grail Knight, but rather artist Greg Knight who has completed two covers from the new Scholastic series aimed at younger readers.
Young Indiana Jones fans now have something extra to look forward to next year as our hero makes a return in a series of "middle grade" fiction books named "Untold Adventures".
It seems that Indiana Jones is alive and well in the literary world with several new books showing up on Amazon.com like next Spring's Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead.
For the first time music from all four INDIANA JONES soundtracks composed and conducted byJohn Williams are available in this limited edition collectible CD boxed set!Includes previously unreleased music from Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones andthe Temple of Doom, and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade plus interviews withJOHN WILLIAMS, STEVEN SPIELBERG and GEORGE LUCAS!
The Smithsonian Channel will be showcasing some of the mystery around the real life crystal skull and is also hard at work on some documentaries that will be of some great interest to Indy fans as they seek out the "real" thing! Click Here to go directly to the Smithsonian Site.
George Lucas testified today before a hearing of the House Telecommunications & Internet Subcommittee in order to urge lawmakers that high-speed internet access for schools and libraries should be a priority.
Sixteen years ago, a heavy package addressed to the nonexistent "Smithsonian Inst. Curator, MezoAmerican Museum, Washington, D.C." was delivered to the National Museum of American History. It was accompanied by an unsigned letter stating: "This Aztec crystal skull, purported to be part of the Porfirio Díaz collection, was purchased in Mexico in 1960.... I am offering it to the Smithsonian without consideration."
Been watching Indiana Jones and thought to yourself, "I've viewed a scene like this somewhere before." You're probably right! Check out theRaider.net's Indy's Influences section to learn about films that inspired the adventures of everyone's favorite archaeologist.
"Forget any ideas you've got about lost cities, exotic travel and digging up the world," the professor tells his adoring students. "We do not follow maps to buried treasure, and X never, ever marks the spot."