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Harrison Ford Describes The ‘Legacy’ Of ‘Indiana Jones’ As ‘Magic’

Actor Harrison Ford reflects on his career as Indiana Jones, which has spanned decades now.

The 80-year-old actor first played the whip-wielding archaeologist in 1981’s “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” before reprising the role in 1984’s “Temple of Doom,” 1989’s “Last Crusade” and 2008’s “Kingdom.” from Skull Crystal.”

In 2023, Ford gives Indiana Jones his last appearance on the big screen in “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,” which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival this week.

Harrison Ford Says He Wants to ‘Finish’ the ‘Indiana Jones’ Story

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At the world premiere of “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” at the Cannes Film Festival, Harrison Ford said it was “indescribable” and “amazing” to see his career highlight reel play before the film as he received a surprise Cannes Palme d’ honor Or for his contribution to cinema.

In addition to showing the cantina scene from 1977’s “A New Hope,” the highlight reel also consists of clips from some of Ford’s best films over the years, including “The Fugitive,” “Air Force One,” “Blade Runner,” “Working Girl,” and , of course, the entire “Indiana Jones” franchise.

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At a press conference, via The Hollywood Reporter, the “What Lies Beneath” actor said, “The warmth of this place, and the sense of community… the response is unimaginable. And it makes me feel good.” Apparently Ford didn’t mind the jokes about his age at all, as costar Mads Mikkelsen, best known for his role in “Hannibal,” joked, “The first [Indiana Jones] the movie came out 30 years before I was born.”

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When a reporter asked Ford why he was ready to give up the character now, Ford also poked fun at his age, asking, “Isn’t it obvious?” while pointing to himself. However, he admitted, “But I love working and I love this character and I love what it brings into my life.” On a more serious note, he added, “I want to see the completion of five. I want to complete the story.”

Harrison Ford calls ‘Indiana Jones’ Franchise ‘A Little Myth and a Little Magic’

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Director James Mangold, who previously served as an executive producer on Ford’s “Call of the Wild,” said, “There’s a lot of expectation on a movie like this and you’re only going to reach a fraction of it, because everyone has their own version of Indiana. Jones, and there’s no way you’re going to please everyone.”

“But you also have other doubts about a legendary crew like the production team, the acting, the greatest film score,” he continued. “I tried to understand the most honest way to make a film that I also felt. You know, I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark when I was 17 years old in a New York mall on opening day and it was one of the reasons I became a film director.”

Harrison Ford at the Cannes Film Festival premiere of 'Indiana Jones 5'Harrison Ford at the Cannes Film Festival premiere of 'Indiana Jones 5'MEGA

Fortunately, it seems that Harrison Ford is happy with the final film in the Indy legacy, saying that Mangolf “more than fills” the shoes of veteran director Steven Spielberg. Ford added, “To me, he made a beautiful movie.”

Ford went on to say that the “Indiana Jones” franchise features “a little bit of myth and a little bit of magic — and it’s all in the same box.” He added, “And when it works, it’s great magic.”

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Kathleen Kennedy Shoots Down Questions About De-Aged Harrison Ford

Harrison Ford at the Cannes Film Festival premiere of 'Indiana Jones 5'MEGA

As The Blast previously reported, “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” features a 25-minute de-aging sequence that shows Ford losing age to his “Raiders of the Lost Ark” era. New VFX software to remove the actor’s age was created specifically for the film, but there appear to be no plans to make more adventures with a younger Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones.

Producer Kathleen Kennedy, who also serves as President of Lucasfilm, deflected a question from a reporter when asked if the technology would be used to bring a younger Indiana Jones back to the screen for future films.

Harrison Ford at the Cannes Film Festival premiere of 'Indiana Jones 5'MEGA

In a previous interview, the 80-year-old actor told Empire that seeing himself age was “a little creepy,” adding, “It’s the first time I’ve seen it where I believe … I don’t think I want to know what it’s like either.” works, but it works. It doesn’t make me want to be young. I’m glad I’ve reached my age.”

“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” hits theaters in June 2023.

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