The fifth installment of the adventures of the character played by Harrison Ford will hit theaters on June 23
‘Indiana Jones and the Call of Fate’ is the title chosen by the Lucasfilm studio (The Walt Disney Company) for the fifth adventure of the archaeologist most famous on the big screen, who It will hit theaters on June 23.. Lucasfilm and Disney made it public this Thursday after months of keeping the full name a secret and took the opportunity to release the official trailer for the film. A 105-second advance in which no clues are given about the plot of the tape but a clear message is sent to the fans of the franchise: at 75 years old, Harrison Ford is in top shape to face dozens of action scenes and many other obstacles.
The trailer opens with dizzying jumps from Indiana between speeding tuk-tuk vehicles to cut to the archaeologist taking his chances on a moving train or riding a motorcycle in heavy rain. Finally, ‘Indy’, as he is popularly known, is seen focused on the new professional stage towards which he has turned his life: teaching.
Until now, the closest approach of fans to ‘Indiana Jones 5’ had been a brief preview projected during Disney’s annual convention, D23 Expo, and in which the visual aspect that the film would have was barely specified. “I’m very proud to be able to say that this version is fantastic, and this is one of the reasons,” Ford said then, pointing to actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge (‘Fleabag’), who debuts in the saga as Indiana’s goddaughter. Jones.
Fifteen years after ‘Indiana and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’, the film marks the return of Ford in the shoes of the mythical archaeologist along with a main cast also made up of other figures such as Mads Mikkelsen, Boyd Holbrook, Shaunette Renée Wilson, Thomas Kretschmann or Antonio Banderas.
‘Indiana Jones 5’ will be the first film in the saga that will not be directed by Steven Spielberg, who this time will be in charge of production in a move that months ago was defined by himself as a strategy to “connect with new viewers.” James Mangold (‘Ford v Ferrari’ and ‘Logan’) is chosen to direct the film based on a script he wrote together with brothers Jez Butterworth and John-Henry Butterworth, relatives who have worked together on productions such as ‘ At the Edge of Tomorrow’ (2014).
Also, will once again feature composer John Williams to create the soundtrack for this film whose song ‘Helena’s Theme’ was already previewed on September 4 during one of her summer concerts at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles (United States).
the fifth installment it will be the last ‘Indy’ adventure on the big screenbut the Disney+ platform is already developing a parallel series that would be based on the famous archaeologist’s own goddaughter, Helena, who would take over as the new protagonist.