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Antonio Banderas has signed on to the fifth installment in the franchise.ET can confirm that the Oscar-nominated actor will be joining Harrison Ford, Mads Mikkelsen, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Boyd Holbrook, Shaunette Renée Wilson and Thomas Kretschmann in the forthcoming.

Harrison Ford’s legendary whip-wielding archaeologist ride into the sunset just yet. Production on the much-delayed final installment of “Indiana Jones” has ground to a halt yet again as the action star recovers from an injury he suffered during filming.

the set of “Indiana Jones 5,” Ford reportedly hurt his shoulder, according to Deadline. The extent of the injury is not yet known, but the shooting is reportedly set to continue coordinated around Ford’s recovery.

Harrison Ford injured his shoulder while rehearsing for A Disney spokesperson told ET on Wednesday that the 78-year-old actor got hurt while rehearsing a fight scene, but that production on the film will continue.«In the course of rehearsing for a fight scene, Harrison Ford sustained an injury involving his shoulder,» the statement reads.

Harrison Ford surprised restaurant-goers in North Shields this week when he took a break from filming Indiana Jones for a spot of lunch.The actor, who is filming the fifth and currently untitled chapter of the franchise, cycled to The Ship’s Cat in the coastal town on Tuesday (June 8).The venue’s manager Connor Graham told The Times that Ford was “definitely the kind of client we want”.“Everyone was a bit star-struck,” he added.

Indiana Jones getup, hat included. «All is right in the world.

For many, the idea of “Indiana Jones 5” comes with a bit of hesitation. Harrison Ford is a bit… advanced in age.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge.Waller-Bridge will join Indy himself, Harrison Ford, in the forthcoming fifth movie, Disney announced on Friday.

slew of other goods coming to Disney+ including Marvel and “Star Wars” projects.“Lucasfilm is in pre-production on the next installment of Indiana Jones. At the helm is James @Mang0ld, director of ‘Ford v Ferrari,’ and Indy himself, Harrison Ford, will be back to continue his iconic character’s journey.

Indiana Jones rides again! Harrison Ford is donning the iconic fedora and getting his bullwhip out of storage for one more epic adventure.Lucasfilm announced on Thursday — amid the massive Disney Investor Day — that development of the fifth and final film is already underway.«Lucasfilm is in pre-production on the next installment of Indiana Jones,» the company announced, through the official Twitter account.«At the helm is James @Mang0ld, director of Ford v Ferrari, and Indy himself, Harrison

David Koepp has confirmed he’s no longer attached to the latest Indiana Jones sequel.The screenwriter wrote an early draft of the script, which persuaded Harrison Ford to sign on for a fifth and final film, but he has since departed the project, suggesting he walked away when Steven Spielberg was replaced as director by James Mangold.“James deserves a chance to take his shot at it,” Koepp told Collider. “I’ve done several versions with Steven.

Depending on the month and who you talk to, either “Indiana Jones 5” is in trouble or it’s just experiencing minor delays. Regardless of the spin, it’s clear that the latest sequel in the franchise is taking a very long time to get made and has been pushed back a number of times on the Disney release schedule.

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A few months ago, it was reported that James Mangold is set to be the first person not named Steven Speilberg to direct an “Indiana Jones” film. The Oscar-nominated filmmaker is now set to helm “Indiana Jones 5,” and according to one of the film’s producers, Mangold is the perfect person for the job.

We're long overdue for a night at the cinema together, even if it is from all of our individual homes. Look no further than, with a new must-rewatch classic airing on CBS every Sunday of May. This week, get prepared to see Jack and Rose's love story in  You don't want to miss young Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in this classic rom-com on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. 

We're long overdue for a night at the cinema together, even if it is from all of our individual homes. Look no further than, with a new must-rewatch classic airing on CBS every Sunday of May.

We're long overdue for a night at the cinema together, even if it is from all of our individual homes. Look no further than, with a new must-rewatch classic airing on CBS every Sunday of May.

We're long overdue for a night at the cinema together, even if it is from all of our individual homes. Look no further than, with a new must-rewatch classic airing on CBS every Sunday of May.

Hundreds of rare and vintage film posters including a number from the Star Wars and Indiana Jones series will go up for auction in the UK next month.

Harrison Ford has revealed filming on the fifth Indiana Jones movie may begin this summer.