Recently, Disney Pictures announced about "Indiana Jones 5" but it is yet to be confirmed if Harrison Ford is coming back as Dr.Jones.
He recently appeared on the screen as Han solo in the "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and proved that he is still one of the most versatile actors in Hollywood.
It seems like Steven Spielberg doesn't want to replace Ford for the character of Dr.Jones. He also wants to bring in Ford in to the "Indiana Jones 4" movie before he turns 80. But it is unclear that whether 73- year old Ford can take up this challenge or not.
But now that "Star Wars" is out of the way, Ford might just have enough left in the tank to make this work.
Disney has bought the rights to the "Indiana Jones" franchise last October, 2012 along with the "Star Wars" franchise when they acquired Lucas Film. Disney CEO Robert Iger talked about "Indiana Jones 5" and said that the secret to success is excellent storytelling.
"It's all about storytelling. That's what creates the most value," he said. "We had in Pixar, some of the greatest storyteller that existed in motion pictures, certainly the best in animation. We had in Marvel, stories and characters, great storytelling, and obviously in George Lucas' Star Wars and Indiana Jones, by the way, as well, which will be coming, we have great stories."
Disney was thinking to bring in Chris Pratt to replace Harrison Ford in the beginning, as Chris became an overnight superstar actor from the movies "Guardians of Galaxy" and the "Jurassic World" but for now from the recent news that Harrison Ford is continuing as Dr.Jones, Pratt will just have to wait.
Disney dint come up with the movie release date yet.
