Lucasfilm boss teases Indiana Jones 6 as Harrison Ford retires
Ford has stated that Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny will be his last movie in the iconic franchise.
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny scores lowest Rotten Tomatoes rating of franchise
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First Four Indiana Jones films to arrive on Disney+ ahead of Indiana Jones 5’s debut
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The Russo Brothers almost joined Kevin Feige's Star Wars project
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BattleTech Mercenaries blasts off with $7 million Kickstarter
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The Mandalorian Season 3 finale scrapped a Din Djarin face reveal
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Al Pacino turned down Star Wars role despite big money offer
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Lucasfilm unveils new Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny trailer
The forthcoming film will be Harrison Ford’s last outing as the character unless he’s changed his mind.
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Lucasfilm gives a disappointing update on Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2
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The Mandalorian movie will conclude the Disney+ series
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Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi explores origins of the Jedi
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Daisy Ridley is coming back as Rey in New Jedi Order
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The Lord of the Rings may become a "Star Wars-like" franchise
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A new open world Star Wars game has been teased by Ubisoft
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We get our first glimpse of Ahsoka in the Disney+ teaser for 2023
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Indiana Jones 5 gets a complete title and new trailer
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny will be the official title of the final installment in the series.
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Disney finally gives The Mandalorian Season 3 a release date
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Rian Johnson is open to directing a Star Wars TV show
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Harrison Ford didn't think Indiana Jones 5 was neccessary
However, the actor is happy with how it turned out.
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Bob Iger is back as Disney CEO, replacing Bob Chapek
In a surprising development, Disney brings back Bob Iger as the company’s CEO and replacing Bob Chapek, effective immediately.
