Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' is a disappointing entry in the franchise that undermines Harrison Ford's character.

Harrison Ford has earned over $100 million from the Indiana Jones franchise across five films, excluding backend profits and residuals.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) came as the second release in the series and the first film chronologically.

Prior to the record sale, the most paid for the same card was $1,200. The record for another Spielberg card was $10,000 for ...

The movie also features Harrison Ford as Thaddeus Ross ... worldwide a decade ago, followed by Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which grossed a little under $790 million ...

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Harrison Ford has been at the helm of Hollywood since the '60s, boasting a slew of iconic characters under his belt – including the likes of Indiana Jones and Han Solo in Star Wars.

To Hesler, the timbre of Baker’s grunts tells you that Indy is frustrated to find himself in this situation, but simultaneously, the performance somehow convey a sense of strength and resolve — that ...

That is, that the game’s protagonist wouldn’t just be “Indiana Jones,” but would look, sound, and move like Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, and specifically, the version of the character ...

Harrison Ford isn’t impressed ... with good ideas and talent," he told the outlet. Ford was referring to the 2024 video game "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle," with actor Troy Baker, who ...