George Lucas 'Cooking Up' Fifth 'Indiana Jones' Plot
Harrison Ford sparked more speculation on the development of another movie installment in the 'Indiana Jones' franchise.

Report: George Lucas still moving ahead with Indy 5…
Harrison Ford says that George Lucas is in “thinking mode” for Indy 5. Lucas is serious about doing Indy 5 and continues to move forward. Ford speaks out on the status for Indy 5 with LA Times, giving hints that it’s definitely gonna happen and Ford seems to be game to continue to play Indy, but Ford refuses to do voice overs for an animated Indy film. After Lucas doing “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” animated film, he now has an “Indiana Jones” animated film in the p

George Lucas lavora a Indiana Jones 5
Il successo di Indiana Jones e il Regno del Teschio di Cristallo ha spinto George Lucas a iniziare a lavorare...

Is George Lucas Bringing Indiana Jones Back for a Fifth Adventure?
Harrison Ford has some interesting remarks about a fifth Indy film.

Un film di guerra per George Lucas
Il regista di Star Wars George Lucas si dedicherà finalmente a un progetto a lungo rimandato, il film di guerra...

George Lucas finds his Director for ‘Red Tails’
It looks like George Lucas’ WWII movie has a director attached. The guys name is Anthony Hemingway and this is his first time directing a film. He has directed TV Shows such as ‘The Wire’, CSI: NY’ and ‘ER’. This is pretty cool, this is what Lucas should be doing, making smaller films and bringing in talented young first time directors to bring the projects to life. Lucas has the ability to help breed the future filmmakers of America, as long as he doesn’t teach the

George Lucas’ RED TAILS director confirmed
I know this was mentioned last week by Spike Lee but I wanted to await on some kind of official confirmation, simply because I rarely trust directors when they are talking about their peers projects rather than their own. Anyway, we got some kind of official confirmation today (well unless Variety are just reporting Lee’s comments as being official) that t.v. helmer Anthony Hemingway will be directing RED TAILS, the years in the making WW-II fighter movie about Tuskegee Airmen penned by George Lucas.

George Lucas Hires Hemingway For Red Tails
Tukegee Airmen take flight with BSG director.

What Mystery Will be Behind George Lucas' 'Red Tails'?
At least Lucas knows he shouldn't direct

GEORGE LUCAS CHOOSES PUPPET DIRECTOR
Red Tails has a 'helmer.'

George Lucas Working On Indiana Jones 5 BE AFRAID!
Not content with destroying Star Wars, Lucas has his eyes set on killing Indiana Jones aswell after a rather shit 4th instalment he is now planning a 5th film. Talking to Los Angeles Times, Harrison Ford said that momentum is building for a fifth "Indiana Jones", Harrison had this to say: It's crazy but great," the 66-year-old Ford said. "George is in think mode right now. It's automatic, really, we did well with the last one and with that having done well and been a positive experience, it's not surpris

George Lucas Continues to Have Thoughts; Fans Continue to Cringe
Harrison Ford told the Los Angeles Times this week that George Lucas is in 'think mode' regarding a fifth film in the Indiana Jones franchise. And as fans have feared since the release and subsequent box office success of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, an Indiana ...

Harrison Ford says George Lucas in “think mode” for INDY V
One thing’s for sure, it won’t be twenty years until we see another INDIANA JONES film with Harrison Ford as the whip cracking adventurer. It’s going to be soon, likely within the next four years, or never again with the aging star who at 66, can’t have that many years left in the tank to lead a summer tentpole spectacular. Ford told The L.A. Times on Friday that Lucas was “in think mode” for a fifth INDY film, a movie that Spielberg, Lucas & Ford have continuously s

Harrison Ford: George Lucas is in think mode for Indiana Jones 5
"It's crazy but great," said Ford, 66. "George is in think mode right now." Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" grossed $318 million in the U.S. and $770 million worldwide. That's powerful motivation. latimesblogs.latimes.com   

Harrison Ford: George Lucas writes Indiana Jones 5
George Lucas is writing Indiana Jones 5. This is because Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull made $317 million in US alone and $783 million overseas. Harrison Ford said that it was natural that George Lucas would want to continue with a sequel. Hopefully, Indiana Jones 5 will be better than its previous sequel. Critics of Indy 4 said the action was slower and Harrison Ford had mellowed. The magic was still present but there were no heart stopping moments as the action thriller became almo

Harrison Ford says George Lucas in ‘think mode’ on another ‘Indiana Jones’ film
Harrison Ford said Friday that momentum is building for a fifth movie in the “Indiana Jones” franchise and that George Lucas is already cooking up a suitable plot for a heroic senior citizen with a penchant for whips and fedoras. “It’s crazy but great,” the 66-year-old Ford said. “George is in think mode right now.” “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” grossed $318 million in the U.S. alone and $770 million worldwide and is expected to

Star Wars - Favreau Given Tour Of Lucas Secret Props Treasure Trove
STAR WARS creator George Lucas keeps props from his blockbusters at a secret warehouse location on his Skywalker Ranch estate in Marin County, California. Few people ...

The Star Report: License to print money dept: let's to a 5th Indiana Jones movie!
The gold-plated movie-making machinery of George Lucas is working overtime trying to figure out if it's too soon to ramp up the talk of a fifth Indiana Jones movie, even though the fourth iteration is still in theaters. Guess what? It's not too early! And why is that, you might ask? It's because the last one, the one about some sort of crystal skull, made $318 million in the U.S. alone and $770 million worldwide. Add in some merchandising and pretty soon you're talking about real money. Series star and dur

The Star Report: License to print money dept: let's do a 5th Indiana Jones movie!
The gold-plated movie-making machinery of George Lucas is working overtime trying to figure out if it's too soon to ramp up the talk of a fifth Indiana Jones movie, even though the fourth iteration is still in theaters. Guess what? It's not too early! And why is that, you might ask? It's because the last one, the one about some sort of crystal skull, made $318 million in the U.S. alone and $770 million worldwide. Add in some merchandising and pretty soon you're talking about real money. Series star and dur

John Favreau Given Tour Of Lucas' Secret Props
Star Wars creator George Lucas keeps props from his blockbusters at a secret warehouse location on his Skywalker Ranch estate in Marin County, California. Few people have been admitted to the movie treasure trove,[...] Read more! Get the full story from  Starpulse  Bookmark This Story:     CELEBRITY NEWS  Latest  Most Popular  Today's  Yesterday's

Anthony Hemingway to team up with Lucas pictures
Anthony Hemingway is known for his work on the Wire and many other TV shows. He is now in talks with George Lucas the direct a World War II epic titled Red Tails. Hemingway has also done a lot of assistant director work for some important films. This will be his feature length debut. Red Tails revolves around the young pilots, who overcame institutional racism in the military to form the Tuskegee Airmen, the fliers who became the first African American fighter pilots in US military history during the World

Toy Story Trilogy In 3D (And Unchanged)
Pixar sure looks like they know how to do things the right way. Earlier this year, it was announced that the super-successful animation studio would be re-releasing the first two Toy Story films leading up to the opening of their new Toy Story 3. Better yet, all three would be released in 3D. Now comes confirmation that the first two installments will be left unchanged (other than the 3D formatting of course). This means we’re at no risk of suffering again through what George Lucas did to the origina

Could Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Be a Big Screen Movie?
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is one of the few video games I’ve seen that immediately feels like a movie. I had the chance to watch someone play through the game while I was working, and I kept asking myself - why doesn’t George Lucas make this into a big screen movie?Force Unleashed project leader Haden Blackman tells the Los Angeles Times that “It’s not impossible.” “Never say never. George [Lucas] has looked to tell new ‘Star Wars’ stories through the ga

Hemingway to helm 'Red Tails'
Exclusives: WWII film based on George Lucas story -- Lucasfilm has tapped Anthony Hemingway to direct "Red Tails," the WWII action adventure about the Tuskegee Airmen based on a story by George Lucas.