In pictures: Indiana Jones premiere
Steven Spielberg and George Lucas recast Ford, 65, in the role 19 years after the last Indiana Jones movie.

A Fifth Indiana Jones Movie Already Being Planned?
With the 4th film not even in theaters yet, it’s looking like George Lucas has plans for a fifth installment of the Indiana Jones movie series starring Shia LaBeouf. Lucas joined up with director Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford on the long-awaited fourth film, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which premieres at France’s Cannes Film Festival this weekend, and he admits that the filmmakers have left the door open for another sequel. He says: ”I haven’t even told Steven

George Lucas: Mr Emperor strikes back
Star Wars made George Lucas a fortune and transformed an industry. Now he brings us The Clone Wars, an animated film with a host of familiar faces.

George Lucas Frozen in Carbonite
Forget Han Solo, this is the ultimate collectible for any Star Wars fan. The god of Star Wars 'George Lucas' frozen in Carbonite. The sculpture was made for Star Wars celebrations in Japan. No idea on pricing or availability.

Tuskegee Airmen to be subject of George Lucas film
The black airmen whose lives will be the basis of a George Lucas movie know the picture will highlight their record of successfully escorting thousands of U.S. bombers in World War II. They also feel it should tell of the trials they encountered stateside, like seeing German prisoners of war being treated better and afforded rights that were withheld from black American citizens. Now that "Red Tails" is in preproduction, some of the airmen say they are excited their story is coming to the big screen

Indiana Jones to Debut at Cannes Film Festival
Harrison Ford had better send his tux from the Oscars to the cleaners. The star of the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull – the first Indy adventure in 19 years – is going to the Cannes Film Festival. Despite initial rumors that the movie would open this year's annual rite of spring in the South of France – to run from May 14-25 – the movie, which also stars Shia LaBeouf and original Raiders of the Lost Ark costar Karen Allen, is due to be screened out-of-competition in

Lucas Considers Indy 5
In spite of the critical mauling Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull received, George Lucas has been discussing the possibility of a fifth film in the franchise, stating, "If I can come up with another idea that they like, we'll do another." Speaking to The Sunday Times, Lucas said that putting together the recently released sequel was a challenge. "Indiana Jones only becomes complicated when you have another two people saying 'I want it this way' and 'I want it that way', whereas when I f

26 Gorgeous Models Wearing SLAVE LEIA Bikini’s
If you’ve always had a thing for Slave Leia, you definitely need to watch the first video below. That’s because next week’s episode of “Deal Or No Deal” is doing a “Star Wars” themed two-hour special and they’ve got the models dressed up like Carrie Fisher from “Return of the Jedi.” But before getting to the clip, I’d like to take a quick moment to commend George Lucas for finally doing something right. Since I always write how he’s screwing up Star Wars, I just want to say this

Official Star Wars: The Clone Wars Poster!
Shortly after USA Today debuted a new photo of villain Asajj Ventress in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the official website revealed the official new poster. To repeat from last night's item, the first theatrical trailer will premiere exclusively across the Turner Networks, including Cartoon Network, TNT, TBS, CNN, and Boomerang All on Thursday, May 8 at 7:58pm in all U.S. time zones. The trailer debuts in theaters on Friday, May 9, along with the poster. Star Wars: The Clone Wars opens in theaters on Au

New Clone Wars Posters!
It’s obvious that these posters for Clone Wars are trying quite hard to look like classic Star Wars posters. And to some extent they are successful. The connection is obvious and the style immediately recognizable. But for me that just makes it even more painfully clear that this isn’t a real Star Wars movie. The similar styles force me to compare the cartoonish look with the usual Star Wars visuals, and quite frankly the visuals of the animation don’t really measure up. Perhaps I’m just biase

Lucas is Not Returning to Directing with Red Tails
Yesterday's AP story on George Lucas's Red Tails, which is in pre-production, focused on the Tuskegee Airmen who will be the subject of the film, revealing that John Ridley is writing the script. There's been some specualtion that Lucas might be returning to the director's chair. According to Lucasfilm, Lucas is NOT directing Red Tails. He is an a executive producer, with Rick McCallum and Charles Floyd Johnson producing. Ridley is writing. No other attachments yet, they say.

Review: 'Indiana Jones' wields enough snap to satisfy
It has been nearly two decades, and Indiana Jones is a bit more grizzled. But his witty banter is still decidedly intact. In Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (* * ½ out of four), he uses his wits and still-considerable brawn to fend off an atomic bomb, ruthless KGB agents, roiling rapids, flesh-eating insects and angry Peruvian natives. And he tangles again with his most hated nemesis: the snake. Right about the time the natives get restless, however, so do we. But the excitement pi

'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull': The Untold Story
Harrison Ford keeps his own hangar at the Santa Monica Municipal Airport. Among his inventory are a helicopter, a jet, and an immaculately painted blue-and-green biplane. He's a skilled pilot, and sometimes he goes for rides between earthly appointments. Today's a helicopter day. In fact, Ford's been out choppering around on this clear, calm mid-March afternoon, touching down only now to do an interview. Wearing jeans, a navy blue T-shirt, and dark aviator glasses, he strides across the landing area so purp

Indiana Jones and the hunt for memorabilia: No. 1 fan Harrison Ford scoops up his own action figures
It appears no one is more excited about the upcoming release of the latest Indiana Jones installment than its leading man, Harrison Ford. The greying actor was spotted carrying a stack of his own action figures - including a fedora-clad Mr Potato Head - while out in Los Angeles yesterday as he prepares to return to the big screen in his signature role for the first time in 19 years. Harrison has again pulled on his his leather jacket and picked up his bullwhip for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of th

"Indiana Jones" sidetracks bid to save forests
Indiana Jones races to rescue rare treasures in his big screen adventures, but the Hollywood demands of actor Harrison Ford stopped him from helping to launch a bid to save the world's tropical forests on Tuesday. Ford had been due to appear at a news conference in New York with Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo to launch "Lost There, Felt Here," a Conservation International campaign. Ford was busy doing promotional work before a red carpet screening of the new film "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of t

Spike TV Guys Choice Awards... Check it!
Hey Guys,I just got back from attending the Spike TV Guys Choice Awards and had such a great time. Last year I won an award and this year I introduced. There were a lot of rad people there like Harrison Ford and Adam Sandler. I got to see Katy Perry perform and she put on an amazing show. Labron James sat at my table and he looks very intimdating being like 7 feet tall and all but he's actually a sweetie. Him and his friends were cracking up with they heard "I kissed a girl and I liked it". I don't th

Video: Indiana Jones TV Spot 2
2nd TV spot of the 4th Indy movie! The movie stars Harrison Ford, Shia LaBeouf, Cate Blanchett, Karen Allen and Ray Winstone.

New Indiana Jones Photo, Ford Interview
USA Today went on a hike with Harrison Ford and asked him a few questions about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (he doesn't rule out a fifth installment) and published a new photo featuring Harrison and Shia along with the interview. Follow the link for the full story.

Ford: Han Solo won't be back
AFTER the huge buzz surrounding Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford has spoken about the possibility of bringing some of his other old characters. Unfortunately for Star Wars fans he ruled out a revival of character Han Solo. "Oh, Han Solo isn’t interesting to me. It’s a very narrow sort of utility in the story and it was great for my career and it was fun to play at the time but I wouldn’t go back there again. Those pants! (laughs)." He went on to explaint that he would bring back other character

Indiana Jones 4: First Review
Someone has seen Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Jeff Wells has the scoop from someone on the Crystal Skull team over in Spielberg-land (read: I’m not sure how much you can believe this over-the-top positive report), and here are the highlights: “The best of the Indy sequels.” “The film has the strongest supporting cast of the sequels.” “There are many breakneck set pieces, with a protracted jungle chase being particularly memorable. As well as being evocative of the t

'Cure' lures Ford to CBS
Harrison Ford is moving from battling communists as Indiana Jones to fighting diseases as a maverick scientist for his next bigscreen project. Ford will star in CBS Films' drama "Crowley," which Tom Vaughan ("What Happens in Vegas") is in negotiations to direct. Film is based on the true story of John and Aileen Crowley, whose two children had a rare genetic disorder. Rather than give up hope that nothing could help his children, John Crowley found a researcher (Ford) with a potential cure. Ford also

Clint Eastwood's `Changeling' leads Cannes Film Festival
American directors Clint Eastwood and Steven Soderbergh will headline the streamlined competition at this year's Cannes Film Festival, which features fewer big-name directors and more emerging voices from across the globe. Eastwood will show "Changeling," a mystery set in 1920s Los Angeles and starring Angelina Jolie as the mother of a kidnapped child. Soderbergh, the director of the lighthearted series that began with "Ocean's Eleven," gets serious with his four-hour-long marathon, "Che," about Argentin

Harrison Ford Raves about Shia LaBeouf
Harrison Ford may be the movie veteran, but he knows his costar Shia LaBeouf is hot on his heels. "He has an enormous talent," Ford said of the younger actor at a press event for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in Cannes on Saturday. "He had some very archaic skills to acquire and he worked really hard. He will be around for a long, long time." LaBeouf, who stars as Ford's sidekick in the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones saga, said he was understandably nervous during the f

Harrison Ford Got Ear Pierced After a "Drunken Lunch With Jimmy Buffett"
What prompted Indiana Jones star Harrison Ford to get his ear pierced? "A semi-drunken lunch with [late 60 Minutes correspondent] Ed Bradley and Jimmy Buffett, who were both wearing rings," he tells Maxim of the 1997 decision. "Afterward," Ford said, "I walked down Madison Avenue till I found the first jewelry store that pierced ears." Ford's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull hits the big screen May 22. He said it wasn't tough stepping back into the role after nearly 20 years.

Classy Cate is the star of the Cannes red carpet as Indiana Jones finally hits the big screen
It might have been the grand return of Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, but the red carpet premiere in Cannes was stolen by Cate Blanchett. The Australian actress, who stars as Harrison's adversary in Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull cut a glamorous figure in a smoky grey gown today. While most new mothers are still struggling to lose baby weight, the actress appeared super svelte, despite giving birth to her third child just weeks ago.