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Decades later · 1969, with a 1944 opening

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

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Indy, close to retirement, hunts Archimedes' Dial with his goddaughter

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Quick recap

1969. Indy is about to retire from a New York college, separated from Marion since their son's death. His goddaughter Helena Shaw turns up chasing Archimedes' Dial, which her father, Basil, never let go of. The Nazi-turned-NASA scientist Jürgen Voller wants the Dial too. The hunt takes Indy from New York to Tangier, Greece and Sicily, with young Teddy in tow. The Dial reveals fissures in time, and Voller plans to go back to 1939. The trip goes wrong, and Indy has to decide where he wants to spend the rest of his life.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenes25 minutes of de-aged Ford

    The 1944 opening shows Harrison Ford with his 1980s face for roughly 25 minutes. More than 100 ILM artists spent three years on it. Part of the work used AI software that combed through old footage of Ford from Lucasfilm movies.

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  2. CameoFirst Indy not directed by Spielberg

    James Mangold is the first director in the series besides Spielberg. Harrison Ford suggested him after working with him on Ford v Ferrari. It premiered at Cannes on May 18, 2023, out of competition.

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  3. Behind the scenesJohn Williams once more

    John Williams scored all five films. In 2022 he said it would be his last film score, then backtracked. The score earned an Oscar nomination.

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