It may be a long time until we learn if Disney+ does plan to move forward with an Indiana Jones series, let alone what it’s about.
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Why not make a series following an adult Short Round who followed in his mentor’s footsteps and became and adventuring archaeologist? For example, Ke Huy Quan (who recently reunited with Harrison Ford) returned to acting earlier this year in Everything Everywhere All at Once, and he already has a foothold at Disney+ through American Born Chinese and Loki Season 2. But as also mentioned, this show could easily be a spinoff focusing on someone in Indy’s life.
Meaning, we’d be following along with a different Indiana Jones who has a similar life has Harrison Ford’s version, but isn’t beholden to the events from the movies and The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Harrison Ford appeared as a 50-year-old Indy in the bookends for the episode "Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues.”īecause Harrison Ford is hanging up the fedora and whip, if it’s Indy who’s the focus of this hypothetical Disney+ series, then besides the prequel route, another option is pressing the reboot button on this property. Corey Carrier played Indy as a young boy, Sean Patrick Flanery played Indy in his young adult years and George Hall bookended each episode an elderly, eyepatch-wearing Indy.
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The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles ran from Mato July 24, 1993, and four TV films followed from 194 to 1996. This is also one of “a number of options” that Disney is exploring to keep the franchise going, which could also include more Indiana Jones movies or some other kind of media project.Īssuming an Indiana Jones series for Disney+ gets off the ground, as mentioned earlier, this would be the second time the franchise has been represented on the small screen. The Mouse House is still looking for a writer to tackle the project, so there are no plot details set yet, including whether it will be a prequel or spinoff, or in any way tie into Indiana Jones 5. According to Variety’s sources, Disney is in the early stages of developing an Indiana Jones TV series that would be available exclusively to Disney+ subscribers.
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