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December 5th, 2007 | Digg This
The rumor mill is churning over at Coming Soon, and they seem to think that we will be seeing our first full Indiana Jones 4 trailer in February:
First up, the first trailer for Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is now planned for a debut in February. While we don’t know for sure with which movie it will show, Paramount’s biggest film that month is The Spiderwick Chronicles, so keep your eye on that one. Of course, it’s possible Paramount will decide to debut footage earlier during the Super Bowl, but we’re not sure.
November 12th, 2007 | Digg This
Skot was kind enough to send in a little teaser of information he discovered on the Lego website, Brickset. A search there for Indiana Jones reveals a set of upcoming Lego releases, the first is entitled, “Motorcycle Chase” and is complete with box art.
What is more interesting are the four other Lego sets, which currently have only a title: Jungle Duel, River Chase, Jungle Cutter and Temple of the Crystal Skull.
November 1st, 2007 | Digg This
IndianaJones.com has redecorated itself, providing a wealth of new features (”it’s a wrap!” video), the framework for lots of exciting new content (trailers, tv spots, games, etc.) and the ability to deep link to items on the site. It is still a horribly flash-ridden non-html site with horrendous accessibility issues, but I don’t want to rant any longer:
October 25th, 2007 | Digg This
The IESB have posted a video interview with Ray Winstone as he promotes his new film Beowulf and also takes some time to talk about our favourite upcoming film, Indiana Jones 4, talking mostly of his experiences in working with Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford and Karen Allen.
October 16th, 2007 | Digg This
It is now official, Indiana Jones 4, which had its title revealed during filming, has now passed one of its major milestones, it’s a wrap! The last scenes to be shot took place in Fresno, and a few people were in the area to witness the occasion.
First up, griff311 posted this impressive video:
Whilst another blogger came back with some pictures and a report,
I went over there to see what I saw and I saw some cool stuff. Harrison Ford, Shia LaBeouf & Señor Estar Gwars himself, George Lucas were on the set and captured by my lens. No Spielberg for me but some uber-dork (who was running around with DVDs asking people how much they thought he could sell a beat to shit copy of Jurassic Park 2 signed by Spielberg) said he heard him over a loudspeaker giving direction. The airport was used as the airport for Mexico City circa 1950 or so as you can see the Mexican flag flying over it in the pic.
Late Update also have some different pictures.
