While the 78-year-old will be hanging up his whip with the upcoming Indiana Jones 5, it does seem that the film will be using some trickery to turn back the hands of time.

Indiana Jones will be recruiting some help on his upcoming fifth cinematic adventure in the form of Fleabag's brilliant Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Disney has confirmed that Harrison Ford will be returning to lay his iconic Indiana Jones one last time in the fifth film, coming in 2022.

James Mangold has already given us one swan song for a pop culture icon with Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, and now the filmmaker is looking to carry over the lessons he learned there with the long-gestating Indiana Jones 5.

Following all the delays due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Disney has released a brand new release calendar for all their major titles up until 2022.

For the first time in the Indiana Jones franchise's history, it won't be Steven Spielberg in the director's chair.

It's time to dust off the fedora and bullwhip, because after more than three years stuck in development hell in which the script got passed from one hand to the other like some form of highly-sought ancient relic, a fifth Indiana Jones movie is finally happening

Arguably the world' most respected director is considering directing a remake of one of the world's most respected musicals, West Side Story