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

Wolfenstein developer Machine Games will be handling this new standalone story starring the two-fisted archeologist, which the developer says will focus on Indiana Jones "at the height" of his career.

It’ll likely be a long wait for Lara Croft to return to her roots of pillaging cultural ruins, but after a trilogy that was at least 66% brilliant, the idea of giving the franchise a chance to rest doesn’t sound like a bad one. Now’s actually a great time to revisit the older games, to see just how far the series has come over the years and if you were in the mood for a properly nostalgic dose of teal swimsuits and 9mm guns akimbo, then here’s a blast from the past.

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.

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

More trouble is coming Lucasfilm's way as their other big moneymaker franchise Indiana Jones also looks to be hitting some early production troubles.

Hold onto your butts, because the Prop Store of London is planning one hell of a sale. Pretty much every prop you’ve ever dreamed of will be up for grabs. Conan’s aforementioned and totes not broken sword, Ghostbuster flightsuits and even Indiana Jones’ original whip.

Not a fan of Shia LaBeouf's Mutt Williams in the divisive Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? Well, don't worry as it appears that Indy's estranged son won't be anywhere to be found in the upcoming fifth film in the franchise.