Harrison Ford was de-aged last year for "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" on the big screen, and video game makers are pulling the same trick for the whip-cracking hero's latest outing on ...

both de-aged and properly weathered, is the main draw in this generally silly entry in the long-running “Indiana Jones” franchise. Jonathan Olley/Lucasfilm Ltd./Disney In “Dial of Destiny ...

Dial of Destiny director James Mangold didn't want to be the one to kill Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones Harrison Ford defends de-aging in Indiana Jones 5 at Cannes: 'That's what I looked like 35 ...

When filmmaker James Mangold was announced as Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny's director ... t want to confront their hero at that age. And I am like, I’m good with it.

Now that the series is being released by Disney, "Dial of Destiny" tries to keep this going in a new way by fading out of the Lucasfilm logo into a lock — though the Paramount logo still appears ...

For action scenes per minute, the latest of the Indiana Jones series is hard to beat. It’s more than 20 minutes into a 2:20 film before there’s any pause. And that opening scene may be the ...

brilliant actor who’s in his eighties,” Mangold told Deadline about Dial of Destiny’s financial debacle. “So I’m making a movie about this guy in his eighties, but his audience on one other level ...