Indy’s adventures return 13 years later and the Spaniard joins the cast of the new film alongside Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
13 years after ‘Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’ saw the light, Harrison Ford He will once again pick up his whip and put on his fedora hat to appear in the fifth installment of this memorable saga. More than three years have passed since new Indiana Jones adventures were announced but it was not until recently that new details were known. For example, that July 29, 2022 is the scheduled date for the theatrical release or that Antonio Banderas will be a co-star.
After winning the Goya for ‘Pain and Glory’ and having been nominated for an Oscar for this same work under the orders of Pedro Almodóvar, the actor and director completely changes the register to join this intrepid shoot that is already underway despite the fact that carries with great secrecy.
As the specialized portal has just announced Deadline, the man from Malaga joins the cast of the film, which also includes the names of Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Mads Mikkelsen, Boyd Holbrook and Shaunette Renée Wilson, Although they have not transcended how the characters they will play or what role they will have in this new plot in which, unfortunately, there will not be a key piece of history, Sean Connery, who died last October.
An honor to accompany one of the most charismatic heroes in the history of cinema on the screen, by the hand of Harrison Ford, Steven Spielberg, James Mangold and the rest of this fabulous Indiana Jones team.
– Antonio Banderas (@antoniobanderas) July 16, 2021
What is already known is that John Williams will once again be the composer of the soundtrack as he has already been in previous installments, but who will not be responsible for the project will be Steven Spielberg. The American will continue as producer but he has yielded his director’s chair to James Mangold, in charge of films such as ‘Logan’ or ‘Le Mans 66’, according to him, so that it is a new generation that contributes its perspective to the history of this intrepid archaeologist.
That of ‘Indiana Jones’ is added to the long list of various cinematographic commitments that Antonio Banderas has pending premiere, such as ‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’, ‘Uncharted’ with Penélope Cruz or the adaptation of the book to the big screen of ‘The monster of Florence’.
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