Zitat von Mile:

Ich hätte dieses Concept Art Bild mit Indy in Marrakech gerne als Poster:

Ich hätte gern alle 3 Originale, aber Poster wäre auch OK

Off-Topic:
Weiß eigentlich jemand, wer das war bei der D23? Bei Minute 2:12 z.B. zu sehen, er hat alles irgendwie moderiert und angesagt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebSFLmYygAk

Kathleen Kennedy: But of course, I could not leave here without talking about one more project. [applause, Raiders March begins playing] We've been working for quite a while on this one. [giddy from applause] I am thrilled to welcome to the stage our director James Mangold. [applause, James Mangold enters stage]

James Mangold: Thank you, Kathy. It's incredible to be here at D23 and look out at all these fans, of Indiana Jones, of all the other Lucasfilm Disney projects. But speaking of Indiana Jones, Kathy, you worked on every single one.

Kathleen Kennedy: I have, yeah. I was five... [indiscernible, laughter]

James Mangold: You were five! ... Well, along with a lot of the people collaborating with us on this one, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, Kathleen Kennedy, ...

Kathleen Kennedy: George Lucas.

James Mangold: George Lucas, and the astounding John Williams.

Kathleen Kennedy: And I'll [indiscernible] Industrial Light & Magic because... [indiscernible] Thank you.

James Mangold: No, ILM, of course. And I need so many of the wonderful craftspeople and artists who have joined me on this one and I'm kind of among the Mt. Rushmore of creative brains making this movie. I have to say that the day that Harrison and you and Steven came to me to talk about making this picture was a kind of frozen moment for me because, you know, I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in the Mid Valley Mall in Middletown, New York, in high school. And it's one of the reasons I became a film director. And then, to be working on this film, and one of my producers is Steven Spielberg who is one of my all-time favorite filmmakers. And my star is Harrison Ford who is one of my all-time favorite actors. My composer is John Williams who is one of the all-time great composers. And it has been an honor and a pleasure to collaborate with you on this, and Frank, and everyone. And right now, yesterday, I was sitting with John and we're scoring presently. If some of you might've been at the Hollywood Bowl, you even got a sneak peek at some of the score.

Kathleen Kennedy: Yeah.

James Mangold: And that reminds me of the other wonderful addition to this cast which is the phenomenally talented Phoebe Waller-Bridge who joins us. So I was surrounded by tremendous talent and support and such big will and advice. And I felt myself living out a kind of fantasy I had when I was in high school which was wondering what it'd feel like to make one of these pictures. And all the time, honoring in my own mind what these movies are for you and for me. And trying to bring that back again this year. Well, next year.

Kathleen Kennedy: I'm just gonna say that he has so completely brought this back that I think we need to show you a little bit. [applause, trailer plays, Raiders March plays, Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge enter stage]

Harrison Ford: Hello. [applause, Ford pointing at audience] No, thank you. Thank you for making these films such an incredible experience for all of us, giving the opportunity to us to make these films for you. And I think, um... [Ford choking up and struggling for words] I'm very proud to say... [applause] I'm very proud to say that this one [pointing at logo] is FANTASTIC. [pointing at Waller-Bridge] And this is one of the reasons. [applause] Indiana Jones movies are about mystery and adventure, but they're also about heart. And... [Ford choking up] I'm really, really happy that we have a really human story to tell as well as a movie that will kick your ass. So I'm delighted to be here again, maybe for the...no... [laughter] Not maybe, this is it! I will not fall down for you again! But thank you so much! And thank you, Jim Mangold, for picking up the pieces and making a spectacular, spectacular film.

James Mangold: Thank you. [applause] You know, one thing I wanna say is when Harrison and I first started talking about what we're gonna do with this movie, the one, well, the three words that kept popping into our minds were Phoebe Waller-Bridge. And so that we had an idea about how to create a really great foil for him in this adventure. And I have to say it's one of the... I can't wait for you to see the picture because both of these guys are incredible. And I hope, Phoebe, you had a good time making this.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge: I had... the time of my life making this movie. I feel so incredibly lucky to be working with you legends, and keeping up with this guy [pointing at Ford] is exhausting... because you do so many unbelievable things together and chase each other around the most incredible places. And, I really... From... These films mean a lot to me as well. And, Jim, you have protected and brought back everything that everybody loves and needs from these films and then brought this extra other sparkle that is just purely you. So, thank you so, so much for having me involved and I cannot wait for you guys to see it cause it's everything... [indiscernible, applause]

James Mangold: Okay, I'll wait.

Kathleen Kennedy: Thank you, everybody. We are going to see you next summer, with them! [pointing at Ford and Waller-Bridge]

James Mangold: See you later. [Raiders March plays, everyone leaves stage, Alan Bergman enters stage]

Alan Bergman: Wasn't that great? [applause] I can't wait for you to all see Indiana Jones.

Naja hoffe nur

Spoiler:

Indy sitrbt am Schluss nicht wie Logan im Film ... :-(

@Szenarist: Danke für das Transkript. Wo findet man sowas? Zu dem Objekt: Sorry, da habe ich nichts bemerkt, ich kenn aber solche Sachen, das kann einen crazy machen, wenn man nicht dahinter kommt. Aber wie gesagt, leider keinen Plan, was das gewesen sein sollte.

Zitat von FedoraGuy:

Naja hoffe nur

Spoiler:

Indy sitrbt am Schluss nicht wie Logan im Film ... :-(

Spoiler:

Wie soll er denn sterben?

Wobei nicht belegt ist, dass die Fotos der römischen Soldaten mit dem Film zu tun haben, oder? Olivier Richters hat man auch mit Römer-Montur (auch während dem Dreh auf Sizilien) gesehen und dann hat sich herausgestellt, dass das nichts mit Indy zu tun hatte.

Bei den 2. Weltkriegs-Szenen ist meiner Meinung nach klar, dass dies eine Rückblende ist, sonst würde man Ford für diese Szenen nicht digital verjüngern.

Ich wundere mich auch, woher diese Zeitreise-Spekulation kommt, auch wenn man bedenkt, dass der Sci-Fi-Anteil bei Teil 4 nicht bei jedem gut angekommen ist. Indy hat im Footage Reel bei der D23 von magic gesprochen - Magie, Zauberei - das klingt für mich nicht nach Zeitreisen. Ich kann es mir nicht vorstellen und sehe auch keine Hinweise darauf.