I'll take a Short Round or Mutt spin off, but an actual reboot would kill any interest for me.
How Disney/Lucasfilm could bring Indiana Jones back
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That's too bad. I could see that working well.
lucus arts should have kept making more indy movies after 1989
Not to contradict Stephen King, but sometimes they don't come back. Or shouldn't.
There's an idea King should personally go with.
A Shift In The Force For Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy: The Exit Interview
Not two hours after wrapping Star Wars: Starfighter, Kathleen Kennedy was ready to discuss the long-in-the-works transition of Lucasfilm.
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There was some early talk about an Abner Ravenwood spin-off. Also here is a very popular fan created attempt at an Indiana Jones cartoon
A live-action Abner Ravenwood series sounds pointless. An animated Indy in WW2 show could be interesting, with him fighting to preserve cultural artifacts a la The Monuments Men, but there's been so many WW2 movies and series it'd risk being superfluous, and having him be in a US Army uniform most of the time would doubtless detract from the Indy vibe. (I'd still take that over Ahsoka, The Bad Batch, The Acolyte, and Skeleton Crew all together, though.)
He's pretty much half way there in his archeologist gear.
A Shift In The Force For Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy: The Exit Interview
Not two hours after wrapping Star Wars: Starfighter, Kathleen Kennedy was ready to discuss the long-in-the-works transition of Lucasfilm.
most likely only the old school fans are still intrested in indiana jones
* didn't watch it
Unnecessary and off topic.
True, but I doubt Kennedy was talking about fans.
It's a shame we didn't we didn't get the animated series, that could have been a lot of fun. And I'm sure if it was good it would have been a hit, because I really think there is still a lot of interest in the character. I really think the reason that Dial of Destiny didn't do that well was simply because people didn't like the movie, not because of a lack of interest in the character.
Disney declares Indiana Jones dead after losing millions
After decades of thrilling adventures, Indiana Jones may have finally met his match — not a villain, but Disney itself. Following the disappointing box office performance of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Lucasfilm has confirmed that the legendary archaeologist won’t be returning to...
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