Marion Had a Bigger Role in 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny'
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny brought the journey of the unconventional archaeologist played by Harrison Ford to an end. After decades of dedicating his life to preserving valuable items across the world, it was finally time for the doctor to hang his hat and his whip, allowing himself to enjoy the quiet retirement he deserves.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT When Steven [Spielberg] was still gonna direct the film, I didn’t have the opportunity to read any of those scripts, although I know that Marion was much more involved in the story at that juncture. So I knew James [Mangold] had hired new writers and that there was going to be a whole new approach with a new director and new writers, but I was really going into the unknown.
The next thing I knew, I was reading a script that told [Dial of Destiny’s] story, and of course, I was disappointed. I had thought that I would be majorly a part of the film, and that was just not the direction they decided to go Back when Lucasfilm was still figuring out their next steps after the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Steven Spielberg was in talks to direct the fifth Indiana Jones installment when the project first entered development. Due to various reasons, the acclaimed filmmaker had to drop out of the movie, and the studio selected James Mangold to lead the story forward after Spielberg had to work on other projects.
The character was introduced in Raiders of the Lost Ark, when she was established to be a bar owner, and a former love interest for the protagonist. Throughout the course of the first Indiana Jones adventure, the pair risked their lives to keep the Ark of the Covenant from falling into the wrong hands. They managed to survive the ordeal and, eventually, they made sure that the priceless artifact was safely stored in a remote vault somewhere.
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