Cannes 2008 in Photos: The Indiana Jones Premiere!
Filed under: Action, Cannes, Fandom, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Remakes and Sequels, Images
Above: Karen Allen, Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford. [Photo courtesy of Getty Images]
If there's one thing the Cannes Film Festival is known for, it's their extravagant premieres. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was no exception, and Cinematical has the photos to prove it. Check out all the action in the gallery below, featuring images from the red carpet, as well as before and after Sunday's highly-anticipated, star-studded premiere.
Additionally, as previously mentioned, Cinematical is dedicating all week to Indiana Jones. If it's Indy-related, there's a very good chance you'll see it up on the site at some point during the next few days. To see everything that's been written already (including James' review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull), click that banner on the right that reads Cinematical Indy. Enjoy!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
6-04-2008 @ 3:21PM
Aida Parisio said...
The new Indiana Jones movies is a acrtoon; total waste of time and money. If I was Harrison Ford, I would be embarrass to show at any premiere of the movie, he is one of my favorite actors, but I understand, it was made for the money, period.
This is a cartoonish movie, they wanted to put some comedy in it and it failed, they wanted to put drama or suspense and it failed completely. I don't know what these people, actors directors were thinking.
Sorry, this has been a total disappointing movie, if you "must" see it wait for the dvd.
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8-12-2008 @ 8:54PM
brad hansen said...
Speaking of Karen Allen, I wrote an unsolicited script for a Starman sequel back in 1998. It was my first script and I quit college to finish it. It’s been gathering dust ever since. I sent it to Jeff Bridges and John carpenter, although I would prefer if Carpenter didn’t direct a sequel. I wrote some good f/x sequences and some interesting characters. I’m pretty sure I’ll never be involved, but I’d to see the f/x scene from the beach being incorporated, (Jeff’s manager Neil will know the one, totally plagiarised from another movie, but it would look great on film today). If anyone has any questions, email me at hansenfilm@yahoo.ie and I’ll answer them. (Although I won’t give away any plot points. And yes there is a son and indeed, I actually have the perfect casting suggestion!!
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8-13-2008 @ 5:50AM
Brad Hansen said...
Speaking of Karen Allen, I wrote an unsolicited script for a Starman sequel back in 1998. It was my first script and I quit college to finish it. It’s been gathering dust ever since. I sent it to Jeff Bridges and John carpenter, although I would prefer if Carpenter didn’t direct a sequel. I wrote some good f/x sequences and some interesting characters. I’m pretty sure I’ll never be involved, but I’d to see the f/x scene from the beach being incorporated, (Jeff’s manager Neil will know the one, totally plagiarised from another movie, but it would look great on film today). If anyone has any questions, email me at hansenfilm@yahoo.ie and I’ll answer them. (Although I won’t give away any plot points. And yes there is a son and indeed, I actually have the perfect casting suggestion!!
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