Gservo
19th June 2002, 01:08 AM
Harrison Ford deflected SCI FI Wire's question about whether he is too old to reprise the role of Indiana Jones in the upcoming fourth installment in the franchise. Asked how he responded to critics who suggest that he is, Ford said, "I don't. I've never been responsive to critics." Ford turns 60 in July.
Steven Spielberg announced that he will begin production in 2004 on a fourth Indy movie, based on a script from writer/director Frank Darabont. George Lucas will produce the film. Ford said in an interview that delays in the project were not due to his script approval, but rather to an interest in the well-being of the franchise.
"It's not a question of my input," Ford said. "It's a question of what our collaborative capacity is, working with George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. It's not a question of obtaining control over the situation, but all of us working together with our combined ambition to make a film which is as good as the ones we made before."
Steven Spielberg announced that he will begin production in 2004 on a fourth Indy movie, based on a script from writer/director Frank Darabont. George Lucas will produce the film. Ford said in an interview that delays in the project were not due to his script approval, but rather to an interest in the well-being of the franchise.
"It's not a question of my input," Ford said. "It's a question of what our collaborative capacity is, working with George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. It's not a question of obtaining control over the situation, but all of us working together with our combined ambition to make a film which is as good as the ones we made before."