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James Mangold Was ‘Hurt’ after Audiences Rejected Dial of Destiny
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scrn loglineAcclaimed director James Mangold opens up about the disappointing reception to 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny', Harrison Ford's final outing as the iconic archaeologist.beat sheet- Mangold was hurt that audiences didn't embrace 84-year-old Harrison Ford's final turn as Indiana Jones, wondering if fans would have preferred the character to be recast instead.
- Despite the film's lukewarm reviews and $384 million worldwide box office on a $294.7 million budget, Mangold defended the time-travel and mystical elements as staying true to the franchise's 'elegant form'.
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James Mangold Was ‘Hurt’ after Audiences Rejected Dial of Destiny
ScreenCrushStory by BANG Showbiz
scrn logline
Acclaimed director James Mangold opens up about the disappointing reception to 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny', Harrison Ford's final outing as the iconic archaeologist.
beat sheet
- Mangold was hurt that audiences didn't embrace 84-year-old Harrison Ford's final turn as Indiana Jones, wondering if fans would have preferred the character to be recast instead.
- Despite the film's lukewarm reviews and $384 million worldwide box office on a $294.7 million budget, Mangold defended the time-travel and mystical elements as staying true to the franchise's 'elegant form'.
call sheet
James Mangold, Harrison Ford, Lucasfilm Ltd., Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny