Ford is Indy for a Fifth Time

July 1, 2009 at 11:39am PST
Tags: Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones, Shia LaBeouf
Photos: Paramount Pictures

Harrison Ford is set to reprise his role as the legendary explorer, Indiana Jones, despite pushing 70.

Seriously?

Harrison, who turns 67 later on this month, will play the role of Indy in the fifth film in the series and it's rumored to be his last performance as the adventurer. (Ya think?! ...)

Filming is notexpected to start until next year, and the flick will not be released before 2011, when the star will be 69.

"Harrison has kept himself in good shape and could still do a lot of the stunts in the last film (Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull),”  an unnamed source said.

Great, now if we just get rid of LaBitch. Guess we can’t have everything.

—Sophie Eager, Splash News
 

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