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Full Title: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Working Title: Indiana Jones 4 IV (Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods)
Release Date: 22 May 2008
Director: Steven Spielberg
Script Writer: David Koepp
Story Idea: George Lucas and Jeff Nathanson
Producer: Frank Marshall
Executive Producers: Kathleen Kennedy and George Lucas
Original Music: John Williams
Cast of Actors: Shia LaBeouf as Mutt Williams, Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, Ray Winstone as Mac, Cate Blanchett as Irina Spalko (Soviet villain), John Hurt as Professor Oxley, Karen Allen as Marion Ravenwood and Jim Broadbent as Dean Stanforth
Production Credits Listing
Production Budget: $ 145 million U.S. dollars
Production Company: Lucasfilm, Ltd.
Film Distributor: Paramount Pictures
First Theatrical Teaser Trailer Debut: 14 February 2008 in theaters and on the Internet
Second Theatrical Teaser Trailer Release: May 2008 in theaters with the Iron Man movie
Additional Trailer Ads: Constantly released as television commercials and also found at the official Indiana Jones web site
Box Office Gross Potential: $ 300 to $ 335 million U.S. dollars (North America) $ 375 to $ 450 million U.S. dollars (Overseas) Total: $ 675 million to $ 785 million U.S. dollars (Worldwide)
Movie Genre: Action Adventure
Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Box Office Gross:
$ 301.0 million U.S. dollars (North American Box Office as of Monday, June 30)
$ 413.0 million U.S. dollars (Overseas International Box Office as of Sunday, June 29)
$ 714.0 million U.S. dollars (Worldwide Box Office Total Theatrical Earnings as of Monday, June 30)
Early estimates indicate that Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull amassed roughly $ 5 million U.S. dollars in North American cinemas this weekend. The daily break down is $ 1.4 million U.S. dollars for Friday, June 27, $ 2.1 million U.S. dollars for Saturday, June 28 and $ 1.5 million U.S. dollars for Sunday, June 29. The total domestic box office gross for Indy Jones 4 is $ 300 million U.S. dollars.
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Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has earned on average about $ 1 million U.S. dollars in North America for each day of the new week (Monday June 23, Tuesday June 24 and Wednesday June 25). The domestic box office gross is over $ 294 million U.S. dollars.
The newest box office numbers for North American cinemas are in for Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Last weekend Indiana Jones 4 grossed $ 8.5 million U.S. dollars for a total amount of $ 291 million U.S. dollars in the United States and Canada.
The international theater earnings rose to $ 392 million U.S. dollars as Indy Jones 4 had a strong opening in Japan. The worldwide box office in multiplexes now exceeds over $ 683 million U.S. dollars.
This weekend Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned $ 14.7 million U.S. dollars in theaters in North America. Down 35 % from the previous weekend tally. The daily break down by day: Friday, May 13 = $ 3.8 million U.S. dollars, Saturday, May 14 = $ 5.6 million U.S. dollars and Sunday, May 15 = $ 5.4 million U.S. dollars. The total domestically is $ 278 million U.S. dollars. Overseas international earnings in cineplexes have now surpassed $ 359 million U.S. dollars. The box office gross worldwide is $ 637 million U.S. dollars.
For Monday, June 9, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned $ 2.3 million U.S. dollars in North American theaters. On Tuesday, June 10, Indiana Jones 4 made another $ 2.2 million U.S. dollars for a grand total of $ 258 million U.S. dollars in the United States and Canada.
Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned an estimated $ 23 million U.S. dollars in theaters in North America this current weekend. This represents a 50 % plummet from last weeks box office numbers. The total accumulated box office gross is $ 253 million U.S. dollars domestically.
This Thursday, June 4, Indy Jones 4 took in $ 3.5 million U.S. dollars at the box office in North America. The full box office gross exceeds $ 230 million U.S. dollars domestically. We're predicting around $ 28 million U.S. dollars earned by Indiana Jones 4 from Friday to Sunday this weekend for cinemas in the United States and Canada.
For Tuesday, June 3, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull grossed around $ 3.9 million U.S. dollars and another $ 3.6 million U.S. dollars on Wednesday, June 4 in North American cinemas.
On Monday, June 2, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned $ 3.5 million U.S. dollars in North American cineplexes. The box office gross domestically now stands at $ 219 million U.S. dollars.
For Saturday, May 31, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull made $ 19.9 million U.S. dollars. Also, for Sunday, June 1, Indy Jones 4 earned another $ 13.9 million U.S. dollars. These statistics are for North American theaters.
The total box office gross exceeds $ 216.9 million U.S. dollars domestically. In its second weekend of cinematic release in North America, Indiana Jones 4 amassed $ 46 million U.S. dollars from Friday to Sunday. This represents a decline of over 50 % from the previous and opening weekend.
Indiana Jones 4 had a steep decline on Friday, May 30 when compared to the first Friday, May 23. Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull fell to $ 12.3 million U.S. dollars this Friday in North America. This represents a massive 60 % drop from the $ 31 million U.S. dollars earned the first Friday of release in the United States and Canada. The domestic box office gross is $ 183 million U.S. dollars.
Approximately $ 5.3 million U.S. dollars is what Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned in theaters in the United States and Canada on Thursday, May 29. The box office gross is now an amazing $ 171 million U.S. dollars in North America.
For Wednesday, May 28, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned about $ 6 million U.S. dollars from North American cineplexes. The entire gross for Indy Jones 4 stands at $ 165.5 million U.S. dollars in North America.
The theatrical revenues for Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull continue to increase. On Tuesday, May 27, Indiana Jones 4 made $ 7.6 million U.S. dollars in the United States and Canada. The box office gross is now $ 159.6 million U.S. dollars in North America.
The official box office statistics are in from Paramount Pictures, the film distributor of Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. During the Memorial Day holiday, Indiana Jones 4 grossed $ 152 million U.S. dollars in North America. Overseas at international theaters, Indy Jones 4 earned $ 146 million U.S. dollars for a worldwide box office amount of $ 298 million U.S. dollars.
Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is doing massive box office numbers in North America. Here's the data: $ 25 million U.S. dollars for Thursday, $ 31 million U.S. dollars for Friday, $ 36 million U.S. dollars for Saturday, $ 33 million U.S. dollars for Sunday and $ 26 million U.S. dollars for Monday.
The first five days of release in theaters has Indy Jones 4 with a total box office gross of $ 151 million U.S. dollars in North America. Indiana Jones 4 is experiencing the most positive word of mouth from cinema watchers since James Cameron's Titanic movie. At this rate, Indiana Jones 4 is guaranteed a box office final amount far above $ 300 million U.S. dollars for North America.
Overseas in international markets, Indiana Jones 4 opened with nearly $ 144 million U.S. dollars.
Over four days: United Kingdom $ 21.5 million U.S. dollars from 536 movie screens. France $ 14.1 million from 781 screens. Germany $ 12.6 million from 841 screens. Spain $ 11.7 million from 731 screens. Korea $ 10 million from 619 screens. Australia $ 9 million from 263 screens. Russia (former Soviet Union) $ 8.4 million from 602 screens. Italy $ 6.5 million from 625 screens. Brazil $ 5.7 million from 257 screens. Mexico $ 4.5 million from 426 screens. Poland $3.7 million from 80 screens. Denmark $ 2.4 million. Taiwan $ 2.1 million.
The worldwide box office gross stands at $ 295 million U.S. dollars for Indiana Jones 4.
On Friday, May 23, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned about $ 31 million U.S. dollars for a total box office gross of around $ 56 million U.S. dollars in North America. The figures for Saturday, May 24 should be in the $ 37 million to $ 40 million U.S. dollars range. Indiana Jones 4 is on pace for $ 300 million U.S. dollars total in North America.
It looks as if Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull earned around $ 25 million U.S. dollars on the first day of theatrical release on Thursday, May 22 in North America.
Early box office estimates seem to indicate Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull grossed somewhere between $ 4 to 5 million U.S. dollars from midnight showings from Thursday morning in North America.
Indiana Jones 4 Box Office Windfall: We're going to attempt the impossible by estimating the box office gross of Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in its first weekend in theaters in North America. This is very problematic because many separate and distinct factors have to converge in perfect synergy for a movie to be financially successful. 95 % of all Hollywood movies don't become massive box office winners because it is difficult to know what the movie audiences want to see in theaters at a particular point in time.
Our internal polling numbers and surveys reveal the fact that Indiana Jones 4 is the most anticipated movie since Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace from 1999. Thus far, Indy Jones 4 has had mostly positive film critic reviews, which is something that severely eluded The Phantom Menace. These glowing reviews will increase the box office gross for Indiana Jones 4. The largest opening day for a blockbuster film is roughly $ 60 million U.S. dollars for Spider-man 3 in North America. Adjusting for inflation, this equals nearly $ 65 million U.S. dollars today.
We predict Indy Jones 4 earning around $ 70 million U.S. dollars on the first day of release in North America including early 12 A.M. viewings on Thursday, May 22. A new box office record for the initial day and single day box office gross. This number could be $ 5 million U.S. dollars more or less depending on the following unknown factors. First of all, the general audience may be terrified upon learning the Soviet Union can infiltrate the United States at will and destroy our country at the moment of their choosing.
Pretty impressive for a nation with one tenth the gross national product of the United States of America. You have much to fear and worry about, but we'll forget about reality for a few minutes. Secondly, we don't know how theater audiences will react to the existence of the machine immortals, who are the source for the powers of the crystal skull. We can never doubt the wisdom of the ancient machine gods so I expect the crowds to enthusiastically embrace the extraterrestrial phenomenon in Indy Jones 4.
In its initial four days of the opening weekend, Indy Jones 4 will probably exceed the $ 200 million U.S. dollars threshold in North America. Shattering the current box office record. Projecting the final box office gross numbers for Indiana Jones 4 is beyond our abilities at the moment. It depends on the intensity level of positive word of mouth generated by the audience of Indy Jones 4 at the cineplexes.
The mind boggling and awe struck reaction the average fan had to viewing The Phantom Menace created strong box office earnings in subsequent weeks of release in cinemas, which is why The Phantom Menace is the most financially lucrative episode of the Star Wars saga by an extremely large margin.
If my box office figures prove true, then Indiana Jones 4 is a lock for $ 400 million U.S dollars in North America, which will be the first time director Steven Spielberg has had one of his films earn this amount in its first theatrical release. In the end, the hyper wealthy Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford and George Lucas will profit tremendously no matter what happens even though they don't need the money.
George Lucas revealed this about his plans for Indiana Jones 5 v.
"I haven’t even told Steven or Harrison this. But I have an idea to make Shia [LaBeouf] the lead character next time and have Harrison [Ford] come back like Sean Connery did in the last movie.
I can see it working out. And it’s not like Harrison is even old. I mean, he’s 65 and he did everything in this movie.
The old chemistry is there, and it’s not like he’s an old man. He’s incredibly agile; he looks even better than he did 20 years ago, if you ask me."
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In the United States, Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will carry a PG-13 rating.
The second teaser trailer for Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will be attached to the upcoming Iron Man film in cineplexes. This trailer will be 1 minute and 49 seconds (109 seconds total) in running time. The entire Indiana Jones 4 movie will be 123 minutes in length.
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Here is an excerpt from an interview George Lucas and Steven Spielberg had with the Entertainment Weekly magazine.
So what took so long to get to installment No. 4? It's been 19 years since Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the last of the original trilogy of films.
LUCAS: When we got to [the idea of making a fourth] one, I had already said, ''No. I can't think of another MacGuffin.''
SPIELBERG: There's not one that hasn't been supernatural.
LUCAS: The supernatural part has to be real. [He taps the table] Which is why they're very hard, and you run out [of options] very fast. You have to have a supernatural object that people actually believe in. People believe that there was an Ark of the Covenant, and it has these powers. Same thing with the Sankara stones, same thing with the Holy Grail. We may have exaggerated some of its powers, but basically there are people who believe there is a Holy Grail, brought back by the Knights Templar.
Well to bring us into Indy 4, what kind of developmental push and pull went on once you decided to set the new film in the 1950s?
LUCAS: The idea was to take the genre of Saturday-matinee serials, which were popular in the '30s and '40s, and say, ''What kind of B movie was popular in the '50s, like those B movie serials were popular in the '40s?'' And use that as the overall uber-genre. We wouldn't do it as a Saturday-matinee serial. We'd do it as a B movie from the '50s.
SPIELBERG: The Cold War came to mind immediately, because if you're in the '50s, you have to acknowledge the Cold War.
LUCAS: If you're going to make a movie about the 1930s, it's almost impossible to do it without the Nazis. And it's the same thing when we got [to the '50s] here. We have to deal with the Russians because that's where we were. It's not like we set out to make a film about Russians. It was, What was going on in the world? What were the issues? Who was doing what?
SPIELBERG: Totally.
LUCAS: You do a whole lot of research around the subject matter to try to get it as plausible as possible. We don't deal with time machines. We don't deal with phony notebooks that don't exist. We don't deal with pyramids in 10,000 B.C., because there weren't any.
So, Nazis out, Russians in. And that led you to a Russian villainess.
SPIELBERG: Well, we had a villainess last time, too [in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade].
But blonde Elsa wasn't bad from the get-go.
SPIELBERG: Right. Irina Spalko is a villain when she [first] gets out of the car.
LUCAS: She's an uber-villain.
SPIELBERG: The privilege for me was working with the great and talented Cate Blanchett. Because she is really a master of disguise.
LUCAS: She's just amazing.
SPIELBERG: She is so unrecognizable in this movie. But she's been unrecognizable in many of the choices she's made in her career, to play characters, like Bob Dylan, that are so removed from who she is as a mom and a wife in real life. She's a very threatening villain. Of all the villains I've been able to work with in the Indiana Jones movies, I can say she's my favorite. And I think Cate made her that way. We gave her a template for this, but she invented the character.
You've made Indiana much older in Crystal Skull — the character is nearly 60. And Harrison Ford turned 65 while you were making the film.
LUCAS: There was never any question about the fact that we were going to have Harrison play his age.
SPIELBERG: There's a line that was thematic for me, and it's not a line that's actually in the movie. And it illustrates why I was comfortable letting Harrison age 18, 19 years. In the first movie, he says, ''It's not the years, sweetheart, it's the mileage.'' Well, my whole theme in this movie is, It's not the mileage sweetheart, it's the years. When a guy gets to be that age and he still packs the same punch, and he still runs just as fast and climbs just as high, he's gonna be breathing a little heavier at the end of the set piece. And I felt, Let's have some fun with that. Let's not hide that.
Plus he's got a sidekick to show him up — Shia LaBeouf, who plays a young ''greaser.'' Did he even know what a greaser was?
SPIELBERG: He didn't.
LUCAS: I had to train him. Shia got sent to the American Graffiti school of greaserland. And I became the consultant on his comb.
Paramount Pictures has revealed that Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will have a running time of 120 minutes (2 hours) including the closing credits. Below is a list of the time length of the previous Indy Jones movies:
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 1 hour and 55 minutes, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) 1 hour and 58 minutes and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) 2 hours and 7 minutes.
Here is the official track listing for the Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull movie sound track:
1. Raiders March
2. Call of the Crystal
3. The Adventures of Mutt
4. Irina's Theme
5. The Snake Pit
6. The Spell of the Skull
7. A Whirl Through Academe
8. The Journey to Akator
9. "Return"
10. The Jungle Chase
11. Orellana's Cradle
12. Grave Robbers
13. Hidden Treasure and the City of Gold
14. Secret Doors and Scorpions
15. Oxley's Dilemma
16. Ants!
17. Temple Ruins and the Secret Revealed
18. The Departure
19. Finale
Actor John Hurt, who performs the role of Professor Abner Ravenwood during Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, said this about the new Indy Jones film:
"I am sworn to secrecy on the plot. But, quite frankly, it is just like the other three. Indiana Jones is a tried and tested franchise. Lot of build-up. Let's hope the public like it. It will be a guaranteed for the first weekend. Whether it has legs will remain to be seen."
Mega multi billionaire Steven Spielberg, the director of Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, revealed this about his friendship with Harrison Ford:
"We've gone off and made other movies which means our paths have not crossed all that often. I'm not the most social guy in the world and neither is Harrison, so we didn't spend much time together, but we actually became great buddies on this movie. More even than on the first three. It's the best thing that came out of this experience for me."
Actor Shia LaBeouf, who is a side kick character named Mutt Williams during Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, told this about getting injured making the new Indy Jones movie:
"I pulled a rotator cuff in my hip. It’s the only time in my career I’ve ever been injured. What happened was, because the injury got worse and worse as the movie went on, I pulled my side also. [The side] is not a good thing to have anything happen to.”
Concord Records will release the soundtrack for Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, composed by John Williams of Star Wars musical fame, on Tuesday May 20.
Frank Darabont, Hollywood movie writer and director, gave a statement about receiving no screen writing credit for Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
"Nope. Not on this one . . . I know there are some common elements to what I gave Steven [Spielberg] and what was eventually shot, but I guess not enough to warrant credit. It’s clearly a disappointment, especially after Steven loved my script . . . wouldn’t hesitate to work with Steven again.”
After the unparalleled genius of the Star Wars prequel trilogy, how can anyone dare criticize the judgment of Lucas in passing on the Indy Jones 4 script penned by Darabont? This is totally mystifying. I've read Darabont's screen play for Indiana Jones 4. By rejecting Darabont's work, Lucas once again saved us from utter silliness of an abject nature.
Guy Hendrix Dyas, production designer for Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, reveals that the new Indy Jones movie will have the classic appearance of the original Indiana Jones trilogy.
"There really wasn’t much CGI. We built all the sets. We built all of the [moving stone staircases, converging stone pillars and other pieces] so it was very nice."
The latest Indy Jones film will feature only a couple hundred special effects shots. Compare this to the average Star Wars prequel episode, which had over 2,000 visual effects shots.
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George Lucas, the executive producer of Indiana Jones 4 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, revealed the following quotes about the new Indy Jones movie.
"When you do a movie like this, a sequel that's very, very anticipated, people anticipate ultimately that it's going to be the Second Coming. And it's not. It's just a movie. Just like the other movies. You probably have fond memories of the other movies. But if you went back and looked at them, they might not hold up the same way your memory holds up."
"When people approach the new (Indiana Jones 4), much like they did with Phantom Menace, they have a tendency to be a little harder on it. You're not going to get a lot of accolades doing a movie like this. All you can do is lose."
"We came back to do (Indiana Jones 4) because we wanted to have fun. It's not going to make much money for us in the end. We all have some money. It would make a lot of money if you weren't rich. But we're not doing it for the money. It was really a blast. And it turned out fantastic. I like to watch it."
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