Throughout the Indiana Jones franchise, Indy has had major romances with Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen), Willie Scott (Kate Capshaw), and Dr.Elsa Schneider (Allison Doody).
How old was Marion when Indiana Jones slept with her?
Karen Allen as Marion Ravenwood. The script states that Marion's age in Raiders is 25 years old, making her around 15 at the time of the affair with a 27-year-old Indiana Jones.
In 2008's Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, it's revealed that Marion had years ago secretly given birth to Indy's son (played by Shia LaBeouf), and the trio travel to the titular kingdom together. Once their adventure ends, Indy and Marion finally tie the knot.
Indiana Jones was married twice. His first wife, Deirdre Campbell Jones, died in a plane crash shortly after their marriage. His second wife, Marion Ravenwood, although separated from Indy a few times, eventually reconciles with him and is presumed to stay together with him until his/her death.
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Why did Indy and Marion divorce?
Since Marion and Indy got married at the end of 2008's Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, fans may have anticipated a larger role for Allen in Dial of Destiny. But instead, we find the pair separated and in the process of getting a divorce after the grief from their son's death (killed in action in Vietnam) consumed them.
However, a later conflict between Mutt and Indiana Jones led to the younger man enlisting in the army specifically to annoy his father. Mutt was killed in action in Vietnam and Jones' grief almost led to Marion leaving him until Helena Shaw managed to help bring him back in both body and spirit.
During filming Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984), Harrison Ford was 41. Ford was 46 years old during the filming of the next film, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989). Incidentally, James Bond famed actor Sean Connery played Ford's father in this film.
Which actor famously turned down the role of Indiana Jones?
It turns out that before it became one of Harrison Ford's landmark roles, there was another leading man the Indiana Jones team were keen to hunt down. That man was Tom Selleck, who has just revealed that he was originally offered the role as the intrepid archaeologist, but decided not to don the famous hat and whip.
One of the most famous images from the entire series is when Indiana falls to the bottom of the chamber and comes face to face with a cobra. The pair's dying torchlight, Indiana's infamous phobia of snakes, and the Nazis' imminent use of the Ark all combine to give this scene gravity and suspense.
Tom Selleck, now 78, is said to have been offered the role by creator George Lucas, now 79, and director Steven Spielberg, now 76, first after having screen tested for it.
Romance is also a factor in his escapades. Throughout the Indiana Jones franchise, Indy has had major romances with Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen), Willie Scott (Kate Capshaw), and Dr. Elsa Schneider (Allison Doody).
Indy has had a few flings in various movies, and has had even more in the expanded universe of novels, comics, and games based on the franchise. However, there will only ever be one true love in his life, and that's Marion Ravenwood.
Given that the movie takes place in 1969, we can figure out from here that in the time between the end of Crystal Skull and the start of Dial of Destiny, Mutt enlisted, and then was killed in action. Clearly, father and son never got quite on the same page after their alien encounter in the last film.
The character, a '50s-style greaser, was Indiana's only child with Marion Ravenwood (his love interest in 1981's "Raiders of the Lost Ark"), though Indiana doesn't find out about him until the events of the film.
In the film, we learn that Indy's son Mutt, played by Shia LaBeouf in the 2008 film Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, was killed in the Vietnam War leading to the breakdown of Indy and Marion's marriage.
What happened to Willie in the aftermath of Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom was never revealed in later sequels. Presumably, she and Indy were never going to work out, as he was constantly traveling the globe and getting into death-denying adventures, while she longed for a more easygoing, glamorous way of life.
According to Dial Of Destiny director James Mangold, the answer is no. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny might see Professor Jones retire from a lifetime of teaching, but that doesn't mean that the titular hero is done going on adventures. Mangold told Entertainment Weekly: "I don't think he'll ever stop digging.
The real-life inspiration for Indiana Jones: Roy Chapman Andrews, an intrepid American explorer and paleontologist, blazed trails through uncharted lands, unearthing treasures both ancient and profound.
Indy is 39 years old when his father joins him in their 1938 quest for the Holy Grail in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. The series jumps 18 years later to 1957 for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, featuring a 58-year-old Indy.
