Marvel’s Parent Company is Spending $61.7 Million More on Harrison Ford’s Next Movie Than The Most Profitable Indiana Jones Film

Marvel's Parent Company is Spending $61.7 Million More on Harrison Ford's Next Movie Than The Most Profitable Indiana Jones Film

Harrison Ford is returning to the Indiana Jones franchise with his fifth and final installment, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. While the franchise has given a significant boost to his career, his final portrayal in the franchise is highly anticipated by the fans.

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Not just fans, but Marvel’s parent company, The Walt Disney Company is also looking forward to the upcoming project which is why they have put in great efforts, especially in terms of budgeting.

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Harrison Ford Led Indiana Jones 5 Gets Pampered With a $294.7M Budget

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Harrison Ford in & as Indiana Jones

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The 80-year-old actor, Harrison Ford has gained recognition for his works in the Indiana Jones franchise. Having successfully delivered the titular role in the franchise, he is set to put an end to it with his upcoming film, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. 

As per Forbes, the last sequel is going to be extra special as Disney confirmed that it has spent $294.7 million on making the fifth part of the famous franchise. It is their generous effort to entice the fans by getting them to theatres.

With this budget, the film is revelated to become the most expensive Lucasfilm movie ever surpassing Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Solo: A Star Wars Story.

It has also become the eighth highest-budget film of all time leaving behind the most profitable film of the franchise, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. 

Indiana Jones 4 Was The Most Profitable in The Franchise

Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones 5
Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones 5

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The franchise has always garnered fans’ attention with its plots and storylines. Not just that, every element in the film series has complemented each other which is one of the reasons why it is still a successful project.

While the fifth installment will now be gambling to cross the input investment, the fourth film, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was a commercially successful film. It grossed $790 million worldwide with a production budget of $185 million.

Though it received mixed responses from the audience, it surely won the critics’ hearts for its cast, action sequences, and storyline among several other elements. For the last installment to become successful and cross the production budget, it would need to gross nearly $1 billion to produce a reasonable profit.

While Indiana Jones 4 is available on Amazon Prime Video, the fifth film is scheduled for release on June 30, 2023.

Source: Forbes

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