This spring, Harrison Ford will dust off the ol’ wide-brimmed fedora — possibly for the last time — as he starts filming the fifth Indiana Jones movie. Ford, of course, has been associated with the franchise for four decades now. And, at the age of 77, he certainly didn’t have to make another Indy film. So we asked him why he still enjoys coming back to the role after all these years. (Click on the media bar below to hear Harrison Ford)
Ford is currently starring in The Call of the Wild, and the fifth Indiana Jones movie is currently set for July 9, 2021.
Jim Carrey in SONIC THE HEDGEHOG from Paramount Pictures and Sega. Photo Credit: Doane Gregory.
If you enjoy a Jim Carrey movie, perhaps the most complimentary review you could give him is, “Two snaps, a twist, and a thumbs up!” Not only will you be telling him how much you liked the film, you’ll also be bringing back some great memories of a job that helped launch him toward superstardom. Carrey’s time on In Living Color may have been chaotic at times, but with the benefit of hindsight, he now looks back at the show with a lot of nostalgia and gratitude. (Click on the media bar below to hear Jim Carrey)
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 18: Chris Pratt attends the world premiere of Disney and Pixar’s ONWARD at the El Capitan Theatre on February 18, 2020 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jesse Grant/Getty Images for Disney)
As Chris Pratt approaches the 20-year anniversary of his first film credit, he can look back on a career filled with plenty of highlights. He’s starred in two of Hollywood’s biggest film franchises — the Marvel Comics Universe and the latest run of Jurassic World movies — and spent seven years starring on a network comedy, Parks and Recreation. But now, he feels like he’s achieved the ultimate Hollywood dream: starring in a Pixar animated movie, the new Onward. (Click on the media bar below to hear Chris Pratt)
On the set of Call of the Wild, it turns out that man’s best friend was … a man. While you see Harrison Ford interacting with a dog in the film, he let us in on a little behind-the-scenes secret. As they were shooting Ford’s scenes with the dog, it turns out the “dog” was actually a digitally erased human! (Click on the media bar below to hear Harrison Ford)
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits Blu-ray, 4K Ultra HD, and DVD on March 31. The feature arrives on Digital on March 17.The feature, directed by J.J. Abrams, took in over $1 billion worldwide during its theatrical run..
Over two hours of extras are featured in the release. The plethora of features include:
The Skywalker Legacy – A feature-length documentary on the making of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Pasaana Pursuit: Creating the Speeder Chase – A look into the fil’s landspeeder chase and how the filmmakers captured it on screen.
Aliens in the Desert – Featurette focuses on the creation of the Pasaana desert scenes.
D-O: Key to the Past – Spotlights the ship that connects Rey to the mystery of her parents and a look at the latest droid to grace the Star Wars universe.
Warwick & Son – Warwick Davis, who played Wicket in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, puts on the Ewok costume once again and this time he is joined by his son Harrison!
Cast of Creatures – A look at the movie’s memorable creatures as they are brought to life by puppetry, makeup, and digital magic.
Digital Exclusive:
The Maestro’s Finale – Composer John Williams talks about his work on the Star Wars films and shares thoughts on scoring Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Are you excited for the home video release of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Feel free to comment below!
Jim Carrey in SONIC THE HEDGEHOG from Paramount Pictures and Sega. Photo Credit: Doane Gregory.
Sometimes, it’s good to be bad. Jim Carrey is fiendishly fun as Dr. Robotnik, the diabolically evil villain in the Sonic the Hedgehog movie. When it came down to finding the core of the character, Carrey told us he didn’t have to search very far — not because Carrey’s such a bad guy, but because Robotnik’s motivations were very relatable. (Click on the media bar below to hear Jim Carrey)
This spring, Harrison Ford will dust off the ol’ wide-brimmed fedora — possibly for the last time — as he starts filming the fifth Indiana Jones movie. Ford, of course, has been associated with the franchise for four decades now. And, at the age of 77, he certainly didn’t have to make another Indy film. So we asked him why he still enjoys coming back to the role after all these years. (Click on the media bar below to hear Harrison Ford)
