The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Hollywood Follies

Téléfilm
1994
1h 34min

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The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Hollywood Follies (1994)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn Chapter 22 from the complete adventures of Indiana Jones, Indy takes on his most ruthless and cunning foe: Hollywood studio executives.In Chapter 22 from the complete adventures of Indiana Jones, Indy takes on his most ruthless and cunning foe: Hollywood studio executives.In Chapter 22 from the complete adventures of Indiana Jones, Indy takes on his most ruthless and cunning foe: Hollywood studio executives.

Réalisation
- Michael Schultz
Scénario
- Jonathan Hales
- Matthew Jacobs
Casting principal

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6,7/10

691

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Michael Schultz
Scénario
- Jonathan Hales
- Matthew Jacobs
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompensé par 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 victoires et 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
While serving as a stunt man on a Western film directed by John Ford (played by Stephen Caffrey), young Indy performs a stunt where he hangs onto the bottom of a speeding, runaway stagecoach. The real John Ford used this stunt in La Chevauchée fantastique (1939) (performed by Yakima Canutt), and it became George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's inspiration for the stunt in Les Aventuriers de l'arche perdue (1981) where Indiana Jones hangs onto the bottom of a speeding truck. The joke then, is that Indy is "inspiring himself" by performing the stagecoach stunt in this episode.

Gaffes
The story takes place in 1920. The song sung by the chorus at von Stroheim's pool, "O Fortuna" by Carl Orff, was not put to music until 1935, although the lyrics are about 750 years old.

Citations
Indiana Jones: Where do I come in?
Carl Laemmle: You don't come in. You go out.
Indiana Jones: Go out, where?
Carl Laemmle: To Hollywood. As my personal representative. I want you to get out there and take charge. Tell that lunatic Von Stroheim he finishes the picture in ten days, or else you pull the plugs.

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Edited into The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Hollywood Follies (1999)

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A documentary.

I have yet to see so many of these films and episodes of the TV Show. I thought I was going to be disappointed when I watched this film. I was wrong. It's not the same Indy as the Spielberg-directed films, but how could it be? Instead, this film was approached in a kind of documentary-style. Keeping in check with the other Indy films, there are, of course, recognisable elements. I particularly enjoyed the fictitious telling of the making of a John Ford film(I forget which one it was, if it was any of them). I don't think Indy is the main character in these films. He's like the missing link to tell us these stories that Mr. Lucas dreamed up. I don't think they explain certain questions that are constantly asked about older Indy, but I don't really care. That would be doing the series injustice. Each Indy adventure is approached with a James Bond-ish...approach. None of the adventures continue into the next one. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Now, if it was Star Wars, well...