New Article on the Indy Re-Release in The Edmonton Journal!!!

Posted by Brett (Yasim) Lambert from 209.5.179.12 on September 10, 1999 at 13:39:30:

Here's something to whet your appetite from now until October 26th!!! Here's the article:

Indiana Jones better than ever

Remastered versions will make that rolling ball loook even more menacing

John McKay
The Canadian Press

On Oct. 26, Paramount Pictures plans to issue remastered versions of all three Indiana Jones titles -- Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

The George Lucas-Steven Spielberg collaborations will be available in widescreen on VHS for the first time, at affordable prices.

Plus, the packaged set will include Tresure of the Peacocks Eye, one of the episodes of the short-lived TV series, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, that aired sporadically on ABC from 1991 to 1993.

The TV movies, shot in exotic locations around the world, had all the posh production values of the big-screen adventures. But somehow, as a series, young Indy never took off.

12 of the TV films, starring Sean Patrick Flannery as the two-fisted archeologist in his youth, will also be coming to video. This includes Mystery of the Blues, the episode that took place during prohibition Chicago in which Harrison Ford made a cameo appearance as Indy at 50.

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: Here's something to whet your appetite from now until October 26th!!!  Here's the article:

: <b> Indiana Jones better than ever </b>

: Remastered versions will make that rolling ball loook even more menacing

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: John McKay
: The Canadian Press

: On Oct. 26, Paramount Pictures plans to issue remastered versions of all three Indiana Jones titles -- Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

: The George Lucas-Steven Spielberg collaborations will be available in widescreen on VHS for the first time, at affordable prices.

: Plus, the packaged set will include Tresure of the Peacocks Eye, one of the episodes of the short-lived TV series, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, that aired sporadically on ABC from 1991 to 1993.

: The TV movies, shot in exotic locations around the world, had all the posh production values of the big-screen adventures.  But somehow, as a series, young Indy never took off.

: 12 of the TV films, starring Sean Patrick Flannery as the two-fisted archeologist in his youth, will also be coming to video.  This includes Mystery of the Blues, the episode that took place during prohibition Chicago in which Harrison Ford made a cameo appearance as Indy at 50.

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