Spielberg's Spokesman Addresses Comments

Posted by James from host-216-78-22-175.cae.bellsouth.net (216.78.22.175) on Tuesday, January 22, 2002 at 10:57pm :

>>E! Online spoke to Steven Spielberg's spokesman Marvin Levy to try to confirm Fox News' story that the director and Harrison Ford both mentioned at the Golden Globes there is a title and script for "Indiana Jones 4".

"They have a story for an Indy 4, which George Lucas, Harrison and Steven have been working toward," Levy says, but he insists, "They don't have a script."

Furthermore, Levy says Spielberg hasn't set his schedule yet. "It's not his next picture. We don't know what his next picture's going to be. Right now, Steven's been described as being in development heaven. They do have a story they like and they have title, but it's not been revealed."

With Spielberg dropping his directing duties on "Memoirs of a Geisha," however, odds are in favor of this being his next project. Ford, at age 59, meanwhile has nothing on his slate beyond the upcoming sub thriller "K-19: The Widowmaker".

The big question mark is how much input George Lucas will have. Paramount, which distributed the first three Indy films, has first dibs on the fourth installment, as well.

If the film gets fast-tracked, there's a possibility that Spielberg could start shooting later this year for a potential summer or holiday 2003 release.<<

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: >>E! Online spoke to Steven Spielberg's spokesman Marvin Levy to try to confirm Fox News' story that the director and Harrison Ford both mentioned at the Golden Globes there is a title and script for "Indiana Jones 4". : "They have a story for an Indy 4, which George Lucas, Harrison and Steven have been working toward," Levy says, but he insists, "They don't have a script." : Furthermore, Levy says Spielberg hasn't set his schedule yet. "It's not his next picture. We don't know what his next picture's going to be. Right now, Steven's been described as being in development heaven. They do have a story they like and they have title, but it's not been revealed." : With Spielberg dropping his directing duties on "Memoirs of a Geisha," however, odds are in favor of this being his next project. Ford, at age 59, meanwhile has nothing on his slate beyond the upcoming sub thriller "K-19: The Widowmaker". : The big question mark is how much input George Lucas will have. Paramount, which distributed the first three Indy films, has first dibs on the fourth installment, as well. : If the film gets fast-tracked, there's a possibility that Spielberg could start shooting later this year for a potential summer or holiday 2003 release.<<

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