The finalIndiana Jonesmovie with Harrison Ford in the saddle,Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, will hitDisney+on Friday, Dec. 1.
Thats a pretty long theatrical window for the movie, which hit theaters on June 30, the movie landing in Disney+ homes five months after its play in cinemas.
The movie marked the first in the franchise to be directed by James Mangold after Steven Spielberg stepped away from the helmers chair to simply executive produce.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Harrison Ford are hoping to discover big bucks this weekendDisney
Dial of Destiny,which starred multi-Emmy winningFleabagactress creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival and earned the franchises worst reviews at 69% fresh.
The $300M+ movie debuted to a muted $60.3M stateside and on a global basis wound up as the fourth highest-grossing title in the series out of five pics at the box office with $383.9M, behindIndiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull($790.6M),Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade($474M), and the first movie,Raiders of the Lost Ark($389.9M).
The lowest grossing movie was the second installment,Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doomwith $333.1M at the worldwide box office.
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Alsostreamingon Disney+ on Dec. 1 isTimeless Heroes, a feature-length documentary which showcases the creation of the legendary swashbuckler.
Docu is directed by Laurent Bouzereau, and explores Harrison Fords enduring appeal and his upbringing, including his foray into the entertainment business, his casting in the iconicIndiana Jonesfranchise, and the impact and inspiration generated by the films.
It is an in-depth look at an incredible moment in film history when Spielberg and George Lucas assembled an epic creative team.
Theres never-before-seen footage and interviews with Ford, Spielberg, Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, James Mangold, and many others as well.
