20 Best Quotes From The Indiana Jones Movies (2024)

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"You’re A Teacher?" Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull "Mola Ram! Prepare To Meet Kali ... In Hell!" Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom "It's Not The Years, Honey, It's The Mileage." Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull "I Don't Know. I'm Making This Up As I Go." Indiana Jones - Raiders Of The Lost Ark "We Named The Dog Indiana." Dr. Henry Jones Sr. - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade "It Belongs In A Museum!" Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade "You Call This Archeology?" Dr. Henry Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade "That’s Why They Call It The Jungle, Sweetheart." Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom "Germany Has Declared War On The Jones Boys.” Donovan - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade "He Chose...Poorly." The Grail Knight - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade “The Poison You Just Drank, Dr. Jones!” Loa Che - Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom “No Ticket!” Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade “Jock! Start The Engine!” Indiana Jones - Raiders Of The Lost Ark "X Never, Ever Marks The Spot.” Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade “If You Want To Be A Good Archeologist, You Gotta Get Out Of The Library!” Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull “Half The German Army’s On Our Tail, And You Want Me To Go To Berlin?” Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade "Fortune And Glory, Kid. Fortune And Glory." Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom “A Boat?! We’re Not Sinking, We’re Crashing!” Willie Scott - Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom "Don’t Call Me Junior!" Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade "Snakes. Why Did It Have To Be Snakes?" Indiana Jones - Raiders Of The Lost Ark FAQs References

Thanks to his smooth talking and quick wit, there are countless memorable Indiana Jones quotes from the Steven Spielberg and George Lucas franchise. Just a couple of years after he created one instantly iconic franchise with Star Wars, George Lucas took the world of cinema by storm and caught lightning in a bottle for a second time. Inspired by the old adventure serials he used to watch as a kid, Lucas created Indiana Jones, a smooth-talking, infinitely cool archeologist/explorer with a leather jacket, a satchel, and a bullwhip. Steven Spielberg saw the character as an American James Bond, so he jumped at the opportunity to sit in the director’s chair.

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Since that start, the franchise has followed the globetrotting Indiana Jones through his life, with Harrison Ford there every step of the way. This meant that the movies also moved in real-time, with Indiana Jones going from a younger man who was willing to fight Nazis with his bullwhip and a concealed gun to an older man who was willing to do the same, just with a little more trepidation. However, while the hero might be older, his mouth remains consistent, and with over four decades of stories to tell, these Indiana Jones quotes have stood the test of time.

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"You’re A Teacher?"

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As fun as it is to see Indiana Jones punching Nazis and getting into gunfights, Indiana Jones' quotes are even better. The movies always made a point of showing Indy as a scholar and hero with intelligence. His pursuits of ancient artifacts are educational in purpose which aligns with his teaching job. It's true that those two aspects of Indiana Jones's life can often seem to contrast each other. When he takes out a group of would-be assassins, even tough-guy Mutt is impressed and asks if Indy is really a professor, to which Indy admits it's not his main focus.

"Mola Ram! Prepare To Meet Kali ... In Hell!"

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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is often viewed as the darkest movie in the franchise and one of the movies responsible for the PG-13 rating to be created. Even Indy seems a little darker when he faces off with the villains in the climax. While on a rope bridge suspended over a deep canyon, Indy makes a desperate move of cutting the rope and sending the evil Mola Ram and his men to their death. And before he does, he finishes with one of the cheesiest Indiana Jones quotes in the franchise.

"It's Not The Years, Honey, It's The Mileage."

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While modern action heroes played by the likes of Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson are seen as unstoppable tough guys, part of the charm of Indy was that he isn't the toughest guy in the room. He gets punched a lot, and it hurts him, which makes him a more relatable hero. But the fact that he doesn't stop even when he is on the losing end of fights, makes him a great hero. When Marion suggests he might be getting too old for this kind of life, he suggests that it is not the years that are aging him but his lifestyle itself.

"I Don't Know. I'm Making This Up As I Go."

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As smart as Indy is, he often finds himself in fast-paced and dangerous situations in which he is just along for the ride. It is another way the movies made him such a fun hero, as sometimes he just doesn't have the answers. When Marion is taken hostage, Indy tells John Rhys-Davies' Sallah he is going to rescue her. When Sallah questions how he'll manage that, Indy admits that he doesn't have any grand plan. It is quite relatable to see a hero just trying their best. These Indiana Jones quotes show how he has lived through all the intense situations he ended up falling into over his life.

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"We Named The Dog Indiana."

Dr. Henry Jones Sr. - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade

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Along with Sean Connery's winning performance, the inclusion of Indy's father, Dr. Henry Jones Sr., provides a lot of fun Indiana Jones quotes for the franchise. Though Indy often has control, he is turned somewhat sheepish once his father a part of the journey and there are times when he seems like a little kid again. At the end of the movie, Sallah asks why Dr. Jones calls Indy "Junior." Dr. Jones explains that Indy's name is actually Henry Jones Jr. and he took the name Indiana from the family dog. It is a fun way of demystifying the iconic hero.

"It Belongs In A Museum!"

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In the opening sequence of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the audience sees a young Indy, played brilliantly by River Phoenix, thwarting a plot to steal an artifact by claiming that it belongs in a museum. The scene then cuts to the present day, as an adult Indy is fighting for the same artifact, with the same claim that it belongs in a museum. It not only shows Indy's sense of standing up for the educational value of these artifacts but also that he has had those values since he was a young boy. It is one of the repeated Indiana Jones quotes in the movies.

"You Call This Archeology?"

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Dr. Jones gets his title from the fact that Henry’s an accomplished archeologist, although the Indiana Jones movies never show him dusting bones. Instead, Indy is always running from gunfire and hanging off of moving cars. In the climactic set piece of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, in which Indy and his father are trapped on a Nazi tank rumbling through the desert, Henry, Sr. sarcastically quips, “You call this archeology?” showing that some of the best Indiana Jones quotes are not from Indy at all.

"That’s Why They Call It The Jungle, Sweetheart."

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The Willie Scott character from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom has been criticized for being a clichéd damsel in distress who’s always screaming and can’t handle a few minutes in the elements. But the Indiana Jones films are pulpy adventure stories at heart, and the back-and-forth that this leads to between Willie and Indy is primo pulp material. When Willie says, “We’re surrounded; the entire place is crawling with living things,” Indy replies, “That’s why they call it the jungle, sweetheart.” It might be obvious banter between the two bickering leads, but these Indiana Jones quotes fit in this kind of story.

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"Germany Has Declared War On The Jones Boys.”

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What makes Kingdom of the Crystal Skull even more of a disappointment is that The Last Crusade made for such a perfect ending to Indy’s story. And part of that involved capping off the trilogy with bigger, bolder action than ever before. When the threequel first gets going, Indy and his father find themselves on the run from not just a handful of rotten eggs, but the entirety of Nazi Germany after Indiana Jones. It is a rare case where a villain gets one of the better Indiana Jones quotes in the movies.

"He Chose...Poorly."

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The final test on the way to retrieve the Holy Grail is to pick out the Grail from a line-up of chalices. The Grail Knight explains this test to Walter Donovan, who picks the biggest, fanciest cup he can find and takes a swig. The decision fits Donovan's greedy and villainous behavior which results in a memorable demise. In a matter of seconds, he ages to his death, then decomposes and crumbles into dust. With a dry, darkly comic wit, the Knight says, "He chose ... poorly." Having the ancient knight delivering one of the best Indiana Jones quotes is just icing on the cake.

“The Poison You Just Drank, Dr. Jones!”

Loa Che - Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom

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As the character of Indiana Jones was largely inspired by James Bond, it is a lot of fun to see this opening scene from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom which feels taken right out of a 007 adventure. It finds Indy facing off with a gangster in a swanky nightclub. After a tense standoff where Indy remains the ever-cool hero, the gangster shows he has the upper hand, secretly slipping Indy some poison without him knowing. It is Indiana Jones quotes like this that show the chess battle between Indy and his often more experienced villains.

“No Ticket!”

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Both the first and third Indiana Jones movies satirize the Nazis by having them as wacky villains, but it's the third that deeply immerses the audience in the world of Nazi-occupied Europe. The Nazis obviously make for easy villains to hate, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade has also mostly aged well in this regard, making it fun to watch Indy beat them up. When on a Zeppelin, Indy disguises himself as a ticket collector. He is able to sneak up on one of the Nazi officers and throw him from the Zeppelin. As the horrified guests look on, Indy explains, "No ticket," in one of the funniest Indiana Jones quotes. This, of course, caused them all to hurriedly produce their own tickets.

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“Jock! Start The Engine!”

Indiana Jones - Raiders Of The Lost Ark

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The opening scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark might be one of the greatest opening movie scenes of all time, and it is responsible for setting the tone for the movie. It starts with Indy heading into an ancient temple in the middle of the jungle to uncover an old relic, and he avoids all the booby traps on the way in with ease and style. But when things fall apart, Indy is shown in Raiders of the Lost Ark to be much less cool-headed. As he rushes to his plane while being chased by enemies, it gives a great image of Indy as a lovable, relatable hero.

"X Never, Ever Marks The Spot.”

Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade

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While the Indiana Jones movies likely inspired a lot of young viewers to become interested in a career in archeology, they are not very realistic depictions of the profession. The movies seem very willing to admit this with some of the more poignant Indiana Jones quotes. During an early scene in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Indy lectures his students that a big part of being an archeologist is research. Of course, he then goes off on a thrilling adventure of treasure hunting where X does, in fact, mark the spot.

“If You Want To Be A Good Archeologist, You Gotta Get Out Of The Library!”

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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is one of the least popular movies in the franchise. It is a modern take, set in the ‘50s with a grizzled octogenarian Dr. Jones fighting some Soviet villains. But despite its flaws, the movie does manage to maintain the sense of fun the franchise was known for. This includes the great chase scene through a college campus which ends up going through the library. Indy takes the time to advise his student, delivering a great Indiana Jones quote about how learning takes place outside, before speeding away on a motorcycle.

“Half The German Army’s On Our Tail, And You Want Me To Go To Berlin?”

Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade

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Sean Connery is probably better known for his action roles, so the fact Dr. Henry Jones isn't much of a fighter is entertaining. However, that doesn't stop Henry from being a fearless hero when the day is in need of saving. When on the run from villains, Henry insists they go into the "lion's den" by heading to Berlin. It is a risky move, surprising even Dr. Henry Jones' adventurous son, who delivers one of the more incredulous Indiana Jones quotes in response to this idea by his dad. It made it disappointing that Henry never made another appearance in the franchise.

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"Fortune And Glory, Kid. Fortune And Glory."

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The Shankara stones are the MacGuffins at the center of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Indy finds himself in an Indian village, where they inform him that the stones (and their children) have been taken by a mysterious religious cult. Right as they’re about to head off on their journey, Short Round asks, “What is Shankara?” to which Indy replies, “Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.” It is these Indiana Jones quotes that show Indy looks at Short Round as a colleague despite his young age and makes the kid one of the series' best sidekicks.

“A Boat?! We’re Not Sinking, We’re Crashing!”

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Willie Scott has been criticized for being a typical damsel in distress character. All she does is scream and run away from danger and rely on the men around her – one of whom is like a 10-year-old boy – to save her. But she does have one redeeming quality: one of the best Indiana Jones quotes. Indy, Willie, and Short Round find themselves stuck on a plane with no pilot headed for the side of a mountain. Indy finds that there are no parachutes, but there is an inflatable raft. Willie says, “A boat?! We’re not sinking, we’re crashing!” But Indy makes it work, and they raft down the mountain.

"Don’t Call Me Junior!"

Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade

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It was a stroke of genius to introduce fans to Indiana Jones's father in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade because their unique dynamic made a powerful dramatic core for the movie. And casting Sean Connery, the original James Bond, as the father of the character who was conceived as an American James Bond was just the cherry on top. He and Harrison Ford developed such an entertaining and real rapport that they genuinely seem to be an estranged father and son in the movie, and the end result is maybe the best installment in the series.

"Snakes. Why Did It Have To Be Snakes?"

Indiana Jones - Raiders Of The Lost Ark

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Every great character has a weakness, ranging from Superman’s aversion to Kryptonite to Marty McFly’s disdain for being called “chicken.” In the case of Indiana Jones, he’s deathly afraid of snakes. Of course, when Indy is faced with going down into an ancient tomb to retrieve the Ark of the Covenant, he finds, much to his chagrin, that it is filled with snakes. But like any good hero, he is willing to face his fears, and it makes for one of the most iconic Indiana Jones quotes in the entire franchise.

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  • Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Release Date:2023-06-30
20 Best Quotes From The Indiana Jones Movies (2024)

FAQs

What is Indiana Jones most famous scene? ›

1 The Iconic Boulder

Of course the films would still be well-liked and probably pretty popular regardless, but that first scene with Indy running away from the giant boulder has become such a cultural touchstone and a truly iconic image—not just of the 80s, but in all of cinematic history.

What are some famous lines from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade? ›

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
  • That's the cup of a carpenter.
  • We do not follow maps to buried treasure, and X never, ever marks the spot.
  • We named the dog Indiana.
  • My boy, we're pilgrims in an unholy land.
  • He chose... poorly.
  • That belongs in a museum!

What does Indiana Jones call himself? ›

Indiana Jones (character)
Indiana Jones
Full nameHenry Walton Jones, Jr.
NicknameIndiana Jones Indy Junior Henri Defense Mungo Kidogo Captain Dynamite, Scourge of the Kaiser Jonesy
GenderMale
TitleDoctor (PhD) Professor Capitan (Belgian Army) (WWI) Colonel (United States Army) (WWII)
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What is the famous line from Indiana Jones? ›

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to which Indy replies, “Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.”

Which actor famously turned down the role of Indiana Jones? ›

Harrison Ford Thanks Tom Selleck for Turning Down Indiana Jones Role Over 4 Decades Ago. Harrison Ford knows he owes one of his career-defining roles to Tom Selleck.

What did the Knight say to Indiana Jones? ›

Grail Knight : You have chosen... wisely. But, beware: the Grail cannot pass beyond the Great Seal. That is the boundry, and the price, of immortality.

What is the message of Indiana Jones The Last Crusade? ›

The final installation in the Indy trilogy, Last Crusade aims to show our hero going on his most important adventure: finding his father and reestablishing a relationship with him. What this flick shows, even in its title, is that family, love, and relationships are more important than any artifact could ever be.

What does short round say? ›

Indiana Jones : Stay behind me, Short Round. Step where I step, and don't touch anything. Short Round : I step where you step! I touch nothing!

What did Indiana Jones call the Chinese kid? ›

In the mid-1980s, Ke Huy Quan was in two of the decade's biggest movies, playing Harrison Ford's orphaned sidekick, Short Round, in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,” and Data, a tech-obsessed inventor of various bully-beating devices, in the comedy “The Goonies.”

What did Indiana Jones call the kid in Temple of Doom? ›

Child stardom and film production

Quan became a child actor aged 12, starring as Harrison Ford's sidekick Short Round in the Steven Spielberg film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in 1984.

What words did Indiana Jones put on her eyelids? ›

Biography. In 1936, a female college student attended American professor and archaeologist Indiana Jones' Archaeology 101 class at Marshall College. The student was an admirer of Jones which she expressed by writing the word "LOVE" on her right eyelid and "YOU" on her left.

What is a great quote from Bobby Jones? ›

"No putt, or detail, is too small to be despised." "The secret to golf, and business, is to turn three shots into two." "I never learned anything from a match I won." "Friends are a man's priceless treasures and a life rich in friendship is full indeed."

What is Indiana Jones weakness? ›

IANS. Hollywood star Harrison Ford, who is awaiting the release of his upcoming film 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny', feels that his titular character may seem invincible but he has a weakness. The weakness is the age as the actor said that indy's weakness is "ravaged by time".

Who says fortune and glory kid? ›

Quote by James Kahn: “Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.”

What is Indiana Jones biggest fear? ›

Ophidiophobia is the fear of snakes. Indiana Jones was one known victim of ophidiophobia. Although he had disliked snakes since at least 1909, it was a traumatic encounter on a circus train in 1912 that triggered Jones's ophidiophobia.

Why was Indiana Jones banned? ›

Following its world premiere, India's authorities banned Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom from being screened in the country, citing the profanity on display and the gross negligence in the film's representation of the Indian people.

What is the least violent Indiana Jones? ›

Parents should note that although the Last Crusade is the mildest of the Indiana Jones films in terms of violence, it does contain frightening images likely to disturb younger children. The main message from this movie is that family must come first.

Are Kevin Costner and Harrison Ford friends? ›

Harrison Ford discussed his friendship with Kevin Costner and admitted that Kevin was one actor he didn't call when he was cast as Jacob Dutton in the television series 1923, according to Fox News.

Who was the first choice for Indiana Jones? ›

Before there was Harrison Ford, there was Tom Selleck. “Three Men and a Baby” alum Selleck, 78, was the first choice to play Indiana Jones in 1981's “Raiders of the Lost Ark.”

Who was considered for Pretty Woman? ›

Michelle Pfeiffer turned the role down, saying she did not like the script's "tone." Daryl Hannah was also considered but believed the role was "degrading to women". Valeria Golino was in consideration, but was not selected because of her thick Italian accent, and Jennifer Jason Leigh had auditioned.

What did the Black Knight say? ›

King Arthur objects, and the Black Knight threatens Arthur with death. Reluctantly, King Arthur fights the Black Knight and, after a short battle, the Knight's left arm is severed, and squirts out copious amounts of blood. The Knight refuses to stand aside, insisting "Tis but a scratch", and fights on.

Who said he chose poorly? ›

Context. This line is spoken by the Grail Knight, played by Robert Eddison, in the film Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, directed by Steven Spielberg (1989). Indiana Jones and his dad are on a mission to stop the Holy Grail from getting into the wrong hands—a.k.a. some Nazis who want to wield its power for eeeeevil.

What does Indiana Jones father call him? ›

Throughout The Last Crusade, Henry refers to Indy by the name "Junior", a shorthand for Indy's real name of Henry Jones Jr. Being called Junior by his father annoys Indy to no end, but it goes far deeper than Indy simply not liking the name and preferring Indiana, a name he took from his childhood dog.

What is the religious theme of Indiana Jones? ›

The theological theory of Indiana Jones goes like this: The films reflect the religious and spiritual growth of humanity as Jones develops positively as a human being. As he comes to understand himself and as he goes on a quest, he is also going on a quest to understand and experience deeper theological truths.

Who betrayed Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade? ›

Elsa Schneider may have once betrayed Indiana Jones and his father in Last Crusade, but she purposely chose the wrong Grail in the film's ending. Why Dr. Elsa Schneider intentionally chose the wrong cup in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a debated topic within the famed adventure movie franchise.

What did Indiana Jones do with the Holy Grail? ›

Indiana, like Schneider, tried to reach the cup, but was persuaded by Henry to let it go thus avoiding Schneider's fate. Consequently, the Grail fell into the vast chasm.

Is there a real pankot Palace? ›

Jaipur For the opulent Palace of Pankot the producers scouted The Pink City of Jaipur in India to stand in for the Maharajah's abode, but when filming in India fell through, the whole palace, interior and exterior, was built in the studio at Elstree.

What does Indiana Jones say in Chinese on the bridge? ›

Indiana Jones says something along the lines of: “Chao chi. La tsu tsang tsa.

Who says Doctor Jones? ›

"Doctor Jones" is a song by Danish dance-pop group Aqua. Released as the band's fourth single overall, it was the follow-up to their most successful song "Barbie Girl" in many regions.

What was Indiana Jones mother's name? ›

Anna Mary Jones was the wife of Professor Henry Walton Jones, Senior and the mother of their two children: Henry Jr., nicknamed Indiana, and Susie. Although Susie died young, Anna served as bridge for the mixed relationship between her husband and son.

Who is Indiana Jones baby mama? ›

Marion Ravenwood (later Marion "Mary" Williams) was the daughter of the American archaeologist Abner Ravenwood and the wife of Colin Williams, and later, Indiana Jones, with whom she had a son, Henry III or "Mutt".

What came first Goonies or Indiana Jones? ›

Actor Ke Huy Quan was 12 years old when he made his screen debut in Steven Spielberg's 1984 blockbuster Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. He followed up with another megahit, the 1985 adventure film The Goonies.

What was Indiana Jones forced to drink in Temple of Doom? ›

The Blood of Kali was a mystical potion allegedly from Kali herself. It put anyone who drank it into a cursed trance, which was known as the Black Sleep of the Kali Ma, leading them to serve the Thuggee. It was said that this sleep was unending.

What happened to Willie in Indiana Jones? ›

Frank Darabont's later version, Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods, saw Jones and Ravenwood briefly discuss Willie Scott and the archaeologist informs her that Scott relocated to Hollywood where she married "some bigshot director".

Who is the child king in Temple of Doom? ›

Raj Singh played Maharajah Zalim Singh in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Despite the character being named in the movie, he is credited as "Little Maharajah".

What does Indiana Jones mean slang? ›

Indiana Jones (plural Indiana Joneses) An expert in some scholarly subject who makes daring explorations. quotations ▼

What does his eyes hooded mean? ›

Summary. Hooded eyes are when the eyebrow and soft tissue surrounding the eyes start to sag, causing a bulge that can hide the upper eyelid. Some people have hooded eyes at birth, but for most individuals, the condition has an association with aging. Last medically reviewed on April 29, 2022.

What does his eyes were hooded mean? ›

adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] If someone has hooded eyes, their eyelids always look as though they are partly closed.

What is Martin the Warrior quote? ›

Always use the sword to stand for good and right, never do a thing you would be ashamed of, but never let your heart rule your mind.

What are the most famous sayings? ›

Famous quotes in English
QuoteWhoLanguage
That's one small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind.Neil ArmstrongEnglish
The love of money is the root of all evil.the BibleGreek
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.Franklin D. RooseveltEnglish
The truth will set you free.the BibleGreek
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What was Tip O Neill's famous quote? ›

The phrase "all politics is local" is commonly used in United States politics. Variations of the phrase date back to 1932. Tip O'Neill, a former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, is most closely associated with this phrase, although he did not originate it.

What was Indiana Jones favorite weapon? ›

The Webley was presumably Indy's favorite sidearm of all time, seeing how he carried it for 19 years before having it confiscated, and having it drawn in his diary as his favorite handgun. It was also a very unique revolver at the time, due to its top-break frame.

Which Indiana Jones was most successful? ›

Franchise: Indiana Jones
RankReleaseLifetime Gross
1Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull$317,101,119
2Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark$212,222,025
3Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade$197,171,806
4Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom$179,870,271
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Is Indiana Jones a villain or a hero? ›

Since his first appearance in Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones has become one of cinema's most famous characters. In 2003, the American Film Institute ranked him the second-greatest film hero of all time.

Who sings for the glory? ›

"Glory" is a song by American rapper Common (Lonnie Lynn, as awarded) and American singer John Legend. It was written by John Legend, Common, and Rhymefest. The song was released on December 11, 2014, by Columbia Records as the theme song from the 2014 film Selma, which portrays the 1965 Selma to Montgomery marches.

What is the best action scene in Indiana Jones? ›

Raiders of the Lost Ark Still Has Indiana Jones' Best Action Scene. The opening scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark has yet to be topped.

Where is the Holy Grail scene in Indiana Jones? ›

The exterior shots of the Holy Grail Temple were filmed in Petra, Jordan. However, interior scenes of the temple were filmed in London, England at Elstree Studios.

What is the name of the famous Indiana Jones theme? ›

Williams spent a few weeks working on the Indiana Jones theme, more commonly known as "The Raiders March" that plays during the main character's heroic scenes. Two separate pieces were played for Spielberg, who wanted to use both. These pieces became the main theme and musical bridge of "The Raiders March".

What was Indiana Jones worst fear? ›

Since the Indiana Jones franchise kicked off with Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones has held a deep fear of snakes. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade showed the origin of Indy's snake phobia, which occurred when a teenaged Indy (River Phoenix) falls into a tank full of snakes on a circus train.

What is Indiana Jones Favourite weapon? ›

The trademark weapon of Indiana Jones, the whip is the most unique weapon of them all. While you can use it to whip enemies, it's not very powerful. Its real uses are in other areas. One of the best ways to utilize the whip is to disarm enemies.

How did Indiana Jones spell Jehovah? ›

Professor Henry Jones : The Name of God. Indiana Jones : The Name of God... Jehovah. Professor Henry Jones : But in the Latin alphabet, "Jehovah" begins with an "I".

What is the Holy Grail in the Bible? ›

The Holy Grail is traditionally thought to be the cup that Jesus Christ drank from at the Last Supper and that Joseph of Arimathea used to collect Jesus's blood at his crucifixion. From ancient legends to contemporary movies, the Holy Grail has been an object of mystery and fascination for centuries.

What city did Indiana Jones teach? ›

Steven Spielberg and George Lucas chose the Faye Spanos Concert Hall as the exterior setting for fictitious Marshall College in Bedford, Connecticut – the university where Indiana Jones teaches in the four-film franchise.

What does Indiana Jones believe in? ›

In the first film, Indy fully rejects religion and by the third film he accepts God. How does this happen? Indy takes a journey by exploring archeology, mythology, and theology that is best exemplified by Joseph Campbell's The Hero With a Thousand Faces.

What was Indiana Jones inspired by? ›

George Lucas created Indiana Jones as a tribute to the action heroes of his favorite 1930s matinée serials. But he was equally inspired by real 20th-century archaeologists like Hiram Bingham (National Geographic's first archaeological grantee), Roy Chapman Andrews, and Sir Leonard Woolley.

What is the darkest Indiana Jones movie? ›

Temple of Doom has long since been considered the darkest entry in the Indiana Jones series, and there are a number of reasons for this. Temple of Doom has an infamous place in the Indiana Jones series since it's much darker than its peers.

Why did Indiana Jones close his eyes? ›

The captured Indy, witnessing energy beginning to come out of the Ark, realized what was about to happen. Warning Marion, they closed their eyes and looked away from the Ark, symbolically showing proper respect, and were spared from the wrath of God.

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