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Young Indy Turns Old(er)

Young Indiana Jones

Twenty-three years ago, on March the 4th 1992, the world was re-introduced to the the most famous archaeologist that ever existed: Indiana Jones.

Young Indiana Jones


On March the 4th, we were introduced to the early years of Young Henry, where he traveled around the world with his parents and met all kinds of interesting people and on the way, maybe even changed history a little bit.

Young Indiana Jones

In the series The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, the character of Henry (or as we came to know him: Indiana) Jones was portrayed by two young actors: Corey Carrier as Indy at age 10, 
Young Indiana Jones


and Sean Patrick Flannery as Indy at the age between 16 and 20, and one older actor George Hall, who portrayed Indy at the age of 93, reliving all the adventures we see appearing on the TV-screen. In one of the episodes: Young Indiana Jones and the History of the Blues, Harrison Ford made a cameo as Indy.

Young Indiana Jones



The scenes with Harrison Ford were shot during his filming The Fugitive, that's why he is seen wearing his beard in the Young Indy episode.

Young Indiana Jones

A few actors from the cinematic adventures of Indy and Star Wars were also seen in a couple of episodes, such as Paul Freeman, Anthony Daniels and Roshan Seth.

Young Indiana Jones


Lloyd Owen portrayed the part that Sean Connery made so famous three years before: Henry Jones Sr, Indy's dad.


A variety of filmmakers (co-)wrote and directed the episodes, among them: Frank Darabont, Nicolas Roeg, Joe Johnston, Terry Jones, Carrie Fisher, Vic Armstrong and (Dutch director) Dick Maas.
Dick Maas

Early on in his career, Dick Maas often was compared to Steven Spielberg, since he, like Spielberg in his first few years, made films (like The Lift, Flodder and Amsterdamned) that the critic's weren't always overwhelmed by, but the audiences loved.

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