Highlights from the Los Angeles Premiere of LucasFilms' Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny With Interviews

Highlights from the Los Angeles Premiere of LucasFilms' Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny at Dolby Theatre on June 14 in Hollywood, California.

Harrison Ford thanked the fans and during one interview said we're celebrating the movie but also all these people (pointing to the fans) and said they have kept us making movies for 42 years.

Karen Allen laughed at how she has known for the last two years she was in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and how she's not been able to breath a word of it. "It's been a challenge" she said.

One of my favourite actors, Toby Jones look a little bewildered by all the grandeur. "It's not the kind of thing I ever thought I would be part of."

Phoebe Waller-Bridge looked positively excited. "We've been sitting on this film for so long, I am so excited for it to come out. It's such a ride and such an adventure."

The stars of the movie take to the red carpet to celebrate the US premiere of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (and to be screamed at by the media and press.)

Cast and crew take to the stage before the movie. Steven Spielberg thanks George Lucas for Indiana Jones and the person "WHO IS" Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford. He also thanked the "great maestro," John Williams who gave a special performance of what will undoubtedly be another masterpiece.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is released in theatres, 30th June

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