The 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' star reveals she expected to be a bigger part of the fifth film — back when Steven Spielberg planned on directing.
'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' Director James Mangold Breaks Down His Ambitious and Emotional Ending“When Steven [Spielberg] was still gonna direct the film, I didn’t have the opportunity to read any of those scripts, although I know that Marion was much more involved in the story at that juncture,” Allen tells.
No, not at all. In fact, quite the opposite. They married us at the end of the film, and I think there was already talk about wanting to do another film. So, no, I assumed that I would be a part of the next film. [19] years passed between the third and fourth, so you never know how long these things are gonna take. The idea when we shot the fourth one was that we might do a fifth one within a couple of years, and then a couple of years turned into [15].
Yes, and I really missed them. I was in London for a couple of weeks, because they brought me out early for costumes, and we decided to have a wig made with gray hair for Marion. So there were things for us to do to get me ready, but I was hoping that they might be there. I was hoping that I was gonna see Steven, George, Kathleen Kennedy and a lot of the people who I had been so involved with for my two previous films, and none of them were there. But James is such a warm and open person.
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