The whisper of a Disney-led Indiana Jones reboot stirs more groans than cheers, following Harrison Ford’s 2023 exit from the iconic role.

Pedro Pascal is back on the red carpet with another fashion moment, with possibly a cryptic meaning. The Hollywood star is sparking excitement among fans amid rumors of a new, exciting role, furthering his incredible success in both film and television.

There are five Indiana Jones movies in total. Some people love all of them. Others pick favorites. But when watched in this order, they line up in a way that shows you the full arc of Dr. Henry Walton Jones Jr. - adventurer, professor, occasional grump, and all-around magnet for trouble.

Indiana Jones’s custom stunt whip from Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) is currently up for auction via Goldin. Played by Harrison Ford on the silver screen, the main character used the famed prop during the film’s heroic truck dragging sequence—with the help of some special effects—in one of the franchise’s most dangerous stunts.

"I want you to print this. It was the worst interview I’ve ever done in my life," Dr. Zahi Hawass said of his experience on "The Joe Rogan Experience."

Not long after that, Pascal’s stylist, Jamie Mizrahi, cleared things up. She shared some reference shots on Instagram from 1982's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom – specifically, Harrison Ford wearing a near-identical jacket and carnation.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny split opinions by adding time travel to the franchise, but this isn’t what made the ending so disappointing.

Is Indy’s battle with Soviet mind readers totally fiction? Not quite. This extended breakdown links real government experiments to early scenes in the film, from psychic warfare and gunpowder magnets to Cold War-era doom towns and historical scare tactics.