Ford is expected, according to reports, to pull in massive money from the current Indiana Jones hit. Why?

The film only cost $185 million to make because reportedly principals Ford, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas deferred their usual salary for a larger share of the profits.

No word yet from Flockhart or Ford on the wedding rumors.

The Telegraph paper says the film created a sensation at its world premiere in Cannes this weekend. But if you thought the film was “fresh” and “amusing” in the 1980s, that is not how it is today.

Says the paper “Thus, between a series of stunt-driven set pieces, many of them implausibly linked, the film gets bogged down in wearying talk.”

The film starts a decade later from where the last one ended, set in 1957.

“The bad guys are no longer Nazis but Soviets — led by Cate Blanchett, with a Ukrainian accent and a Louise Brooks bob, camping it up like an early-vintage Bond villainess. Shia Le Beouf plays a bratty young James Dean-style rebel on a motorcycle who joins the hunt and – big surprise – turns out to be not unrelated to Indy.”

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