'Indiana Jones 5': Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy calls Harrison Ford "the bionic man"

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Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy talked to Yahoo during Star Wars Celebration, and called Harrison Ford "the bionic man" in Indiana Jones 5.

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HARRISON FORD: We have almost completed the next "Indiana Jones" film. And I am really proud of the movie that we made.

KEVIN POLOWY: "Indiana Jones," obviously, got people very, very excited, like it always will, today. Harrison Ford mentioned that you guys are almost done shooting that.

KATHLEEN KENNEDY: Oh, we're done shooting.

KEVIN POLOWY: You are done shooting that?

KATHLEEN KENNEDY: Yes.

KEVIN POLOWY: What can you say about what his energy was like on that set?

KATHLEEN KENNEDY: I would say his energy is amazing. John Williams's energy is amazing. He's the bionic man. I mean, Harrison, in real life and as Indiana Jones, he's just remarkable. We had an absolute blast. And he worked almost every day of the shoot. Just remarkable.

KEVIN POLOWY: And just stunting as much as he's ever done.

KATHLEEN KENNEDY: Yes, but you know, he's an older Indiana Jones. And we don't shy away from that. That's what the movie's about. And that's what's pretty great. And Phoebe Waller-Bridge plays fantastic character in the movie. And they have a great banter. And it's got all the elements of what I think everybody's going to be looking forward to with "Indiana Jones." So I'm excited.

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