List of Indiana Jones characters
He was initially portrayed in the first film as a knowledgeable, accomplished archaeologist in his own right, with much apparent field work under his belt, and tells Indy that he would accompany him on his quest but for other responsibilities.
According to Steven Spielberg, Marion was set to appear in the prequel Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, alongside her father Abner, but George Lucas scrapped the idea.
In another early script, Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods, written by Frank Darabont, Marion was set to appear again as Indy's partner, but this draft was also scrapped.
(In the novelization and the original script, Toht dies earlier in the story when Gobler's car flies off a cliff during the chase sequence with Indiana Jones riding on horseback to intercept the truck carrying the Ark.)
[22] Walt Disney Parks & Resorts released a figurine of the swordsman in a box set in January 2001 (to scale with the Micro Machines vehicles models),[43] and a 4.5 in (110 mm) figure in August 2003.
[50] Wilhelmina "Willie" Scott (Kate Capshaw) is an American singer working at Club Obi Wan (a reference to Star Wars character Obi-Wan Kenobi) in 1935 Shanghai who is caught up in Indiana's adventures and becomes his love interest.
Lao Che (Roy Chiao) is a Chinese gangster, the owner of Club Obi Wan, and Willie Scott's employer; his two sons, Chen and Kao Chan, are also prominent members of their father's gang.
[citation needed] Wu Han (David Yip) is an old friend of Indiana Jones who holds Lao Che and his sons at gunpoint during the meeting at Club Obi Wan.
In the novelization, Chattar Lal is thrown into the lava pit while in the film he is injured but he does not die, whereas in Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures, he is blown apart by a blast of heat caused by Indy and Short Round.
Indiana eventually confronts Mola Ram over a nearby gorge, calling on the power of Shiva to use the Stones against the evil cleric, who is burned by them and falls into the river, where he is devoured by crocodiles.
[64] In an early script of the movie, the burning Sankara Stones actually release Mola Ram from the same "Black Sleep of the Kali Ma" he inflicts on Jones before falling to his death, hinting that he may not have been in control of his actions.
[citation needed] Dr. Henry Walton Jones, Sr. (Sean Connery) is Indiana's estranged father, who was distant from his son due to his obsessive study of the Holy Grail and its possible location.
Alex Hyde-White stood in for Connery in the film's 1912 prologue, and the character was played by Lloyd Owen in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, which showed his anger at his son running away to fight in World War I.
[29] Walter Donovan (Julian Glover) is an American businessman who desires the Holy Grail in order to achieve immortality and the main antagonist of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Dr. Elsa Schneider (Alison Doody) is the secondary antagonist of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and an Austrian archaeologist who desires the Grail, and like Donovan, keeps her involvement with the Nazis a secret.
[76] In the unaired episode "Florence, May 1908" (later released as part of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: The Perils of Cupid), Anna briefly has an affair with composer Giacomo Puccini.
A group from the 25th (Frontiersmen) Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (which includes Indiana, Remy Baudouin, and the former lover of Margarate's mother Frederick Selous) captures Margarete, and keeps her tied up and gagged in the back of their wagon.
Nadia Kamenevsky (Amanda Ooms) is an American intelligence agent, posing as a Russian ballerina, whom Indiana Jones encounters in "Barcelona, May 1917" (later edited into the first half of Espionage Escapades).
Maya (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is an Arab spy, posing as a belly-dancer, whom Indiana Jones is partnered with in Daredevils of the Desert (an extended version of unaired episode "Palestine, October 1917").
Giulietta (Veronica Logan) is a young Italian woman, whom Indiana Jones dates in "Northern Italy, June 1918" (later edited into the first half of the film Tales of Innocence, with its plot moved to 1917).
A fictionalized version of Ernest Hemingway who appears in the episodes Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues, Scandal of 1920, and "Northern Italy, June 1918" (later edited into the first half of the film Tales of Innocence, with its plot moved to 1917).
In the former, Bechet plays jazz at Big Jim Colosimo's restaurant, where he meets and befriends Indiana Jones (who works there as a waiter, while studying archeology at the University of Chicago).
It is also unknown if Caroline is the daughter of Mutt (conceived at some point before his death), Sophie, or another child of Indiana Jones (in bookends for "Vienna, November 1908", Old Indy references having multiple living children).
Set after the second World War, he and Indiana battle German and Japanese agents, a voodoo priest and legions of the undead for the Heart of Darkness, an object made of pearl and ebony in Haiti.
She is skilled in fencing and hand-to-hand combat and is Indiana's main antagonist as she brings the crystal skull to Akator to utilize the power there as part of the Soviet Union's experiments in mind control.
They fly into the eye of the storm, landing on 20th August 1939, with enough fuel to reach Munich, they will go to 16 Prinzregetnplatz, as his quarry would be waiting for him, for an update on the V-1 Rocket, making Indy question what kind of Nazi Voller truly is.
At first Voller and his men celebrated, believing to have successfully traveled to 1939 and told the pilots to set a course for Munich; however, slowly they began to realize they were in a different time entirely, as the Siege of Syracuse was happening right below them.
Mikkelsen described Voller as a man who would like to "correct" some mistakes of the past with the Antikythera to make the world "a much better place to live in," matching wits against Indiana Jones in a race to retrieve the artifact.
[117] Basil Shaw (Toby Jones) is an Oxford professor of archaeology and Helena's deceased father, who fought with Indy during the Second World War, and was eventually driven mad by the Antikythera.
Early in his career, Martin McDougall had portrayed a Red Cross worker named Joe in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles episode "Northern Italy, June 1918" (later edited into the first half of the film Tales of Innocence, with its plot moved to 1917).
