Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1989
Running Times: 127 mins
Length:
Format: 35mm/70mm (blow-up)/Panavision (anamorphic)
Colour Format: colour
Ratio: 2.35:1
Sound: Dolby Stereo (35mm prints) 70mm 6-Track (70mm prints)

DIRECTION

Directed by: Steven Spielberg

CREW

PRODUCTION
Copyright: TM & © Lucasfilm Ltd. (LFL) 1989
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures presents a Lucasfilm Ltd. production  a Steven Spielberg film
Executive Producers: George Lucas, Frank Marshall
Produced by: Robert Watts
Associate Producer: Arthur Repola
Production Manager (United Kingdom Production Crew): Roy Button
Production Managers (United States Production Crew): Joan Bradshaw, Ian Bryce
Production Manager (Spain): Denise O'Dell
Production Supervisor (United Kingdom Production Crew): Patricia Carr
Production Coordinators: Carol Regan, Maggie Tyler
Production Coordinators (Spain): Margarita McDermott, Trilby Norton
Production Coordinator (United States): Lata Ryan
Assistant Production Coordinator (United States): Susan Spencer Robbins
Unit Manager (Spain): Diego G. Sempere
Production Executive (United States): Kathleen Kennedy

SCRIPT
Screenplay by: Jeffrey Boam
Story by: George Lucas and Menno Meyjes
Based upon characters created by George Lucas and Philip Kaufman
Novelization from Ballantine Books

DIRECTION
2nd Unit Directors: Michael Moore, Frank Marshall
First Assistant Director (United Kingdom Production Crew): David Tomblin
First Assistant Director (United States Production Crew): Dennis Maguire
First Assistant Director (Second Unit (London)): Gareth Tandy
First Assistant Directors (Spain): Carlos Gil, José Luis Escolar
First Assistant Director (Italy): Gianni Cozzo
Second Assistant Directors (United Kingdom Production Crew): Lee Cleary, Patrick Kinney
Second Assistant Director (United States Production Crew): Artist Robinson
Second Assistant Director (Second Unit (London)): Nick Heckstall-Smith
Second Assistant Directors (Spain): Javier Chinchilla, Yousaf Bokhari
Third Assistant Director: John Withers
Third Assistant Director (Second Unit (London)): Adam Somner
Script Supervisor: Nikki Clapp
Script Supervisor (Second Unit (London)): Marilyn Clarke

PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Douglas Slocombe
Additional Photography by: Paul Beeson
Additional Photography by (United States): Robert Stevens
Director of Photography - 2nd Unit (United States): Rex Metz
Director of Photography (Aerial Unit): Peter Allwork
Camera Operators: Mike Roberts, David Worley
Camera Operator (United States): Norm Langley
Camera Operators (Second Unit (London)): Wally Byatt, Derek Browne
Panaglide Operator (United States): Ray Stella
Assistant Cameramen: Martin Kenzie, Simon Hume
Focus Pullers (Second Unit (London)): Keith Blake, Keith Thomas
Clapper/Loaders (Second Unit (London)): Nigel Seale, Richard Brierley
First Assistant Photographer (United States): Lou Niemeyer
Second Assistant Cameramen: Graham Hall, Clive Mackey
Second Assistant Photographer (United States): Patti Harrison
Panaglide Assistant (United States): Clyde Bryan
Camera Assistant (Aerial Unit): Mathew Allwork
Gaffer (United States): Pat Kirkwood
Gaffer (Second Unit (London)): Steve Kitchen
Best Boy/Electrician (United States): Ted Schwimer
Key Grip (United States): Gene Kearney
Grips (2nd Unit (London): Gary Hutchings, Derek Russell
Dolly Grips: Colin Manning, John Flemming
Dolly Grip (United States): Don Hartley
Stills Photographer: Murray Close
Still Photographer (United States): Bruce Talamon
Camera Maintenance (Second Unit (London)): Norman Godden
Video Assist Technician: Ian Kelly
Video Assist Technician (Second Unit (London)): Peter Hodgson
Filmed with Panavision Cameras & Lenses
Originated on Eastman Color Film from Kodak

EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Editors: Michael Kahn, George Lucas (uncredited)
Associate Editor: Colin Wilson
Assistant Editors: Patrick Crane, Nick Moore, Andrew MacRitchie, Carin-Anne Strohmaier
Post Production Provided by: Sprocket Systems, a division of Lucasfilm Ltd.
Colour Timer: Jim Schurmann
Negative Cutting: Sunrise Film, Inc.
Laboratory Consultant: Michael Q. Crane
Color by: Rank Laboratories
Prints by; DeLuxe

MUSIC
Music: John Williams
Orchestrations: Herbert Spencer
Music Recording at: Lorimar Studio
Music Scoring Mixer: Dan Wallin
Music Editor: Kenneth Wannberg
Music Contractor: Meyer Rubin

SONGS AND ADDITIONAL MUSIC
"You're a Sweet Little Headache"
By Leo Robin & Ralph Rainger
Performed by Benny Goodman

"Just a Gigolo"
By Leonello Casucci & Julius Brammer

Soundtrack album available on Warner Bros. Records, Tapes and Compact Discs

SOUND
Sound Mixer: Tony Dawe
Sound Mixer (United States): Willie Burton
Boom Operator: John Samworth
Boom Operator (United States): Marvin Lewis
Sound Maintenance: David Brill
Cable Man (United States): Robert Harris
Sound Design: Ben Burtt
Re-Recording Mixers: Ben Burtt, Gary Summers, Shawn Murphy
Re-recorded in a THX Sound System Theatre
Supervising Sound Editor: Richard Hymns
Assistant Sound Editors: Ewa Sztompke, Bob Marty, Gwendolyn Yates, E. Larry Oatfield, E. Jean Putnam, Kris Handwerk Wiskes
Dialogue Editors: Karen Spangenberg, Michael Silvers, Gloria D'Alessandro
Supervising ADR Editor: C.J. Appel
ADR Mixer - U.S.: Charleen Richards
ADR Mixer - U.K.: Lionel Strutt
ADR Assistant: Jil-Sheree Bergin
ADR by Warner Hollywood Studios and Mayflower Recording Ltd.
Sound Effects Editors: Ken Fischer, Teresa Eckton, Sandina Bailo-Lape, David Stone
Foley Recordist: David Slusser
Foley Artists: Dennie Thorpe, Marnie Moore

COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
Costume Designed by: Anthony Powell with Joanna Johnston
Costume Supervisor (United States): Eddie Marks
Costumer (United States): Tony Scarano
Wardrobe Supervisor: Ron Beck
Wardrobe Mistress: Janet Tebrooke
Wardrobe Master: Colin Wilson Sr
Wardrobe (Spain): Andrés Fernández
Make-up Supervisor: Peter Robb-King
Chief Make-up Artists: Jane Royle, Pauline Heys
Mr Connery's Make-up Artist: Ilona Herman
Chief Make-up Artist (Spain): Eddie Knight
Make Up Artist (United States): Zoltan Elek
Assistant Make Up (United States): Kathy Elek
Chief Hairdresser: Colin Jamison
Chief Hairdresser (Second Unit (London)): Hilary Haines
Hairdresser: Janet Jamison
Hairstylist (United States): Robert Stevenson

SPECIAL MAKE-UP EFFECTS
Chief Make-up Artist - Prosthetics: Nick Dudman

SPECIAL EFFECTS
Mechanical Effects Supervisor: George Gibbs
Assistant Special Effects Supervisor: Joss Williams
Special Effects Floor Supervisor: Dave Watkins
Special Effects Supervisor (Second Unit (London)): Terry Schubert
Special Effects Supervisor (United States): Mike Lantieri
Senior Special Effects Technicians: Alan Barnard, Robert Bromley, John F. Brown, Michael Dunleavy, Terence Glass, David Knowles, Paul Knowles, Kenneth Morris, Brian Morrison, Roger Nichols, Peter Pickering, Neil Swann, David M. Watson, Paul Whybrow
Special Effects Technicians: Jonathan Angell, Trevor Butterfield, George Chamberlain, Michael Dawson, Peter Fern, Darrell Guyon, David Hunter, Brian Lince, Stephen Lloyd, Alan Poole, Anton Prickett, Peter Skehan, Peter White, Andrew Williams, Tim Willis
Specialist Senior Wire Technician: Bob Wiesinger
Chargehand Riggers-Special Effects: Dave Skinner, Sid Skinner
Special Effects Electronic Engineer: Stuart Lorraine
Special Effects Secretary: Judy Britten (uncredited)

VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Supervisor: Michael J. McAlister
Visual Effects Produced at: Industrial Light & Magic, a division of Lucasfilm Ltd., Marin County, California
Visual Effects Producer: Patricia Blau
Production Coordinator: Melissa Taylor
Visual Effects Art Director: Steve Beck
Optical Photography Supervisor: John Ellis
Camera Operators: Peter Daulton, Kim Marks, Patrick Sweeney, Pat Turner
Camera Assistants: Sel Eddy, Ray Gilberti, David Hanks, Jo Carson
Optical Camera Operators: James Lim, Kenneth Smith, Jon Alexander, Don Clark, Jim Hagedorn, Tom Smith
Optical Lineup: Bruce Vecchitto, Brad Kuehn, Peg Hunter, Lori Nelson, David Karpman, Mike Cooper
Optical Processing: Tim Geideman, Bob Fernley
Visual Effects Editor: Michael Gleason
Assistant Effects Editor: Terry Peck
Model Shop Supervisor: Michael Fulmer
Model Makers: Charles Bailey, Blair Clark, Steve Gawley, Ira Keeler, Paul Kraus, Richard Miller, Chuck Wiley
Makeup Effects Supervisor: Stephan Dupuis
Makeup & Clothing Effects: Lauren Vogt, Victoria Lewis, Lauren Wohl, Kim Smith, Steve Anderson, Ease Owyeung, Annie Polland
Matte Painting Supervisor: Mark Sullivan
Matte Photography: Wade Childress, Harry Walton
Matte Model Artist: Paul Huston
Matte Artist: Yusei Uesugi
Donovan's Digital Compositing: Les Dittert, Doug Smythe, Sandra Ford
Puppet Engineers: Kelly Lepkowsky, Marc Thorpe, Mike Jobe, Don Bies
Animation Supervisor: Wes Takahashi
Animation Camera Operators: Charlie Clavadetscher, Eric Swenson, Bruce Walters
Animators: Sean Turner, Chris Green
Rotoscopers: Tom Bertino, Barbara Brennan, Joanne Hafner, Sandy Huston, Jack Mogovan, Ellen Mueller, Rebecca Petrulli, Terry Sittig
Stage Managers: Ed Hirsh, Brad Jerrell
Stage Technicians: Bill Barr, Dick Dova, Robert Finley Jr, Joe Fulmer, Dave Heron, Ross Lorente, I.J. Van Perre Jr
Production Assistant: Penny Runge

TITLES AND OPTICALS
Titles and Opticals: Pacific Title

DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Production Designer: Elliot Scott
Supervising Art Director: Fred Hole
Art Director: Stephen Scott
Art Director (Spain): Benjamín Fernández
Art Director (Italy): Guido Salsilli
Art Director (United States): Richard Berger
Senior Draughtsman: James Morahan
Draughtsman: Peter Russell
Set Designer (United States): Alan Kaye
Set Decorator: Peter Howitt
Set Decorator (Spain): Julián Mateos
Set Decorator (United States): Ed McDonald
Lead Man (United States): Bill Gay
Co-lead Man (United States): Ronnie D. Chambers
Set Dresser (United States): Joe Mendoza
Production Buyer: David Lusby
Property Master: Barry Wilkinson
Property Master (United States): Louis Fleming
Assistant Props (United States): Michael Carrillo
Supervising Standby Propman: Joseph Dipple
Chargehand Dressing Propmen: Bernard Hearn, Charles Ixer, Reg Wheeler
Chargehand Standby Propman (Second Unit (London)): Simon Wilkinson
Prop Storeman: Tommy Ibbetson
Standby Propman: Paul Cheesman
Standby Propman (Second Unit (London)): Peter Williams
Production Illustrators: David Jonas, Ed Verreaux
Scenic Artist: Brian Bishop
Supervising Decor & Lettering Artist: Steve Hedinger
Supervising Sculptor: Fred Evans
Construction Manager: Alan Booth
Assistant Construction Manager: Fred Myatt
Construction Coordinator (United States): Jerry Fitzpatrick
HOD Carpenter: Frank Henry
Standby Carpenter: Peter Mann
Standby Carpenter (Second Unit (London)): Robert Eames
HOD Painter: Mike Sotheran
Standby Painter: Terry Weaver
Standby Painter (Second Unit (London)): John Hurley
HOD Rigger: Paul Mitchell
Standby Rigger: Tom Lowen
Standby Rigger (Second Unit (London)): Simon Alderton
Supervising Stagehand: John Tregear
Standby Stagehand: Peter Wells
Standby Stagehand (Second Unit (London)): Tony Driver
Standby Plasterer: Denis Brown
Standby Plasterer (Second Unit (London)): Michael Melia
Construction Buyer: Sydney Wilson
Greensman (United States): Don Glasshoff

OTHER CREW
Financial Controller: George Marshall
Production Accountant: Michele Tandy
Assistant Production Accountant: Betty Williams
Assistant Accountant: Allan Davies
Accounts Assistant: Deborah Leakey
Production Accountant (Spain): Antonio García
Accountant (Italy): Enzo Sisti
Production Accountant (United States): Cheryl Stone
Research: Deborah Fine
Assistant to Mr Spielberg: Deborah Fletcher
Secretary to Mr Spielberg: Lil Heyman
Assistant to Mr Marshall: Barbara Harley
Assistant to Mr Marshall (United States): Mary T. Radford
Assistant to Mr Watts: Barbara Margerrison
Assistant to Mr Lucas (United States): Jane Bay
Assistant to Mr Repola (United States): Robin Skelton
Production Assistant (United States): Jim Langlois
Aircraft Coordinator/Chief Pilot (Aerial Unit): Tony Bianchi
Pilots (Aerial Unit): Jonathon Whaley, Jacques Bourret
Pilot/Engineer (Aerial Unit): Donald Taviner
Engineer (Aerial Unit): Kenneth Craigie
Helicopter Pilot (Aerial Unit): Marc Wolff
Helicopter Engineer (Aerial Unit): Steve North
Aerial Unit Fixed-Wing Aircraft (Aerial Unit): Bianchi Aviation Film Sevices, Salis Aviation
Animal Consultant: Mike Culling
Camel/Horsemaster: Bronco McLoughlin
Chief Wrangler: Juan Cruz
Wrangler (United States): Corky Randall
Horse Wranglers: Gene Walker, Dick Rust
Animal Trainers: Sled Reynolds, Boone Narr
Snake Wrangler: David McMillan
Armourer: Simon Atherton
Armourers: Bapty & Co
Unit Publicist: Susan D'Arcy
Unit Publicist (United States): Anne Reilly
Publicity Assistant: Rebecca West
Transportation Coordinator (United States): Steve Collins
Transportation Captain (United States): Russ McEntyre
Vehicle Maintenance: Dave Bickers
Period Cars (United States): Unique Movie Cars, Mario Sciortino
Craft Services (United States): Tim Gonzales
Caterers (United States): Gala Catering Inc, Fred Gabrielli
Unit Nurse: Li Chin Tye
Unit Doctor (Spain): Raúl de la Morena
Physiotherapist: Andre van Commenee
Trainer: Fran Horneff
First Aid (United States): Todd Adelman
Jordan Contact: Mounir Nassar International Traders
Location Security Provided by: Berman and Ely, Inc.
Location Security (United States): Bill Werner
Personal Training for Harrison Ford: Body by Jake, Inc.

LOCATIONS
Photographed at Cannon Elstree Studios, Borehamwood, England and on location in Spain, Italy, Germany, Petra-Jordan, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Texas and California
Location Manager (Spain): Alfredo Belinchón
Location Manager (Italy): Christopher Hamilton
Location Manager (United States): Bruce Rush

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
With thanks to Their Majesties King Hussein and Queen Noor and the People of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
The producers wish to thank: Samuelson Lighting; D&D International Transport; Location Facilities; Rafael Hosteleria Internacional, S.A.; Location Caterers; Istec-Aerial Camera Systems; Audiolink Ltd.; The Travel Company; Renown Freight Ltd.; The Tank Museum, Bovington Camop; T.L.O. Film Services; Bickers Action Enterprises, Ltd.; Turk Film Services, Ltd.; The Colorado Film Commission; The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, Chama, New Mexico, Russ Fischer;The Utah Film Commission - The Moab Film Commission; Arches National Park, Moab, Utah - Paul Guraedy; The National Park Service; The New Mexico Film Commission; The Texas Film Office - The Amarillo Film Office; Bonne Radford, Martin Cohen, Brad Goodman

STUNTS
Stunt Coordinator: Vic Armstrong
Stunts: Dicky Beer, Stuart Clarke, Stuart Crane, Gabe Cronnelly, Graeme Crowther, Nrinda Dhudwar, Jim Dowdall, Nick Gillard, Martin Grace, Billy Horrigan, Wendy Leech, Bronco McLoughlin, Wayne Michaels, Eddie Powell, Tony Smart, Rocky Taylor, Tip Tipping, Malcolm Weaver, Miguel Pedregosa, Jordi Casares, Ricardo Cruz, José María Serrano, Luis Miguel Arranz, Ignacio Carreño, Steve Lambert, Mike McGaughy, Hubie Kerns, Chuck Waters, Sean Lane, John Hatley, Steve Kelso, Jeff Jensen, Roy Clark, Paul Lane, Bob Jauregui, Fred Hice, Pat Brymer

CASTING
Casting by: Maggie Cartier, Mike Fenton - Judy Taylor, Valorie Massalas
Extras Casting (United States): Sally Jackson

CAST

Harrison Ford (Dr Henry 'Indiana' Jones Jr)
Denholm Elliott (Dr Marcus Brody)
Alison Doody (Dr Elsa Schneider)
John Rhys-Davies (Sallah)
Julian Glover (Walter Donovan)
River Phoenix (young Indiana Jones)

and
Sean Connery as Professor Henry Jones

featuring
Michael Byrne (Vogel)
Robert Eddison (Grail knight)
Richard Young (Fedora)
Alexei Sayle (Sultan)
Kevork Malikyan (Kazim)
Alex Hyde-White (young Henry)

Paul Maxwell (panama hat)
Mrs Glover (real name: Isla Blair) (Mrs Donovan)
Vernon Dobtcheff (butler)
J.J. Hardy (Herman)
Bradley Gregg (Roscoe)
Jeff O'Haco (half breed)
Vince Deadrick (rough rider)
Marc Miles (sheriff)
Ted Grossman (deputy sheriff)
Tim Hiser (young panama hat)
Larry Sanders (scout master)
Will Miles (scout 1)
David Murray (scout 2)
Frederick Jaeger (World War One ace)
Jerry Harte (Professor Stanton)
Billy J. Mitchell (Dr Mulbray)
Martin Gordon (man at Hitler rally)
Paul Humpoletz (German officer at rally)
Tom Branch (Hatay soldier in temple)
Graeme Crowther (Zeppelin crewman)
Luke Hanson (principal SS officer at castle)
Chris Jenkinson (officer at castle)
Nicola Scott (female officer at castle)
Louis Sheldon (young officer at castle)
Stefan Kalipha (Hatay tank gunner)
Peter Pacey (Hatay tank driver)
Pat Roach (Gestapo officer)
Suzanne Roquette (film director)
Eugene Lipinski (G-Man)
George Malpas (man on Zeppelin)
Julie Eccles (Irene)
Nina Almond (flower girl)

UNCREDITED CAST

Nick Gillard (tank driver)
Ronald Lacey (Heinrich Himmler)
Michael Sheard (Adolf Hitler)
Tip Tipping (tank crewman)
Alex Hyde-White (young Henry)

Stand-In For Sean Connery: Roy Everson
Stand-In For Harrison Ford: Jack Dearlove

PLOT SUMMARY

Indiana Jones again battles the Nazis who have kidnapped his father, renowned archaeologist Professor Henry Jones whose diary contains a map which may lead to the Holy Grail. Indy has to venture into Germany itself to get his father back and try to prevent the Nazis from getting their hands on the Grail.

The third Indiana Jones film is a return to form. The teaming of Ford and Connery was an inspired stroke of genius and the filling in of Indy's back story was a welcome touch. Packed with outstanding stunt sequences, genuinely funny gags and excellent supporting performances, it's easily the best of the series so far.

Germany
Laserdisc Distributor: Philips (63327)

UK
Laserdisc Release: Pioneer (PLFES 33821 - as part of the Indiana Jones Trilogy)

USA
Theatrical Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Video Distributor: Paramount Home Video
Laserdisc Distributor: Paramount (LV 31859-2L), Paramount (LV 31859-2)

Argentina
Rating: 13

Australia
Rating: PG

Chile
Rating: 14

Finland
Rating: K-14

France
Rating: U

Norway
Rating: 15

Sweden
Rating: 15

UK
Rating: PG

USA
Rating: PG-13
MPAA: 29778

West Germany
Rating: 12, 16

1990
Academy Awards, USA
Best Effects, Sound Effects Editing (Ben Burtt, Richard Hymns) - winner
Best Music, Original Score (John Williams) - nominated
Best Sound (Ben Burtt, Tony Dawe, Shawn Murphy, Gary Summers) - nominated

BAFTA Awards, UK
Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Sean Connery) - nominated
Best Sound (Ben Burtt, Tony Dawe, Richard Hymns, Shawn Murphy, Gary Summers) - nominated
Best Special Effects (John Ellis, George Gibbs, Michael J. McAlister, Mark Sullivan) - nominated

Golden Globes, USA
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture (Sean Connery) - nominated

Golden Screen, Germany
Golden Screen - winner

Hugo Awards, USA
Best Dramatic Presentation - winner

Young Artist Awards, USA
Best Motion Picture: Drama - nominated

1989
May
24: USA - theatrical release

September
14: Norway, West Germany - theatrical release
15: Denmark, Finland, Sweden - theatrical release

October
18: France - theatrical release

1992
August
Day Unknown: Germany - laserdisc release (Philips (63327))

1996
November
Day Unknown: UK - laserdisc release (Pioneer (PLFES 33821 - as part of the Indiana Jones Trilogy))

2002
January
24: UK - television broadcast (on BBC1)

2003
May
5: UK - shown at the National Film Theatre, London
17: UK - shown at the National Film Theatre, London

2004
September
15: UK - television broadcast (on BBC1)

2005
May
15: UK - television broadcast (on BBC1)

October
23: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
24: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)

November
5: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Max 4)
15: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
18: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
27: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)
30: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)

December
5: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)
9: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)
15: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
19: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
25: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)
29: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)

2006
January
1: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
11: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
20: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Max 4)
29: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Max 4)

February
10: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)
13: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
16: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
21: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
26: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)

March
3: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)
9: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
19: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)
29: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)

April
2: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)
16: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
22: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
27: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)

May
5: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)
9: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)
13: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 3)
17: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)
21: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier)
25: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 4)
29: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Premier 2)

June
18: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Cinema)
19: UK - television broadcast (on Sky Movies Cinema 2)

2008
March
30: UK - television broadcast (on BBC3)

May
18: UK - television broadcast (on BBC One)

Have the adventure of your life keeping up with the Joneses

The man with the hat is back. And this time, he's bringing his Dad.

Indiana Jones e a Grande Cruzada - Portugese title
Indiana Jones e a Última Cruzada - Brazilian title
Indiana Jones e l'ultima crociata - Italian title
Indiana Jones és az utolsó keresztes Lovag - Hungarian title
Indiana Jones et la derniere croisade - French title
Indiana Jones i ostatnia krucjata - Polish title
Indiana Jones ja viimeinen ristiretki - Finnish title
Indiana Jones och det sista korstaget - Swedish title
Indiana Jones og det sidste korstog - Danish title
Indiana Jones und der letzte Kreuzzug - German title
Indiana Jones y la última cruzada - Spanish title

SEQUEL TO
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)

SEQUEL
Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The (1992-1996)

SEE ALSO
Conker's Bad Fur Day (2001)
Dogma (1999)
Indiana Jed (1992)
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989b)

FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
American Film Institute's Tribute to Steven Spielberg, The (1995)
From Morf to Morphing: The Dawn of Digital Filmmaking (2001)

PERIODICALS

Cinema 31 August 1989 (Germany)
review (by Heiko Rosner)

Premiere October 1989 p.15 (France)
review (by Jean-Claude Loiseau)

Starlog March 1990 pp.41-43, 56 (USA)
illustrated article (The Real Indiana Jones by Robert Dassanowsky)

Studio October 1989 p.19 (France)
review (by Marc Esposito)

TV Times 19 December 1992 - 1 January 1993 pp.7, 27, 82 (UK)
review, credits

Adolf Hitler, archeologists, boats, decapitation, diaries, The Holy Grail, legends, libraries, lions, maps, military, motorcycles, Nazis, rats, religion, scientist, sequels, tanks, trains, whips, World War II, Zeppelins

Last Updated: 25 August, 2009