The Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular has been part of Walt Disney World for nearly three decades. Pull The Rope If you find yourself outside the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular show, be sure to look for the well. June 12 marked the official 40th anniversary of In Search of the Lost Ark, the first film in the epic Indiana Jones adventure series starring Harrison Ford. So, unless the statue is hollow, the sand will weigh much less than the golden statue and Indiana Jones is doomed to fail.
Indiana Jones is an archaeologist and adventurer who is distinguished by his dry sense of humor, his experience in ancient civilizations, his profound fear of snakes and his equipment that included a whip, a felt hat, a bag and a leather jacket. Flying bullets, burning vehicles, thrilling stunts and explosions await guests of the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular. Created by George Lucas as a tribute to the action movie heroes of the 1930s, Indiana Jones has become one of the most famous characters in movie history. After playing Han Solo in Star Wars, Ford rose to popularity, and director Steven Spielberg cast him in the role of Indiana Jones after Tom Selleck retired.
Even if you weren't chosen to participate in the show as an extra, you can take home your own piece of the Indiana Jones action. For anyone who has ever dreamt of being in an Indiana Jones movie, the best part of this attraction will undoubtedly be the “casting call”.
