Harrison Ford

Harrison Ford Recovers from Shoulder Injury, Returns to 'Indiana Jones 5' Set

Ford Resumes Filming After Brief Hiatus

Hollywood icon Harrison Ford has resumed filming for the upcoming "Indiana Jones 5" movie after recovering from a shoulder injury. The 79-year-old actor sustained the injury in June during a rehearsal for a fight scene, forcing production to be temporarily halted.

Extensive Rehabilitation Ensued

Ford underwent extensive rehabilitation to regain full mobility in his shoulder. He reportedly worked closely with physiotherapists and followed a rigorous exercise regimen to strengthen the affected area.

Production Delays Minimized

Despite the injury setback, production delays were kept to a minimum. Disney, the studio behind the film, remained optimistic throughout Ford's recovery, confident that he would return to set as soon as possible.

Ford's Commitment to the Role

Ford's dedication to the "Indiana Jones" franchise is evident in his determination to overcome the injury and complete the film. He has played the iconic archaeologist in four previous movies, spanning over four decades.

'Indiana Jones 5' Release Date

"Indiana Jones 5" is currently scheduled for release on June 30, 2023. The film will see Ford reprise his role as the titular adventurer, alongside Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Mads Mikkelsen, and Antonio Banderas.