Will Indiana return? No, not the character. Returning is Harrison Ford, the actor. In his first major role in a television series After six decades of cinematographic glory, the timeless Indiana Jones has just stamped his signature to join Decreasingthe comedy written and starring Jason Segel for Apple TV+.

The series, produced by Warner Bros. Television, tells the story of a grieving therapist (Segel) who, at a certain point, He decided to break the rules and tell his patients exactly what he thought: no filter. Ignoring his training and ethics, he found himself making big and chaotic changes in people’s lives … including himself.

Ford will play psychiatrist Phil Rhodes, a pioneer in cognitive behavioral therapy who has developed successful training over the years that he shares with his two young protégés, Jimmy and Gaby. Extremely independent, Phil was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’sforcing him to leave his comfort zone as he wrestles with noisy friends, his estranged family, and his legacy.

Decreasing is a production of Warner Bros. Television and Doozer Productions; In addition to Segel, Bill Lawrence, co-creator and showrunner of Successful ted laso and Brett Goldstein.

Damn Indiana?

Back in the beginning, at Indiana Jones, association was inevitable when it came to Ford. In fact, the actor returns to his classic character for the event Indiana Jones 5.

The last part of the adventure franchise will be released.Originally released in July last year, it moved to July 29 of this year and has finally been rescheduled for next year: June 30, 2023 (for now) is the scheduled date for Indi fans.

This is the first film in the adventure franchise made by The Walt Disney Company after the purchase of the Lucasfilm studio. But the Mickey Mouse company has run into countless hurdles.

For example, the injury of the protagonist, Harrison Ford, who was injured while rehearsing a fight scene. The extent of his injury was not immediately known, but it did affect his shoulder. Director James Mangold continued filming the same way, while appropriate treatment for the actor, who will be 80 in July, is being evaluated.

But the scenes in which Ford had to appear could not be filmed for three months, the time it took him to recover from the blow.

Filmmaking badge fell: in November, Nic Cupac, one of the hundred members of the technical team, was found dead due to natural causes in his hotel room in the city of Fez, in Morocco, where the film was filmed. He is a veteran cameraman in the film industry who has also worked on films such as Jurassic Park, Harry Potter and Star Wars.

And before, the shooting of the movie became complicated when Morocco banned flights to and from the UK due to rising Covid cases. In fact, Ford himself would have flown into the country before announcing the ban and it didn’t.

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