Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny theme music is finished, says John Williams

• John Williams is returning to Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny in June.
• This will be John’s last movie as India Jones.
• The composer has stated the score for the movie is finished.

The 2023 film season has accelerated considerably, yet there is only one name in adventure: Indiana Jones. In June, Harrison Ford’s renowned archaeologist will make one final appearance on the big screen in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. The most known aspect of Indiana Jones would be his theme music, which was written by the renowned John Williams.

It’s wonderful to imagine Harrison Ford donning the fedora once more and to imagine what James Mangold will bring to the action sequences. Now the composer has stated the score for Dial of Destiny is finished and that it’s going to be a long one.

The composer discussed his upcoming return to Indiana Jones in an interview with the media that was focused on his Oscar-nominated work in Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans.

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“It’s certainly got to be an hour and a half of music, maybe more,” Williams said, “But I’m quite happy with it. There’s a lot of new material. The old material works very well as a touchstone of memory, but I had great fun, and I have a theme that I’ve written for Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the wonderful actress.”

In the most recent movie, Waller-Bridge portrays Indy’s goddaughter Helena, and Williams unveiled her theme song at the Hollywood Bowl last summer.

Any Indiana Jones adventure must have a compelling tale, but it appears that Dial of Destiny won’t lose the timeless quality of its predecessors, which should please fans of the venerable franchise. Williams has reassured fans of this and has only been gushing about Ford and Waller-acting Bridge in Dial of Destiny as well as the writing.

“Harrison is wonderful in it. He looks great, he moves beautifully.” Williams said. “The best part of it for me is the writing and the interplay of dialogue between Harrison and Phoebe, like the old-style Hepburn-and-Tracy kind of bickering. It’s witty and bright and snappy, like a duet that goes on for two hours.”

Indy will face off against Mads Mikkelsen’s Voller, a former Nazi scientist, in a race against time in 1969, at the height of the space era.

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