@christine John Williams did the score for Indiana Jones and the empire strikes back. It’s just an observation. There was absolutely nothing negative about my comment. You need to chill out, lol
John wrote a full statement of the theme in 2008 for Crystal Skull and he’s performed it regularly since. It really captures everything you said in an arrangement that has no Indy and is just for the lady :)
@@tord6725 The first time I saw this film and he shot the swordsman, I was simply amazed! I can't think of many other film sequences which have that complete surprise and magic.
Haha Spielberg acting like a professor and charging Harrison with a watermelon was hilarious. The man definitely knows how to have a good time with his cast
@@johansmallberries9874 He didn't have to fake feeling like crap in the finished scene where he's wiping his brow twice before shooting the swordsman. He looked like he was going to keel over any minute there.
are any of these scenes on the box set or is lucas to cheap and spiteful to give it to us fans and I dont mean the middle finger plus that scene of the indy riding the parescope from the submarine minature myabe there a still but no scene
@@johansmallberries9874 No, you live in a corrupt World system where someone that films lies and deception (easy evil) knowing it will be given millions of dollars for it and worshipped for truly accomplishing nothing in life. That's not truly earning it, that's favor. Corrupt, unjust favor...
@@jenniferbeatty7545 I feel like you're just a jealous butthurt socialist who is mad that people can actually earn money using their intelligence and skill. Sad that you will never be able to do this as you seem neither intelligent or skilled.
I wish I did. I was 10 years old and my close friend with his dad was going to take me to see a movie ...it was either going to be Raiders or ET....my friend chose ET.... so I never got to see this at a theater. I wish I did. We are no longer friends. Lol.
Wow! Harrison and Karen sure looked good together. It's something about when she tries to throw the punch and he catches her arm and just holds the gaze at 3:05
She was very beautiful in "Raiders", very natural, very charming and full of energy. And there is no plastic surgery, no heavy makeup here. I wonder if any actress of today could play this part. It's also very sad that the female lead in the second Indy film is a stupid, screeching blonde who just gets on your nerves. I wonder what Spielberg was thinking.
In 1981. This movie stayed in one theater for almost one year in new york city. In fact. That theater said many people saw it more two times they had people signed it that theater to see if it would have people coming back.
Was that the Paramount Theater in midtown Manhattan? Since Paramount released it, that would make sense. I miss that theater...Time Warner Mall stands near that area now.
Raiders has had approximately 88.5 Million admissions / tickets sold, which means it ranks 21 on the all time domestic box office adjusted for inflation! (Which for example is above 'Avengers Infinity War' by the way)
i think they shot a lot more but they had too much smoke on set so it got a little too dark. In the making of you can even hear Spielberg talking about that whole scene that never made it to the movie at the end.
I think it came off as too unbelievable to keep in the final film. I don't think Nazi's would have taken too kindly to that kind of treatment from Sallah. Also, the way Sallah spills the soup on them isn't very natural, at least in that particular take.
Indy's low-key boning his students and Marcus is just, "Not now, Indy." Gotta say, the John Williams score really ties the movie (and its successors) together. Naww, that kiss between them is cute. Oh god, they should have left a cameo of Steven as a heckler or something. Love these, thanks for the upload!!
Johan Smallberries think she was 15... Imagine working with a professor you look up to and then bang his underage daughter, even for the 1920s that was weird
The reason why Indy welcomes Marcus at home in a bathing robe is because in the original script he just DID bone the student, and we were supposed to see her sneak out, while Indy is a bit embarrassed to be caught by Marcus.
@@noamias4897 George Lucas actually wanted Marion to be around age 11 or 12 when Indy (who was 25) boned her. www.polygon.com/2015/8/3/9089181/indiana-jones-abusive-creep
@@rustincohle2135 "It's not _interesting_ enough if she was 16 or 17." Jesus! The number of walking cesspools the public has been conned into admiring for decades just keeps growing. And even though Spielberg was aware enough to walk him back, he didn't really express any dismay at the notion. Like "Man, that's fuckin' twisted. He's supposed to be the hero, not the villain. What the hell is wrong with you?" He was more like "Eh, maybe we settle in the vague middle-ground." Makes ya wonder how many times these assholes visited Epstein Island.
Like most deleted scenes, these demonstrate how easy it is to 'over-egg the pudding' and how many great choices were made for the final cut. Shame they weren't as judicious with Crystal Skull.
I thought some of the deleted scenes looked amazing! You gotta remember these weren’t edited or done with sound design. The scenes weren’t completed. The one with all the corpses looked like a massive set up. Would love to have seen that scene
That periscope scene does make me wonder: Without it in the movie, it doesn't make sense that Indy would be able to ride the submarine to their hideout. Wouldn't they submerge completely? An easy fix to this would have simply been to say that the ark couldn't be put inside the submarine because of its size, so it had to ride on top (along with Indy) and they didn't submerge because they didn't want to risk harming the ark. With 'Crystal Skull', George Lucas had come to Steven Spielberg several times with variations of the idea and each time Steven said he "didn't want to do another alien movie" since he had done several up to that point. But George eventually came up with the line for Steven, "Oh, they're not aliens, they're 'interdimensional beings'." It seems that was enough to convince Steven to do it. He should have listened to his instinct. A year or two after it came out, Harrison was on stage at some event and was asked about doing another Indy movie. Hi response was something like, "I'd love to do another one...but this time we won't be going to Mars..." seeming to throw some shade at 'Crystal Skulls'. The rumor is that Indy 5 will involve time travel, but I hope that rumor turns out NOT to be true.
@@Barefoot67 Maybe it's because I saw Temple of Doom as a kid, but I always loved it. I just don't understand all the hate for it. Yeah, Willie is annoying, but that's kind of the point.
alfa-psi If BLK is a man he could be honestly attracted to women so he could be bisexual. And if he is just worried about HIV diseases he. at not be latent at all.
@@alfa-psi Whoa hold up. First of all, fuck you. Second, making the statement that Harrison Ford is handsome is basically an objective fact and admiring that doesn't make me gay or bisexual. If I said I wanted to fuck the guy or was sexually aroused then yeah, that would make me one of those two. Karen Allen on the other hand, circa 1981, I can say without ambiguity was sexually attractive and I would be on that in a second. To say a straight person can't admire good looking people is bullshit.
My all time favourite movie and the only one that gets a perfect ‘10’. Every single frame is just perfectly executed and Harrison Ford is right at the top of his game. It’s only my opinion, but for me this the best cinema can be.
When I watch these outakes, I keep thinking how cool it must be to be a famous actor. To have so many memories of a rewarding and unique work life, and all recorded to view anytime. An amazing part of one's life to look back on.
You can tell Harrison Ford is in his element on a movie set. He looks like he's enjoying every minute, laughing, clowning around with the crew, etc. He obviously loves his work. But when you see him being interviewed on a talk show, he's pretty serious and introverted. I guess part of that is being asked the same questions over and over. But it's cool to see this side of his personality.
@@kennethwayne6857I honestly have respect for actors who do this. Better than actors who don’t do certain films because of too little money, as if they’re not lucky to even have the chance.
Legend of a film when it first came out, this was as great as the comic book version , What a time it was. Decided to watch it on Halloween, and what a throwback. Honestly, for a movie made in the 1980s, it was done really good especially with the limited tech they had. Top tier soundtrack, storyline, and honestly the best Indiana Jones movie out of the whole series. I don't want to spoil too much, but it's worth watching, especially this one. Legend of a cast, espically the one and only Harrison "Indiana Jones" Ford. "It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage." -Harrison Ford
@strontiumXnitrate how does admiring Harrison Ford's looks when he was a young actor make someone a pervert? After all, movies preserve an actor's looks for posterity. I think that Errol Flynn, Carry Grant, and other male actors from that generation are handsome. I'm also aware that they are much older than me, and sadly they're gone from this world.
Yes it has been 40 years kids. Remember so well sitting in the cool theater on a very hot summer day in my home town watching this for the first time. We were still on the Star Wars high when Indiana Jones came along.
I have seen this movie SO many times, but this is the first I've seen this footage. What a treat! Thanks for posting! I didn't know all this footage existed.
Real filmmaking! Such a shame the way Hollywood sank lower and lower as the decades passed by. Movies such as these, really are a pleasure to revisit over and over.
I’m honestly very glad Harrison had food poisoning for awhile. Instead of the sword fight we got one of the greatest moments in all of cinema that many films like Batman Forever pay tribute to till this day
I remember hearing about how Indy's fight with the swordsman was supposed to go as shown in the outtakes" but on the day of filming Ford was so sick that he said to Spielberg, "How about I just shoot the guy?"
Yep. That's exactly how it happened. I'm glad at least footage of what would have been the fight sequence exists at least in outtake form. It's too bad Ford was so sick they didn't do the scene as planned, but then again the finished scene is one of the more memorable moments in the movie, let alone the series in general.
I heard it wasn't just Ford who was ill that day. A lot of the cast & crew were. Spielberg was one of the few who wasn't as he only ate tinned or packaged food & didn't drink anything that wasn't from a bottle or a can.
@@runlarryrun77 Spielberg was the smart one of that group. Just about everyone else came down with dysentery or something else during the shoot in Tunisia.
@@jasonrigone7771 When filming on location you have a local catering company prepare meals during the working day, and on days off, or outside of working hours, the hotel has food, or people can go and eat in restaurants or what-have-you while visiting the area. Nothing to do with being cheap, Spielberg probably didn't brave eating out and the others did. For many, sampling local food when on location in another country, or another region in your own country, is part of the fun. You get you try things completely new. Some people aren't as open to trying to new foods. Anyway, this wasn't the first production in Tunisia to be hit with food poisoning, which is something Spielberg was probably also aware of.
Raiders is such a perfect movie, because of the structure of the script, because of the tautness of the editing, because Indy himself is hungry to go after the object of the quest, the Ark, because the Ark is a DEADLY artifact, containing the very power and wrath of God, because of just the right tone of humor, seriousness, suspense, horror and incredible action set-pieces, in a way none of the subsequent installments have been able to completely successfully recapture. Hire Lawrence Kasdan or his son to write Indy 5! We need a Kasdan back in there!
Many, and I mean many disagree with me, but I still think Crystal Skull is the only one that can really compare to Raiders. It feels like he has the hunger of adventure again, and actually wants to find the skulls. Watch the scene at the end, when the UFO arises. He's in pure awe, its incredible to watch.
I agree, Indy got his zeal back in Skull. In Temple he talked "fortune and glory" but was actually bored, and in Crusade he could give a rat's ass about the Grail, just wanted his father back.
0:46 Indy was probably thinking to himself, "Oh my gosh, that looks SO fake...I can't believe Satipo fell for that." Good thing Lucasfilm Ltd. cut this from the final film. FUN FACT: The reason everyone was messing around with Steven Spielberg is because they were jealous that he was the ONLY person who did not get sick while filming in the scorching Cairo settings.
Love this film and just watched it again. Always wonder how Indy traveled on that submarine without getting caught and why didn't the truck driver with the Ark, just stop and let everyone get out and catch Indy.
@@shack8110 now you mention it WTF? He waves at the ship and they cheer and then the next thing he is in the submarine base? You would never get away with that today I think but it is such a charming film and to be honest most people who fell in love with the movie when they saw it were probably under 13 years old. Kids give a creative license.
the famous scene where indy had the shits and the idea was to shoot the bad guy ford take credit speilberg takes credit never hear lucas taking credit does any body know for sure who came up with the shoot the bad guy
The 80's, and movies and creative works such as Raiders were truly magical. You experienced this movie and it ran in your head for months... good times that I am glad to have lived thru.
He was paid $2500/wk for Raiders, and $3 mil for Spiderman 2. Nice step up, bit player to star. Strange that he hasn't even been nominated for an Oscar yet; plenty of other awards though.
This is awesome! The Sallah executions scenes are still the holy grail of unseen footage as far as I’m concerned, nice to see some of the prelude. Also never knew about that Belloq in the tent stuff
PurpleBox89 When Indy was in the Map Room, Sallah was captured and was to be shot by while tied up. It most likely would’ve taken place after that deleted scene where Sallah spilled the food on the Germans. A young German soldier (no younger than 18 or 19) was tasked with pulling the trigger to kill him but he couldn’t do it and refused. It was largely unimportant to the story as a whole, but it would’ve been nice to see that not all German soldiers were cold-blooded Nazis and some were forcefully recruited against their will.
I was going to make a similar comment. The actor playing the Nazi soldier ordered to kill Sallah apparently gave a tremendous performance that had everyone on the set talking about it. But I had read the scene was to have occurred while Indy and Marion were trapped in the Well of the Souls.
Every deleted scene was a good call. All of them were entirely serviceable for a normal film, but Spielberg had a total commitment to the pace and high stakes of this film. Once you get past the early scene in the academic setting, every moment matters.
Great stuff! I always wondered if there was something missing in the sub scene as they submerge and he's still on the outside! This is great stuff. Love the sealing Steven up in the tomb at the end and Harrison gesturing 'that's all folks!' One of the greatest movies ever made. Thank goodness they did it and thank the heavens all those talented people were involved.
WOW, i literally have never seen Harrison actually laughing and smiling before, ever. i loved Karen Allen back in the day, before Raiders ever came out. and she was great in Raiders and The Wanderers and Star Man, Animal House, Cruising. she was so fresh faced and charismatic and all in a very nice low maintenance sort of way. i was thrilled when they brought her back for part 5 and she still looks surprisingly fresh faced, too bad the film was a disappointment.
A shame a pedophile like Speilberg made it. Harrison was quite handsome in it and also as Han Solo. Hated how Han Solo met his end. His son didn't look anything like him or the Princess.
This was a movie great - action holding you all the way through. Newness in scenario and well played. Casting, was just right - each actor and actress knew their part and fit in their place in the script. A classic!
@christine How's that jealousy? XD Similarities in music happen all the time. Pirates of the Caribbean's theme sounds a lot like Gladiator's due to Hans Zimmer being involved in both.
@christine It's about the music by John Williams. All composers have tendencies, hence similarities in music happen all the time. It's Marion's theme, not her relationship w/ Indy. The OP even said that it might be coincidence.
Did you know they had lots of wardrobe hassels trying to make her look taller? The white pants w boots was one and end scene with her on steps above him another.
The Indy-Marion deleted kiss in her bar is so many things at once: romantic, intense, sexy, erotic and, considering their morally questionable backstory coupling: perverted and sleazy. Yeah. They're the perfect onscreen couple in cinema history.
When Marion says "I was a child" I don't think she means she was a minor. I believe she means she was young and inexperienced and Indy was her first love.
@@WillCamxno it wasn't that she was young inexperienced Marion ravenwood was literally 15 years old, and Indiana Jones was 27 when they become romantically and sexually involved , in George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's transcript this is an old story since the freaking 1970s when the story and transcript was written, people like you are getting annoying, either get up to speed or shut up
Good old days....Dokthor Jones!!...When I saw that movie..I immediately wanted to be an archaeologist..Indy was my 1st childhood "wanna be like him"!!..
After 42 Years, This Movie Still Goes Strong, and Never Dies 😃✊👍🏻
Last night I watched it for the first time in 30 years and the 2 hours glide by effortlessly. An iconic film. I was amazed by how much I remembered.
42 years? man that seems unreal.
@@TAGE_FPV tell me about it! 😮💨
Karen Allen has possibly the most unique and wonderful smile in existence.
She really did have this unique natural cuteness thing going on she really is beautiful
@@uncharted9097 my guy understands
@@solitudeguard5688 oh yea I do and if anyone thinks otherwise they just don’t want to admit she’s amazing
So true
And it’s terrifying
This belongs in museum
Love it! Great reference.
@@rte4634 greatest movie of all time, really ticks every box
The Roo so do you!
@@ryanfreeman5333 this is where Forrestal cashed in
Literally
To this day, I still believe this is the single greatest action film of all time. It's got literally everything.
A tough argument to beat.
AGREED!!
Raiders and Die Hard are my top 2 action flicks of all time.
Giant rolling stone ball... Epic
Indy getting the shits made the scene better but how did it turn out there in the whip version
You are right.
To me, Marion’s Theme is one of the most romantic themes ever written. It has a sweeping, uplifting, passion.
it's very similar to the Han and Leia love them in the empire strikes back, in a lot of ways.
@christine John Williams did the score for Indiana Jones and the empire strikes back. It’s just an observation. There was absolutely nothing negative about my comment. You need to chill out, lol
As good as Rachel's love theme from Harrison Ford's Bladerunner.
John wrote a full statement of the theme in 2008 for Crystal Skull and he’s performed it regularly since. It really captures everything you said in an arrangement that has no Indy and is just for the lady :)
So weird to hear Harrison Ford laughing like that.
@William Baker i think Im talking about on-screen persona vs. off-screen.
G Kroll Indy has that macho laugh but ford doesn’t
Harrison had a hard time dealing with himself for more than 30 years. He changed his image a lot after his las appearance as Han Solo.
actors take themselves way to seriously let em get a real job dont care where they started form@@Michael_Shoemaker
William Baker Hes always cared
I’ve seen this film so many times that watching these deleted scenes is like peering into an alternative reality.
Alternate reality where Indy didn’t shoot the swordsman
@@tord6725 The first time I saw this film and he shot the swordsman, I was simply amazed! I can't think of many other film sequences which have that complete surprise and magic.
@@stevenevillealarms8507 it’s anti climatic and hilarious because you expect a huge sword fight but just GUN
Haha Spielberg acting like a professor and charging Harrison with a watermelon was hilarious. The man definitely knows how to have a good time with his cast
You have no idea
@@michaeltaylors2456 I think I know what you're hinting at, i thought the same
@@starwarsroo2448I also think I know what he's implying. that island...
the infamous sword fight. It does exist!
The scene that was kept is way better! 😁
With comic relief street butcher man!
It's good that they cut the fight sequence. What we got instead was 1000 times more iconic.
I still can't help but think Ford was about to shit his brains out the whole time haha.
@@johansmallberries9874 He didn't have to fake feeling like crap in the finished scene where he's wiping his brow twice before shooting the swordsman. He looked like he was going to keel over any minute there.
3:42 omg Karen Allen's smile is enough to make me melt. She was just perfect for this movie. Her outfit in this scene is absolutely beautiful.
I love her aggressive gesture to come here.
This upload must have been worked on by top men... top men.
So that means it's soon getting put into a crate, sealed and moved to a warehouse full of crates? :(
*camera pans out from video title, row upon row of video playlists revealed. Que ark theme, roll credits..
@@KRAFTWERK2K6 They'll put it in an abandoned Blockbuster
Then they took it to a secret chamber
@@mooseyman74 secret chamber? ^^
This is awesome I've watched raiders at least 200 times so watching these cut scenes is almost like watching it for the first time.
Zach Lennon you are watching it for the first time
@@voodoochile333 i meant like watching the film.
are any of these scenes on the box set or is lucas to cheap and spiteful to give it to us fans and I dont mean the middle finger plus that scene of the indy riding the parescope from the submarine minature myabe there a still but no scene
supposed the sub went down then where would indy be
only 200? not a true fan….
Spielberg rock'n a Star Wars hat.
Excellent!!
Well, he made a load of money out of Star Wars, and still is.
It's all about the money. They're evil, greedy, power hungry, controlling Trash and they get it all without truly earning it...
You just watched a whole video of him earning his money.
@@johansmallberries9874 No, you live in a corrupt World system where someone that films lies and deception (easy evil) knowing it will be given millions of dollars for it and worshipped for truly accomplishing nothing in life. That's not truly earning it, that's favor. Corrupt, unjust favor...
@@jenniferbeatty7545 I feel like you're just a jealous butthurt socialist who is mad that people can actually earn money using their intelligence and skill. Sad that you will never be able to do this as you seem neither intelligent or skilled.
I’m just now seeing these in 2020? I have an entire room of my house devoted to this movie.
Is your room booby trapped?
When can I come visit?
I like that. I'd be lying if I said parts of my room weren't devoted to it as well ;)
Had the pleasure of seeing this at the cinema as a kid. Truly magical and so exciting
I wish I did. I was 10 years old and my close friend with his dad was going to take me to see a movie ...it was either going to be Raiders or ET....my friend chose ET.... so I never got to see this at a theater. I wish I did.
We are no longer friends. Lol.
Jaw-dropping!! These are scenes that I had only HEARD about in rumors! Thank you for posting!
Thanks! I love the scenes too!
JAWS dropping!
she was so young her freaking freckles werent even born yet
What i love about movies like this is that its no CGI. They have to figure out how to make movies as realistic as possible without harming the actors.
Yeah nothing fake looking about it.I miss old school film making!
Absolutely one of the best movies EVER made. I have literally watched this movie more than 200 times and love it every time.
Wow! Harrison and Karen sure looked good together. It's something about when she tries to throw the punch and he catches her arm and just holds the gaze at 3:05
Karen Allen is so incredibly beautiful, wow, Lee.
Agreed. When she smiled, she radiated like a tiny sun.
@christine We in Australia were lucky enough to have her starring in a movie called "Sweet Talker", co-starring Bryan Brown.
My Scientific and Official Opinion is.... YAWSAH!
She was very beautiful in "Raiders", very natural, very charming and full of energy. And there is no plastic surgery, no heavy makeup here. I wonder if any actress of today could play this part.
It's also very sad that the female lead in the second Indy film is a stupid, screeching blonde who just gets on your nerves. I wonder what Spielberg was thinking.
Clicked the vid just for her footage ❤ My favorite of all the Indiana Jones characters
In 1981. This movie stayed in one theater for almost one year in new york city. In fact. That theater said many people saw it more two times they had people signed it that theater to see if it would have people coming back.
Was that the Paramount Theater in midtown Manhattan? Since Paramount released it, that would make sense. I miss that theater...Time Warner Mall stands near that area now.
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 yes l remember that theater
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 also trump hotel is there
Raiders has had approximately 88.5 Million admissions / tickets sold, which means it ranks 21 on the all time domestic box office adjusted for inflation! (Which for example is above 'Avengers Infinity War' by the way)
@@Minotaur_ that a true statement about raiders of lost ark it made more money by the record of movies made in that time
Sallah throwing the food a the Nazi's was hilarious. Shame they didn't keep that
i think they shot a lot more but they had too much smoke on set so it got a little too dark. In the making of you can even hear Spielberg talking about that whole scene that never made it to the movie at the end.
I think it came off as too unbelievable to keep in the final film. I don't think Nazi's would have taken too kindly to that kind of treatment from Sallah. Also, the way Sallah spills the soup on them isn't very natural, at least in that particular take.
WackySwacky Too unbelievable? Dude, their faces melt at the end and you’re complaining about what’s believable.
Acting sucked on it
Are those real German actors?
In a time where every single movie is either a reboot, sequel, or prequel, can we just appreciate this iconic, entirely original idea of a movie??
Never seen "Secrets of the Incas", have you?
Pygar2 Raiders is supposedly inspired by it, but that doesn't make it the same as a reboot
I loved how Spielberg mentions jaws while standing in the water
Of all Spielberg's many outstanding talents, I think possibly the most important was his skill with handling his actors.
This movie is perfection from start to finish.
Good they cut the periscope scene out looked silly
Indy's low-key boning his students and Marcus is just, "Not now, Indy."
Gotta say, the John Williams score really ties the movie (and its successors) together.
Naww, that kiss between them is cute.
Oh god, they should have left a cameo of Steven as a heckler or something.
Love these, thanks for the upload!!
Old habits die hard. What was Marion, like 16 when they had their tryst?
Johan Smallberries think she was 15...
Imagine working with a professor you look up to and then bang his underage daughter, even for the 1920s that was weird
The reason why Indy welcomes Marcus at home in a bathing robe is because in the original script he just DID bone the student, and we were supposed to see her sneak out, while Indy is a bit embarrassed to be caught by Marcus.
@@noamias4897 George Lucas actually wanted Marion to be around age 11 or 12 when Indy (who was 25) boned her.
www.polygon.com/2015/8/3/9089181/indiana-jones-abusive-creep
@@rustincohle2135 "It's not _interesting_ enough if she was 16 or 17." Jesus! The number of walking cesspools the public has been conned into admiring for decades just keeps growing. And even though Spielberg was aware enough to walk him back, he didn't really express any dismay at the notion. Like "Man, that's fuckin' twisted. He's supposed to be the hero, not the villain. What the hell is wrong with you?" He was more like "Eh, maybe we settle in the vague middle-ground." Makes ya wonder how many times these assholes visited Epstein Island.
Like most deleted scenes, these demonstrate how easy it is to 'over-egg the pudding' and how many great choices were made for the final cut. Shame they weren't as judicious with Crystal Skull.
Crystal Skull shouldve never got off the paper though, nevermind "judicious edits"
I thought some of the deleted scenes looked amazing!
You gotta remember these weren’t edited or done with sound design. The scenes weren’t completed.
The one with all the corpses looked like a massive set up.
Would love to have seen that scene
AND temple of doom, that nightmare movie. They should have cut all of that actually
That periscope scene does make me wonder: Without it in the movie, it doesn't make sense that Indy would be able to ride the submarine to their hideout. Wouldn't they submerge completely? An easy fix to this would have simply been to say that the ark couldn't be put inside the submarine because of its size, so it had to ride on top (along with Indy) and they didn't submerge because they didn't want to risk harming the ark.
With 'Crystal Skull', George Lucas had come to Steven Spielberg several times with variations of the idea and each time Steven said he "didn't want to do another alien movie" since he had done several up to that point. But George eventually came up with the line for Steven, "Oh, they're not aliens, they're 'interdimensional beings'." It seems that was enough to convince Steven to do it. He should have listened to his instinct. A year or two after it came out, Harrison was on stage at some event and was asked about doing another Indy movie. Hi response was something like, "I'd love to do another one...but this time we won't be going to Mars..." seeming to throw some shade at 'Crystal Skulls'. The rumor is that Indy 5 will involve time travel, but I hope that rumor turns out NOT to be true.
@@Barefoot67 Maybe it's because I saw Temple of Doom as a kid, but I always loved it. I just don't understand all the hate for it. Yeah, Willie is annoying, but that's kind of the point.
It's fun to see the sword fight outtakes, but the way it plays out in the movie is legendary.
My favorite movie of all time, seen it 65 times back in 1981, thank you for posting this. It was a real thrill to see!
"You can't do this to me I'm an American" One of my favourite lines in the film from Marion
These extra scenes would have been discovered sooner but apparently they were digging in the wrong place,,,giggitty giggitty
They should have taken back one Kadam.
@@mikejunior211 To honor the Hebrew director whose movie this is.
I am the monarch of the sea, I am the ruler of the-...bad dates. ;)
I'm just gonna say it, Harrison Ford was a handsome dude. No homo...but there it is lol
alfa-psi If BLK is a man he could be honestly attracted to women so he could be bisexual. And if he is just worried about HIV diseases he. at not be latent at all.
BLK USA Karen Allen is better looking.
He still is.
@@alfa-psi Whoa hold up. First of all, fuck you. Second, making the statement that Harrison Ford is handsome is basically an objective fact and admiring that doesn't make me gay or bisexual. If I said I wanted to fuck the guy or was sexually aroused then yeah, that would make me one of those two. Karen Allen on the other hand, circa 1981, I can say without ambiguity was sexually attractive and I would be on that in a second. To say a straight person can't admire good looking people is bullshit.
Yeah he seriously looked good as hell. I’m not gay, but if I could look just like I wanted I’d look like him lol
My all time favourite movie and the only one that gets a perfect ‘10’. Every single frame is just perfectly executed and Harrison Ford is right at the top of his game. It’s only my opinion, but for me this the best cinema can be.
When I watch these outakes, I keep thinking how cool it must be to be a famous actor. To have so many memories of a rewarding and unique work life, and all recorded to view anytime. An amazing part of one's life to look back on.
It's an actor's life's work on film that will last forever.
You can tell Harrison Ford is in his element on a movie set. He looks like he's enjoying every minute, laughing, clowning around with the crew, etc. He obviously loves his work. But when you see him being interviewed on a talk show, he's pretty serious and introverted. I guess part of that is being asked the same questions over and over. But it's cool to see this side of his personality.
@jonathanbirch2022yeah, I lost all respect for him when he hand delivered Roman Polanski his Oscar. Fucking disgusting
@jonathanbirch2022 I don't think he was. Maybe you mean corrupted as in just doing certain films for the money?
@@kennethwayne6857I honestly have respect for actors who do this. Better than actors who don’t do certain films because of too little money, as if they’re not lucky to even have the chance.
@@Bread_Den Agreed.
Legend of a film when it first came out, this was as great as the comic book version , What a time it was.
Decided to watch it on Halloween, and what a throwback.
Honestly, for a movie made in the 1980s, it was done really good especially with the limited tech they had. Top tier soundtrack, storyline, and honestly the best Indiana Jones movie out of the whole series. I don't want to spoil too much, but it's worth watching, especially this one.
Legend of a cast, espically the one and only Harrison "Indiana Jones" Ford.
"It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage." -Harrison Ford
All of those scenes are better than the last 2 movies
Young Harrison.. so fiiiine
Look of Harrison has good for a western movie (Clint Eastwood) :)
And he's still fine, like fine wine.
Nigga u gay
@strontiumXnitrate how does admiring Harrison Ford's looks when he was a young actor make someone a pervert? After all, movies preserve an actor's looks for posterity. I think that Errol Flynn, Carry Grant, and other male actors from that generation are handsome. I'm also aware that they are much older than me, and sadly they're gone from this world.
@@meow_bastard It's a dude?
RIP Denholm Elliott. Long overdue condolences to the family for your loss :-(
Harrison Ford and Karen Allen had amazing fucking chemistry here, man
Now I finally know how Indy handled his way on the submarine.
Yes it has been 40 years kids. Remember so well sitting in the cool theater on a very hot summer day in my home town watching this for the first time. We were still on the Star Wars high when Indiana Jones came along.
I have seen this movie SO many times, but this is the first I've seen this footage. What a treat! Thanks for posting! I didn't know all this footage existed.
That was Belloq?
Real filmmaking! Such a shame the way Hollywood sank lower and lower as the decades passed by. Movies such as these, really are a pleasure to revisit over and over.
I’m honestly very glad Harrison had food poisoning for awhile. Instead of the sword fight we got one of the greatest moments in all of cinema that many films like Batman Forever pay tribute to till this day
When movies were movies. . . .
I luv Indiana Jones 🤠👻👻👻👻👻👻👻
In my heart I don`t want to see this cause I want to believe this Movie was perfect in evey first take, but this is gold.
This proves that Harrison Ford used to be a happy guy.
This is hilarious.
@Peter Parker Age. Happens to us all. At least, it's preferable to the alternative.
@@RossReedstrom It's not the years, it's the mileage.
Right after he got with Carrie Fisher (apparently).
I remember hearing about how Indy's fight with the swordsman was supposed to go as shown in the outtakes" but on the day of filming Ford was so sick that he said to Spielberg, "How about I just shoot the guy?"
Yep. That's exactly how it happened. I'm glad at least footage of what would have been the fight sequence exists at least in outtake form. It's too bad Ford was so sick they didn't do the scene as planned, but then again the finished scene is one of the more memorable moments in the movie, let alone the series in general.
I heard it wasn't just Ford who was ill that day. A lot of the cast & crew were. Spielberg was one of the few who wasn't as he only ate tinned or packaged food & didn't drink anything that wasn't from a bottle or a can.
@@runlarryrun77 Spielberg was the smart one of that group. Just about everyone else came down with dysentery or something else during the shoot in Tunisia.
@@alucard624 how cheap was that? As a Director, to have your main Cast eating the local bacteria n u eat your packaged Nando´s to go? Damn...
@@jasonrigone7771 When filming on location you have a local catering company prepare meals during the working day, and on days off, or outside of working hours, the hotel has food, or people can go and eat in restaurants or what-have-you while visiting the area. Nothing to do with being cheap, Spielberg probably didn't brave eating out and the others did. For many, sampling local food when on location in another country, or another region in your own country, is part of the fun. You get you try things completely new. Some people aren't as open to trying to new foods. Anyway, this wasn't the first production in Tunisia to be hit with food poisoning, which is something Spielberg was probably also aware of.
Raiders is such a perfect movie, because of the structure of the script, because of the tautness of the editing, because Indy himself is hungry to go after the object of the quest, the Ark, because the Ark is a DEADLY artifact, containing the very power and wrath of God, because of just the right tone of humor, seriousness, suspense, horror and incredible action set-pieces, in a way none of the subsequent installments have been able to completely successfully recapture. Hire Lawrence Kasdan or his son to write Indy 5! We need a Kasdan back in there!
Yes, please bring Lawrence Kasdan back -- son if necessary. Bring good script editors too in case Lucas shows up.
No don't get his son, his son is an idiot.
Many, and I mean many disagree with me, but I still think Crystal Skull is the only one that can really compare to Raiders. It feels like he has the hunger of adventure again, and actually wants to find the skulls. Watch the scene at the end, when the UFO arises. He's in pure awe, its incredible to watch.
I agree, Indy got his zeal back in Skull. In Temple he talked "fortune and glory" but was actually bored, and in Crusade he could give a rat's ass about the Grail, just wanted his father back.
You've got to be joking, Crystal Skull is nowhere near Raiders that's an insult. @@thegageinator805
Nice to see that "Susan" now has a name, even though she had no lines in the finished movie!
Susan looks like Olivia Wilde
The perfect movie and everyone in it are brilliant.
And all the music makes your hairs stand on end .
Funny, exciting, romantic .
Everything
0:46 Indy was probably thinking to himself, "Oh my gosh, that looks SO fake...I can't believe Satipo fell for that."
Good thing Lucasfilm Ltd. cut this from the final film.
FUN FACT: The reason everyone was messing around with Steven Spielberg is because they were jealous that he was the ONLY person who did not get sick while filming in the scorching Cairo settings.
Love this film and just watched it again. Always wonder how Indy traveled on that submarine without getting caught and why didn't the truck driver with the Ark, just stop and let everyone get out and catch Indy.
I always heard that..I read that that was the reason the Sword man scene was cut to Indy just plugging him..(do people still say plugging?)..
@@shack8110 now you mention it WTF? He waves at the ship and they cheer and then the next thing he is in the submarine base? You would never get away with that today I think but it is such a charming film and to be honest most people who fell in love with the movie when they saw it were probably under 13 years old. Kids give a creative license.
It wasn't actually filmed in Cairo.
the famous scene where indy had the shits and the idea was to shoot the bad guy ford take credit speilberg takes credit never hear lucas taking credit does any body know for sure who came up with the shoot the bad guy
Daaaaaaaaaaamn Harrison Ford! Hotter than Hell in this movie! I saw it when I was 4 and I thought so then too!
Ps. John Williams is a genius!
People may forget what a great soundtrack the film has. It sets the mood perfectly.
Probably my favorite movie of all time and this just made it better. FUN!!
4:05 Wow. I did not know they actually filmed part of the sword fight
The 80's, and movies and creative works such as Raiders were truly magical. You experienced this movie and it ran in your head for months... good times that I am glad to have lived thru.
That was Alfred Molina in the first scene. One day he will win an Oscar.
IKR? Still the best Doc Ock and one of the best CBM villains so far.
yes...Octpuss in Spiderman 2 :)
He was also good in Chocolat.
Yep I noticed that too
He was paid $2500/wk for Raiders, and $3 mil for Spiderman 2. Nice step up, bit player to star. Strange that he hasn't even been nominated for an Oscar yet; plenty of other awards though.
That melting face still holds up as one of the best effects ever
42 Years Later, it still looks Creepy!!!
The man drop-kicked a melon! Fantastic!
This is awesome! The Sallah executions scenes are still the holy grail of unseen footage as far as I’m concerned, nice to see some of the prelude. Also never knew about that Belloq in the tent stuff
I've never heard of the Sallah execution scenes
Same, they were going to kill Sallah?!
PurpleBox89 When Indy was in the Map Room, Sallah was captured and was to be shot by while tied up. It most likely would’ve taken place after that deleted scene where Sallah spilled the food on the Germans. A young German soldier (no younger than 18 or 19) was tasked with pulling the trigger to kill him but he couldn’t do it and refused. It was largely unimportant to the story as a whole, but it would’ve been nice to see that not all German soldiers were cold-blooded Nazis and some were forcefully recruited against their will.
I was going to make a similar comment. The actor playing the Nazi soldier ordered to kill Sallah apparently gave a tremendous performance that had everyone on the set talking about it.
But I had read the scene was to have occurred while Indy and Marion were trapped in the Well of the Souls.
So he DID hold onto the periscope the whole way there. Always wondered how he managed that journey.
It's a good think they stayed at periscope depth. Otherwise, end of the world, roll the credits.
In the novel Indy ties himself to the periscope with his whip.
@@davidmitchell9575 and in the comic adaptation as well I think!
Yeah, always wondered about that.
Every deleted scene was a good call. All of them were entirely serviceable for a normal film, but Spielberg had a total commitment to the pace and high stakes of this film. Once you get past the early scene in the academic setting, every moment matters.
7:38 love how they just jam it in and adjust it instead of carefully fitting it. 😂
Wish they left in that scene with Sully owning the soldiers in the desert, that was great.
Frying pan ftw.
Great stuff! I always wondered if there was something missing in the sub scene as they submerge and he's still on the outside! This is great stuff. Love the sealing Steven up in the tomb at the end and Harrison gesturing 'that's all folks!' One of the greatest movies ever made. Thank goodness they did it and thank the heavens all those talented people were involved.
I always assumed that they were in a hurry and stayed on the surface so they could maintain a greater speed.
WOW, i literally have never seen Harrison actually laughing and smiling before, ever.
i loved Karen Allen back in the day, before Raiders ever came out. and she was great in Raiders and The Wanderers and Star Man, Animal House, Cruising. she was so fresh faced and charismatic and all in a very nice low maintenance sort of way. i was thrilled when they brought her back for part 5 and she still looks surprisingly fresh faced, too bad the film was a disappointment.
Karen Allen was frickin adorable!
She was indeed a gorgeous babe! 🥰
This is a work of art they dont make movies like they used to
I've seen RLA over 100 times. It's the most perfect movie story structure. Period.
A shame a pedophile like Speilberg made it. Harrison was quite handsome in it and also as Han Solo. Hated how Han Solo met his end. His son didn't look anything like him or the Princess.
@@lynettedevries1824 You are a weirdo
This was a movie great - action holding you all the way through. Newness in scenario and well played. Casting, was just right - each actor and actress knew their part and fit in their place in the script. A classic!
My favorite movie ever a masterpiece in every way
Marion’s theme sounds kind of like Han and Leia’s theme. Might be a coincidence.
It IS John Williams
Yea I know. It could be inspired by Han and Leia
They incorporate the same major-6th interval as their starting notes, that's why. Goes for Marion's theme, Leia's theme, and the Han/Leia love theme.
@christine How's that jealousy? XD Similarities in music happen all the time. Pirates of the Caribbean's theme sounds a lot like Gladiator's due to Hans Zimmer being involved in both.
@christine It's about the music by John Williams. All composers have tendencies, hence similarities in music happen all the time. It's Marion's theme, not her relationship w/ Indy. The OP even said that it might be coincidence.
Marion Ravenwood was the perfect match for Indiana Jones.
Did you know they had lots of wardrobe hassels trying to make her look taller? The white pants w boots was one and end scene with her on steps above him another.
Best video in the internet.
awsome! been looking for footage for the movie for a long time.
This greatest film ever made.
Each and every one of these movies are just as magical as the day they came out!!!!
This footage is pure gold. How come I hadn't seen it until today? Thanks for the upload
Jeff Lynne from ELO did a great job directing this picture
5:28 it was awesome 😂😂😂😂
She would have totally rocked as Princess Leia by the way
I live Karen Allen better than Fisher tbh
Was she up for that role?
I don't know where you found this...but THANK YOU!!!
It's in the bonus disc of the blu-ray 4-film set
Yep. It was cut down and editted.
Three film set! The only thing the Crystal Skull disc is good for is a drink coaster.
Found sealed away in an undiscovered chamber in an Egyptian Pyramid by Lara Croft.
@@xenofett7008 Meh, it was fine...it's just not one of my 3 favorites. If it had been any other franchise, I prolly would have liked it better.
4:42 It was at this moment Mr. Ford out of a joke suggested shooting the swordsman and Spielberg liked that idea better.
3:09 any girl sporting that smile is free to (try to) smack me
The periscope scene would have answered a question I've had for 40 years....
Doc ock is that you?
* Opens the Ark *
The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand
Yep! This was Alfred Molina's first feature film!
*Butter fingers.*
Gimli tho
listen bitch I aint buying you shit I got this monkey to feed
The Indy-Marion deleted kiss in her bar is so many things at once: romantic, intense, sexy, erotic and, considering their morally questionable backstory coupling: perverted and sleazy. Yeah. They're the perfect onscreen couple in cinema history.
When Marion says "I was a child" I don't think she means she was a minor. I believe she means she was young and inexperienced and Indy was her first love.
@@WillCamxno it wasn't that she was young inexperienced Marion ravenwood was literally 15 years old, and Indiana Jones was 27 when they become romantically and sexually involved , in George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's transcript this is an old story since the freaking 1970s when the story and transcript was written, people like you are getting annoying, either get up to speed or shut up
@@dorisbove2210 You realise this is fiction and none of it actually happened.
Who put this together? Top men. Top. Men.
This is absolutely one of my handful of favorite movies of all time. I wish I could see it again for the first time, over & over.
He is perfect
Raiders of the lost ark really kicks off advanture in movie history!
Unbelievable! I don't know where you found this stuff but thanks for posting it!
Blu ray box set
Good old days....Dokthor Jones!!...When I saw that movie..I immediately wanted to be an archaeologist..Indy was my 1st childhood "wanna be like him"!!..
HF was then at the peak of his handsomeness
This is a gem. Absolutely flawless gem!
I remember as a kid not connecting that Han Solo and Indy were the same person. It was quite a revelation.
Now THIS is what an outtakes & deleted scenes video should be like! Interesting additional footage that complements what we've already seen.