- We’ve come a long way since Linda Hamilton: Moon Bloodgood cast as female lead in “Terminator: Salvation.” (Hollywood Reporter)

- Confirmed: Producer says no plans exist for Narnia franchise after third film. (First Showing)

- A slew of new pictures from “Indy 4″ surface online. (/film)

- Guillermo del Toro to make another horror fantasy, talks briefly about “Saturn and the End of Days.” (Film Buff)

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- “It’s not the mileage, it’s the years?” Steven Spielberg and George Lucas discuss “Kingdom of the Crustal Skull.” (Entertainment Weekly)

- While their star discusses the possibility of Indy 5…in twenty years. (USA Today)

- This is where the magic happens: Jon Favreau takes us on a tour of Tony Stark’s pad. (Yahoo)

- Ashley Tisdale in negotiations for “Teen Witch,” a fantasy musical. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Ridley Scott taps Casey Affleck for “The Kind One,” the story of an amnesiac who winds up working for a mobster. (Variety)

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- “Every good movie gets forged through collaboration.” Ed Norton responds to criticism over “The Incredible Hulk.” (Entertainment Weekly)

- Speaking of the big green guy, his poster has people asking: “The Incredible Hulk No More”? (/film)

- More to love: “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” to run over 2 hours and 20 minutes. (Hollywood Elsewhere)

- Isn’t the whole idea of action figures sort of wrong for this movie? Anyway, here they are: Nite Owl and Rorschach from “Watchmen.” (Entertainment Weekly)

- M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Last Airbender” gets a 2010 release date, drops “Avatar” from its title. Meanwhile, the director talks about what drew him to the project. (Variety and Empire)

- I want to believe. No, really, “I Want to Believe.” “X-Files” follow-up gets a tagline title. (AP)

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- Mon Dieu! New pictures from “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” pop up in a French magazine. (/film)

- Alison Lohman replaces Ellen Page in Sam Raimi’s “Drag Me to Hell.” (Variety)

- Could “Rosemary’s Baby” be born again? Roman Polanski classic may be heading for a remake. (ShockTillYouDrop)

- Rose Byrne hops on board “Knowing” with Nicholas Cage. Story centers on a mysterious time capsule which may actually tell the future. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Just for fun: The opening credits of “Star Wars” as done in the style on Saul Bass. (Hollywood-Elsewhere)

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Depending on which metric you use (and whether you account for inflation) Samuel L. Jackson is either the highest or second-highest grossing movie star alive today. But while Jackson’s cameo in “Iron Man” is bound to help the cause, his main competition is about to get a pretty assured bump of his own.

There’s not much you can do to stop Harrison Ford or Indiana Jones. That’s why Jackson was so eager to join them.

“I was kinda hoping [they would find me a role],” he joked of a cameo in “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.” “They said they couldn’t!”

There was a time when Ford was in six of the top 15 highest grossing movies of all time, thanks to “Indiana Jones” and a little trilogy called “Star Wars.” Twenty years later, Jackson got to voyage to a galaxy far, far, away, but as for “Jones” he’s out of luck — and it’s not like he was asking to be the villain or even the sidekick.

“I didn’t care,” he said. “I was trying to be the porter at the train station. Whatever! That’s all it’d take.”

Oh well, he laughed, there’s always “Indy 5.”

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