Characters
This is a list of characters who have appeared in the Indiana Jones film franchise.
| Character | Film / TV Series | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raiders of the Lost Ark | Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom | Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade | The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles | Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull | |
| Henry "Indiana" Jones, Jr. | Harrison Ford | Harrison Ford River Phoenix (Young) |
Sean Patrick Flanery Corey Carrier George Hall Harrison Ford |
Harrison Ford | |
| Marcus Brody | Denholm Elliott | Denholm Elliott | Denholm Elliott (photo) | ||
| Marion Ravenwood | Karen Allen | Karen Allen | |||
| Sallah | John Rhys-Davies | John Rhys-Davies | |||
| Henry Jones, Sr. | Sean Connery Alex Hyde-White (Young) |
Lloyd Owen | Sean Connery (photo) | ||
| Toht | Ronald Lacey | ||||
| René Belloq | Paul Freeman | ||||
| Willie Scott | Kate Capshaw | ||||
| Short Round | Jonathan Ke Quan | ||||
| Mola Ram | Amrish Puri | ||||
| Walter Donovan | Julian Glover | ||||
| Elsa Schneider | Alison Doody | ||||
| Anna Jones | Ruth De Sosa | ||||
| Helen Seymour | Margaret Tyzack | ||||
| Remy Baudouin | Ronny Coutteure | ||||
| George "Mac" MacHale | Ray Winstone | ||||
| Irina Spalko | Cate Blanchett | ||||
| Henry "Mutt" Jones III | Shia LaBeouf | ||||
| Harold Oxley | John Hurt | ||||
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