Ke Huy Quan Dishes on Incredible ‘Indiana Jones’ Reunion With Harrison Ford
Very nearly 40 years after Harrison Passage and Ke Huy Quan highlighted in 1984’s Indiana Jones and the Sanctuary of Destruction, the two performers rejoined during Disney’s D23 Exhibition throughout the span of the week’s end. “Indiana Jones and Short Round rejoined following 38 years,” Quan engraved two photos of him and his past co-star…
Very nearly 40 years after Harrison Passage and Ke Huy Quan highlighted in 1984’s Indiana Jones and the Sanctuary of Destruction, the two performers rejoined during Disney’s D23 Exhibition throughout the span of the week’s end. “Indiana Jones and Short Round rejoined following 38 years,” Quan engraved two photos of him and his past co-star together on Instagram.
“It was amazing,” Quan later told ET’s Will Marfuggi, adding that Passage, who is as of now 80 years old, “looked in much the same way as extraordinary as could be anticipated.”
“I love that man,” the performer continued.
Enthusiasts of Indiana Jones will recall that a 13-year-old Quan appeared in the second piece of the film foundation as Short Round, Indy’s secondary school, abandoned friend. The energetic performer moreover appeared as Information in The Goonies the following year.
As of now 51, Quan is standing apart as genuinely newsworthy again, as a result of his part in Everything Wherever simultaneously as Michelle Yeoh’s onscreen companion. He was moreover at D23 to propel season 2 of Loki, after it was officially insisted he’s joining the Wonder series as a TVA delegate.
What a photo: Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in 1984 with Shorty (Ke Huy Quan) from Temple of Doom. Ford with Huy Quan in 2022. pic.twitter.com/uJfULWLPlV
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“I’m more than happy so much that I’m prepared to do this today since now the secret is out. I don’t have to keep it in me any longer,” he said behind the stage, goading that lovers of the series “are in for a treat.”
Portage, meanwhile, was similarly at D23 to propel his last turn as Indiana Jones in the approaching fifth side project, appearing before an audience.
“These motion pictures are about confidential and experience however then again they’re about heart and I’m really happy that we have a human story to tell as well as a film that will kick your a**,” Portage said, sharing that he’s “incredibly satisfied” of the latest film.
