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Episode 92: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
🕑 Added 2021-08-13 07:01:02 +0000 UTCThe BTS team discusses Temple of Doom's dramatically different approach to an Indiana Jones story, the character design of Willie Scott, and which action sequences in the film really work (and which ones don't).
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Adam Pollock
I know the BTS crew loathes Willie and arguments are understood! In comparing leading ladies trope from the other films (Marian as adventure-equal, Ilsa as intellectual-equal) what about looking at Willie as the charismatic-equal, in so much as her flamboyant petulant glamorous ‘femininity’ matches Indie’s arrogant reckless gentleman-cowboy ‘masculinity’ - and both get into trouble because of their respective use of ‘charm’.
