Young Indiana Jones Episode Guide
Guide Notes
Episode guide revision date: September 30, 2019
The latest version of this guide can be found at: https://innermind.com/youngindy/
The episode order and seasons are based on how the series ran in the U.S. which was as follows:
| First Season | 1992 | 6 episodes |
| Second Season | 1992-1993 | 6 episodes |
| Unaired in the U.S. | 4 episodes | |
| Third Season | 1994-1996 | 4 episodes |
The series was shown differently in other countries.
In the episode portion of the guide the credits at the beginning of the show are listed, or in the case of some of the movies just the credits listed for later episodes are given. A few of the credits at the end of the show are also listed. The cast and production credits are presented in the order in which the names appear on the screen except for several common credits listed in the additional credits section. Character names or partial names that don't appear in the on-screen credits are enclosed in brackets.
The productions refer to when the episodes were filmed.
- First production filmed 1991-1992 with 16 episodes, 5 with younger Indy, 10 with older Indy, 1 with both, 17 TV hours
- Second production filmed 1992-1993 with 12 episodes, 1 with younger Indy, 11 with older Indy, 15 TV hours
- Third production filmed 1994-1995 with 4 made for cable movies, 8 TV hours
Additional filming was done at later times to expand two episodes into longer episodes.
Chronological episode listing
The production indicates the first, second , or third episode production.
First season
1. Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal 3/4/92 [2 hours]
The chronicles of Indy's youthful adventures begin with Old Indy
relating to two jaded youths his departure from Princeton as a boy
in 1908 to accompany his father's lecture tour around the world.
Among the first stops is Egypt, where an expedition with T.E.
Lawrence ends in a murder and a theft of an artifact that teenage
Indy has a chance to resolve in 1916 when he rides with Mexican
revolutionary Pancho Villa.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Indy age 16]
Corey Carrier [Indy age 8]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
Guest Starring:
Mike Moroff [Pancho Villa]
Francesco Quinn [Francois]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hales
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Egypt Segment Directed by Jim O'Brien
Directed by Carl Schultz
Notes
The horse Sean rode was Hurricane which was the black horse
Harrison Ford rode in the Indiana Jones movies. Mike Moroff's
Grandfather actually rode with Villa's gang. Filming was done
in 1996 to expand this episode into two 2 hour movies for the
video release.
2. London, May 1916 3/11/92
Vanessa Redgrave appears in a recollection of war and romance:
Indy arrives in London with pal Remy to enlist in the Belgian Army,
but before shipping out, he's swept away by a British suffragette.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Elizabeth Hurley [Vicky Prentiss]
Guest Starring:
Vanessa Redgrave [Vicky's mother]
Jane Wyatt [older Vicky]
Kika Markham as Sylvia Pankhurst
Music by Joel McNeely
Written by Rosemary Anne Sisson
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Carl Schultz
3. British East Africa, September 1909 3/18/92
Indy and his parents are along for the rough ride when they join
Teddy Roosevelt's 1909 safari in Africa, where Indy's determined
to find a rare antelope Teddy Roosevelt wants for the Smithsonian.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Isaac Senteu Supeyo [Meto]
Guest Starring:
James Gammon [Teddy Roosevelt]
Paul Freeman as Selous
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Matthew Jacobs
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Carl Schultz
Notes
Disclaimer at beginning and end of episode: No animals were
harmed or killed for the purposes of the production. Location
filming was done in Kenya.
4. Verdun, September 1916 3/25/92
Indy is a runner for the Belgian Army - and sometimes runs for his
life - on the front line in France at the bloody battle of Verdun.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Bernard Fresson [Joffre]
Jean Rougerie [Henri Philippe Petain]
Igor De Savitch [Robert Nivelle]
Cris Campion [Lt. Gaston]
Music by Joel McNeely
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hensleigh
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Rene Manzor
5. German East Africa, December 1916 4/1/92 [part 1]
Indy is second-in-command of a platoon on a trek for a weapon ship-
ment. Along the way they discover a village wiped out by malaria,
with the only survivor a 3-year-old boy.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Bryan Pringle [Sloat]
Michel Duchaussoy [Maj. Boucher]
Isaach De Bankole [Sgt. Barthelmy]
and Friedrich Von Thun as Albert Schweitzer
Music by Joel McNeely
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Frank Darabont
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Simon Wincer
Notes
This was initially supposed to be a single episode but got
expanded into a two-parter.
6. Congo, January 1917 4/8/92 [part 2]
Indy continues his quest for weapons into the Congo, where he's
overtaken by disease but is saved by the healing hand of Albert
Schweitzer.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Bryan Pringle [Sloat]
Emile Abossolo M'Bo [Joseph]
Isolde Barth [Helene Schweitzer]
Yann Colette [Colonel Pernod]
and Friedrich Von Thun as Albert Schweitzer
Music by Joel McNeely
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Frank Darabont
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Simon Wincer
Second season
7. Austria, March 1917 9/21/92
Indy goes undercover as a spy in WWI Austria where he escorts a
pair of royal Bourbon-Parma brothers on a secret mission that could
halt hostilities.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Benedict Taylor [Prince Sixtus]
Matthew Wait [Xavier]
Christopher Lee [Count Ottokar Graf Czernin]
Patrick Ryecart [Emperor Karl]
Jennifer Ehle [Empress Zita]
and Joss Ackland as The Prussian
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Frank Darabont
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Vic Armstrong
8. Somme, Early August 1916 9/28/92 [part 1]
Indy is under the command of a heroic French lieutenant and in the
trenches with a contemptible compatriot.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Jason Flemyng [Emile]
Richard Ridings [Andre]
Simon Hepworth [Tutu]
Jonathan Phillips [Jacques]
Music by Frederic Talgorn
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hensleigh
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Simon Wincer
Notes
In Australia this and the following episode were shown as a two
hour movie titled "Young Indiana Jones and the Great Escape."
9. Germany, Mid-August 1916 10/5/92 [part 2]
As a POW, Indy has but one mission in mind - escape - an ambition
he shares with fellow prisoner Charles de Gaulle.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Jason Flemyng [Emile]
Yves Beneyton [Benet]
and Herve Pauchon as Charles De Gaulle
Music by Frederic Talgorn
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hensleigh
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Simon Wincer
10. Barcelona, May 1917 10/12/92
Indy's in cahoots with a bunch of bumbling Allied spies plotting to
turn neutral Spain against Germany.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Amanda Ooms [Nadia]
Timothy Spall [Cunningham]
Kenneth Cranham
Guest Starring:
Harry Enfield [Chauffeur]
Terry Jones [Marcello]
William Hootkins [Diaghilev]
Liz Smith [Delfina]
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Gavin Scott
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Terry Jones
11. Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues 3/13/93 [2 hours]
Snowbound in a Wyoming cabin, 50-year-old Indy recalls his wild
adventures in 1920 Chicago, where jazz legend Sidney Bechet gives
young Indy some tips on improvisation - a skill he uses when
investigating an underworld murder with young reporter Ernie
Hemingway.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and Harrison Ford [Indiana Jones]
Guest Starring:
Jeffrey Wright [Sidney Bechet]
Jay Underwood [Ernest Hemingway]
Keith David [King Oliver]
Frank Vincent [John Torrio]
Frederick Weller [Eliot Ness]
Maria Howell [Goldie]
Nicholas Turturro Al Capone
Saginaw Grant [Great Cloud]
Jane Krakowski [second wife of Colosimo]
David Arnott [Clifford]
Victor Slezak [O'Bannion]
and Ray Serra as [Jim] Colosimo
Music Composed and Adapted by Joel McNeely
Written by Jule Selbo
Directed by Carl Schultz
Notes
For this episode the bookends shown in the U.S. were different
than those shown in the U.K. See the Blues bookend for more details.
12. Princeton, February 1916 3/20/93
The plans for an electric-car battery are stolen from Thomas Edison's
laboratories, which sparks Indy and his girlfriend to conduct an
investigation that takes some shocking twists.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Robyn Lively [Nancy Stratemeyer]
Mark L. Taylor [Prof. Thompson]
Clark Gregg [Dickinson]
and James Handy as Frank Brady
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Matthew Jacobs
Directed by Joe Johnston
13. Petrograd, July 1917 3/27/93
Indy's duty as an Allied spy collides with the comradeship with a
group of young Bolsheviks as he tries to prevent a Red tide from
washing over St. Petersburg.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Julia Stemberger [Rosa]
Jean Pierre Cassel [ambassador]
Beata Pozniak [Irena]
Ravil Isyanov [Sergei]
Gary Olsen [Boris]
and Roger Sloman as [Vladimir Ilyich] Lenin
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Gavin Scott
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Simon Wincer
14. Young Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920 4/3/93 [2 hours]
New York is the setting for romance when Indy gets involved with a
Broadway-bound singer, a bohemian poet and a socialite all at once,
while he works on a musical revue composed by George Gershwin.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Alexandra Powers [Gloria]
Anne Heche [Kate]
Jennifer Stevens [Peggy]
Christopher John Fields [George White]
Tom Beckett [George Gershwin]
Michelle Nicastro [Ann Penington]
Bill Mckinney [Mack]
Robert Trebor [Schwarz]
Peter Appel [Ross]
Annabelle Gurwitch [Dottie]
Mark Holton [Woolcott]
Terumi Matthews [Edna Ferber]
Dylan Price [Franklin Adams]
Joshua Rifkind [Robert Sherwood]
Peter Spears [Robert Benchley]
Brenda Strong [Beatrice Kaufman]
Guri Weinberg [George Kaufman]
Music Composed and Adapted by Joel McNeely
Written by Jonathan Hales
Directed by Syd MaCartney
Notes
This aired some places as 2 episodes: "New York, June 1920" and
"New York, July 1920."
15. Vienna, November 1908 4/10/93
The Habsburg court is a gilded cage for a young princess who
enchants young Indy, but he's told to repress his feelings for her
by almost everyone ... except Freud, Jung and Adler.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Lennart Hjulstrom [Franz Ferdinand]
Ernst Hugo Jardegard [Carl Jung]
Bjorn Granat [Adler]
Amalie Alstrup [Princess Sophie]
Max von Sydow as [Sigmund] Freud
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Matthew Jacobs
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Bille August
16. Northern Italy, June 1918 4/17/93
On the Italian front in World War I, smitten Indy asks Red Cross
ambulance driver Ernest Hemingway's advice on how to woo a beautiful
young Italian woman.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Jay Underwood [Ernest Hemingway]
Veronika Logan [Giulietta]
Pernilla August as Mamma
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hales
Directed by Bille August
17. Young Indiana Jones and the Phantom Train of Doom 6/5/93 [2 hours]
Indy gets tricked into joining a team of experts to try to take out
a massive German rail gun in German East Africa during WWI.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
Guest Starring:
Lynsey Baxter [Margaret Trappe]
Tom Bell [Gen. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck]
Paul Freeman [Frederick Selous]
Ronald Fraser [Donald]
Freddie Jones [Birdy]
Norman Rodway [Gen. Smuts]
Music Composed by Joel McNeely
Written by Frank Darabont
Directed by Peter Macdonald
18. Ireland, April 1916 6/12/93
Broke and stranded in Dublin on the eve of the Easter Rebellion,
Indy gets a job at a pub, where he meets some of Ireland's
revolutionaries, including playwright Sean O'Casey.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
John Lynch [Sean O'Casey]
Shane Connaughton [W.B. Yeats]
Darrah Kelly [Sean Lemass]
Susannah Doyle [Maggie]
Nell Murphy [Nuala]
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hales
Directed by Gillies Mackinnon
19. Paris, September 1908 6/19/93
Young Indy has an artful adventure with young Norman Rockwell in
Paris, where the two meet Pablo Picasso and Edgar Degas.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Danny Webb [Pablo Picasso]
Jean Pierre Aumont [Edgar Degas]
and Lukas Haas as Norman Rockwell
Music by Joel McNeely
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Reg Gadney
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Rene Manzor
20. Peking, March 1910 6/26/93
Young Indy becomes seriously ill on a journey with his mother and
tutor in rural China, where they're sheltered by a Chinese farming
family, far from the nearest Western doctor.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
Ping Wu [Li]
Nigel Fan [Ah Pin]
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Rosemary Anne Sisson
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Gavin Millar
21. Benares, January 1910 7/03/93
Young Indy has a spirited encounter in India with Krishnamurti,
a youth who's been declared New World Teacher by a group espousing
the religion of theosophy.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
John Wood [Charles Leadbeater]
Dorothy Tutin [Annie Besant]
and Hemanth Rao as [Jiddu] Krishnamurti
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hensleigh
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Deepa Mehta
22. Paris, October 1916 7/10/93
Paris brings out the passion in amorous Indy, who has a fling with
the most infamous and exotic figure of the day - Mata Hari.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Domiziana Giordano as Mata Hari
Guest Starring:
Kenneth Haigh [War Minister]
Ian McDiarmid [Prof. Levi]
Jacqueline Pearce [Annabelle]
Sheila Burrell [Lady #1]
Maria Charles [Lady #2]
Music by Joel McNeely
Theme by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Carrie Fisher
Based on a Story by George Lucas
Directed by Nicholas Roeg
23. Istanbul, September 1918 7/17/93
While on a dangerous WWI spy mission, Indy keeps his real identity
a secret from the young woman he intends to marry.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Guest Starring:
Katherine Butler [Molly]
Peter Firth as Stefan
and Ahmet Levendoglu as Mustafa Kemal
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Rosemary Ann Sisson
Directed by Mike Newell
24. Paris, May 1919 7/24/93
Indy sees the Realpolitik seeds of many 20th-century conflicts sown
at the 1919 WWI Paris peace conference, where he encounters a young
Vietnamese patriot later known as Ho Chi Minh.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Guest Starring:
Cyril Cusack [George Clemenceau]
Anna Massey [Gertrude Bell]
Michael Maloney [Arnold Toynbee]
Dougie Henshall [T.E. Lawrence]
Alec Mapa [Nguyen]
Michael Kitchen [Lloyd George]
Josef Sommer [Woodrow Wilson]
Jeroen Krabbe as Brockdorff
Music by Joel McNeely
Written by Jonathan Hales
Directed by David Hare
Unaired in U.S.
25. Florence, May 1908
While touring Florence, Italy, Indy meets opera composer Giacomo
Puccini, who has romantic designs on Indy's mother.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
and George Hall as Old Indy
Guest Starring:
George Corraface as Puccini
Music Adapted by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jule Selbo
Directed by Mike Newell
26. Prague, August 1917
Indy tries to get a phone installed in his apartment, but runs into
a bureaucratic nightmare. Only Franz Kafka is willing to help him.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Guest Starring:
Tim Mcinnerny as Franz Kafka
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Gavin Scott
Directed by Robert Young
27. Palestine, October 1917
On an undercover mission to the town of Beersheba, Indy must defuse
Turkish explosives in preparation for the arrival of a regiment of
the Australian Light Horsemen.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Guest Starring:
Catherine Zeta Jones [Maya]
Julian Firth [Meinertzhagan]
Cameron Daddo [Jack Anders]
Douglas Henshall [T.E. Lawrence]
Music by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Frank Darabont
Directed by Simon Wincer
Notes
This episode was expanded to two hours for the video release.
28. Transylvania, January 1918
Indy goes behind enemy lines to investigate the sudden disappearance
of all the prisoners at an Austrian POW camp.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Guest Starring:
Bob Peck [General Targo]
Keith Szarabajka [Colonel Waters]
Co-Starring:
Simone Bendix [Maria]
Paul Kynman [Nicholas Hunyadi]
Sam Kelly [Dr. Heinzer]
Alan Polonski [Agent McCall]
Michael Mellinger [Paretti]
William Roberts [Stanfill]
William Armstrong [The Major]
Steven Hartley [Agent Picard]
Ann Tirard [Tarot Reader]
Petr Svarovsky [Venetian Policeman]
David Gilliam [Agent Thompson]
Petr Jakl [German General]
Jiri Kraus [French General]
Lee Norris [Kid #1]
Grady McCloud Bowman [Kid #2]
Darwin Brandis [Kid #3]
Music by Curt Sobel
Written by Jonathan Hensleigh
Directed by Dick Maas
Notes
This episode was scheduled to air in the U.K. on May 14, 1994
but did not because it was considered too violent for the 6pm
timeslot. It did air at a later time and date.
Third Season
The 4 made-for-cable-movies aired in the U.S. on the Family Channel. The movies ran a number of times but just the first air date is listed. The Family Channel never aired any of the episodes that were made for ABC. In August 1998 the channel changed to become the Fox Family Channel.
29. Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies 10/15/94
To earn college tuition money, Indy takes a job as assistant to a
studio executive. His assignment: get extravagant director Erich
von Stroheim to bring in his latest epic on time and on budget -
or else.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Allison Smith [Claire Lieberman]
Bill Cusack [Irving Thalberg]
Julia Campbell [Kitty]
with Stephen Caffery as John Ford
and Dana Gladstone as Erich von Stroheim
David Margulies [Carl Lammle]
Peter Dennis [Pete]
Luigi Amodeo [Massimo]
JD Hinton [Harry Carey]
Leo Gordon [Wyatt Earp]
Music Composed by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Jonathan Hales and Matthew Jacobs
Directed by Michael Schultz
Note before closing credits
Lucasfilm Ltd. would like to thank the people of Fillmore,
California for their invaluable assistance during the 1994
Northridge Earthquake which occurred on the first day of
shooting of HOLLYWOOD FOLLIES. Their support during the difficult
time following the earthquake was truly inspirational and greatly
appreciated.
30. The Young Indiana Jones Treasure of the Peacock's Eye 1/15/95
A dying soldier's last words, a map bearing an ancient Greek
inscription, and the promise of a 140-carat diamond, once the
possession of Alexander the Great, lead Indy on an adventure.
He pursues the treasure where along the way he comes across E.M.
Forster, Lily the misleading chanteuse Jin-Wing, Chinese pirates,
and the unforgettable child Biok.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
Adrian Edmondson [Zyke]
Jayne Ashbourne [Lily]
with Tom Courtenay as Bronislaw Malinowski
Music Composed by Steven Bramson
Written by Jule Selbo
Directed by Carl Schultz
31. Young Indiana Jones Attack of the Hawkmen 10/08/95
After being assigned to the Lafayette Escadrille flying squadron,
Indy encounters notorious German flying ace Baron von Richthofen;
then goes undercover to persuade aircraft designer Anthony Fokker
to defect from Germany.
Starring:
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Ronny Coutteure [Remy]
Music Composed by Joel McNeely
Written by Matthew Jacobs, Rosemary Anne Sisson,
and Ben Burtt
Directed by Ben Burtt
Co-Starring:
Patrick Toomey Charles Nungesser
Marc Warren Baron Von Richthofen
Craig Kelly Anthony Fokker
Daniel Kash Raoul Lufbery
Ewan Bailey Hobie
Lawrence Elman Len
Nick Colicos Green
Matt Bardock Carl
Victor Spinetti Bragas
John Warnaby British Officer
Richard Ashcroft LeBlanc
John Conroy Cartier
Damien Dibben Corporal G
Leon Silver Eugene
Kenneth Collard Pierre
Anthony Daniels Francois
Victor Spinetti Major M
Gertran Klauber Maurice
Bill Thomas Max
Karl Dobry Goering
Manuel Harlan Lothar
Peter Clay Forssman
Jon Pertwee General Von Kramer
Geoffrey Whitehead Werner
Edward Jewesbury C-in-C Alhorn
32. Young Indiana Jones Travels With Father 6/16/96
Indy feels like a stranger returning home from World War I. He recalls
happier times with his father during a 1910 journey through the
countryside of Russia and the ancient ruins of Athens.
Starring:
Corey Carrier [Young Indy]
Sean Patrick Flanery [Young Indy]
Lloyd Owen [Indy's father]
Ruth De Sosa [Indy's mother]
Margaret Tyzack [tutor Helen Seymour]
with Michael Gough as [Leo] Tolstoy
Music Composed by Laurence Rosenthal
Written by Frank Darabont, Matthew Jacobs, and
Jonathan Hales
Greece Segment Directed by Deepa Mehta
Directed by Michael Schultz
Co-Starring: (not complete)
George Jackos [Nikos Kazantzakis]
George Yiasoumi [Aristotle]
Additional Credits
Credits common to all episodes
Producer Rick McCallum
Created by George Lucas
Executive Producer George Lucas
A few of the other credits
Director of Photographer
David Tattersall 1,2,4-14,17-19,22-28,30
Miguel Icasa Solana 3
Jorgen Persson 15,16
Oliver Stapleton 20
Giles Nuttgens 21,31,32
Ross Berryman A.S.C. 29
Editor
Edgar Burcksen 1,3,7,9,11,15,17-20,28
Louise Rubacky 2,5,6,10,12-14,21-25
Ben Burtt 4,8,27,31
Janus Billeskov Jansen 16
Joan E. Chapman 26
Paul Martin Smith, G.B.F.E 29,32
T.M. Christopher 30
Production Designer
Gavin Bocquet 1-10,13,15-28
Jeff Ginn 11,12,14
Barbara Kretscmer 11,12,14
Lucy Richardson 21
Ricky Eyres 29-32
Costume Designer
Charlotte Holdich 1-10,13,15-28
Peggy Farrell 11,12,14,29
Trisha Biggar 30-32
Disclaimer starting with episode 3
This is a work of fiction. While Young Indiana Jones is portrayed as taking part in historical events and meeting real figures in history, many of the characters in the story as well as the situations and scenes have been invented. In addition, where real historical figures and events are described, in some cases the chronology and historical facts have been altered for dramatic effect.
Miscellaneous Credits
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles is a trademark of LUCASFILM LTD. Presented in Dolby Surround Produced in association with Amblin Television, Lucasfilm Television, Paramount (for ABC), The Family Channel (for Family Channel).
Other notes regarding this episode guide
The synopses for the episodes that aired in the U.S. were adapted from TV Guide listings.
For providing information and/or corrections thanks to Laurie Yadon, Lance Oshiro, Timo Mannikko, Kent Keltner, Randall Miyashiro, Greg Bole, Andreas Bewersdorff, Kathy Li, Ed Weiland, Quinn McCord, Rick Kitchen, Terry Gaetz, George Fergus, Sally Smith, Mike Brown, Lisle Brown, Kerrin Jones, Janne Kantola, Rick Heli, Danny Moses, Bart Barenbrug, Sebastiaan Nijhof, Michael Arvallius, Darryll Hobson, Sascha Krasny, Thorfinn Tait, Torsten Kracke, Gerhard Maierhofer, Mark Martinez, Donald Lowe, Leslie Ann Remencus, Russell Lee, Ted Staff, and Chris Daly.
Much thanks: to Nick Sauer for his Indiana Jones timeline from where the idea and some of the information for the timeline came from; to Steven Grimm and Edwin Yau for typing in some of the info; and to the people who made the the guide available on the internet before this website came to be.
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