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Indiana Jones gets a cockney sidekick

Ray Winstone has been cast in 'Indy 4', with rumours rife that he will play Dr Jones' sidekick.

Mar 28 2007

British acting institution Ray Winstone is to join the cast of the next Indiana Jones film, in an apparently major role.

Winstone, last seen as the terrifying Mr French in 'The Departed', will possibly play the globe-trotting archaeologist's sidekick, though Paramount Pictures are currently keeping tight-lipped about the exact nature of his part.

Winstone joins fellow Indy newcomers Shia LaBeouf and Cate Blanchett in the as-yet-untitled flick, which is set to start shooting in June for a May 22, 2008 release worldwide.

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