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The Silent Heroism of INDIANA JONES

It's common knowledge that Indiana Jones is a tribute to the adventure movies and serials of the 30s and 40s, developed as America's answer to James Bond. But at the core of his character is an older influence, one taken from the slapstick heroes of silent cinema. ERRATA - Charlton Heston, not Douglas Fairbanks - While Bogart’s Dobbs serves as an inspiration for Indy, he is not a heroic character. FURTHER VIEWING/READING Video essay about the development of Indy:    • How Lucas, Spielberg, and Kasdan Inve...   Buster Keaton's silent comedy:    • Buster Keaton - The Art of the Gag   Essay about Indy as an American hero: https://theimaginativeconservative.or... MUSIC 'In the Jungle' - John Williams 'Flight from Peru' - John Williams 'Raiders March' - John Williams 'Indy's Very First Adventure' - John Williams 'Maple Leaf Rag' - Scott Joplin 'A Thought for Marion / To Nepal' - John Williams 'Scherzo' from The Last Crusade - John Williams 'Ride to the Nazi Hideout' - John Williams - - - I do not own any of the clips used. This video is a review for critical and educational purposes and is protected under article 15 and 105 in the United States Fair Use code, as well as Fair Dealing in UK copyright law. My use of both the footage and music from this work is for the sake of analysis. This video is NOT an infringement on copyright.