It is easy to forget that George Lucas was the original creative force behind Franchise in Indiana Onesons. His Loveube to the series of adventurous film in the early 20th century led him to the "Starwells War"-an answer to his inability to secure the true rights of Buck Rogers-while Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket "in 1981 was conceived. In fact, Lucas came up with the idea in 1973, four years before the "Starwells War: Episode IV - New Hope" hit theaters. Even the name "Indiana" was taken from Lucas's dog - the same who inspired the character of Chewbacca.

After the "Starwells War" became a great success, Lucas had no time or driving to make his story of the archeology that makes a reality, and he ended with the handover of his close friend Steven Spielberg's project and collaborator "Empire Striking Back" Lawrence Kasdan. The result, like "Starwells War", was a huge hit, and until Lucas directed "Indiana Ons: Thieves", its influence can be felt during the film. Primarily, I think that in terms of tone and genres, but Spielberg also worked in a hidden Easter egg, showing back to Lucas Magnum opus space opera.

On the stage where Indiana (Harrison Ford) finally reaches the hidden casket of the "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket", the room is covered in ancient hieroglyphs. However, if you zoom in on the right corner of the set, you will see engraved displays of R2-D2 (Kenny Baker) and C-3po (Anthony Daniels) hiding there.

The hieroglyphic depicts R2 turning directly, with F-3po stands facing it right. (View the picture above.) To the left, there is a woman kneeling with large sleeves. It is harder to identify as an Easter egg from both Duins, but the woman still looks very similar to Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) as she appears at the beginning of "New Hope". The position of the woman also reflects the one that strikes Leia when giving the R2 mortal starvet plans of the IV.

This is not the only reference "War of the Starwives" in the franchise. In "Indiana Onesons and the Temple of Doom" in 1984, the opening sequence in Shanghai finds Indi at a place called Club Obi Van, citing the character "War of Starvers" Obi-Van Kenobi. Similarly, in 2008 "Indiana Onesons and the Kingdom of the Kingdom of Kingdom" has another carving of R2 and 3 hidden in the temple of the acar. It is a return call for Easter egg "Indiana Ons: Thieves" that seems particularly relevant, as Crystal Skull is also a cat in someone else's fantasy.

It is without even getting into all the unusual media. If you were a kid in the early 2000s (guilty), you can't play A. Video Game "War on Starwives" Without entering the skin of Indiana Onesons for Jan Solo or some hidden level showing that other property. These two franchises will always be connected, and that's just the way it should be.

Although he probably did not think as a direct response to the Easter egg "Indiana Ons: Thieves" (which happened nearly two decades ago), Lucas eventually worked in his hidden referral to Spielberg's filmography in 1999 "War of Starvers: Episode I. Indeed, during one of the galactic Senate scenes in that film, deep in the background of the footage, you can see members of the same alien species of whom they are greeted by.

Of course, that Easter egg is more response to the "ET" itself than the "Indiana Ons: Thieves". In fact, there are several references "War of Starvars" that are found during the "extra-cod", including figures of action and costumes of Halloween.

This and back between Lucas and Spielberg ran for many years, with both friends and legendary directors spinning, leaving the sneezes of each other-that fans are still having fun with discovering today.