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Some amusing news for the week. Dr Jaime Awe, the Belizean archaeologist, Is suing the creators of the last Indiana Jones movie. No, not because the movie was horrible beyond belief, but for using a replica of the skull. The comments in the Huffington Post article are worth reading.
"Dr. Jaime Awe, a real-life Indiana Jones and director of the Institute of Archeology of Belize, is suing on behalf of the country of Belize, according to THR. Awe is demanding the return of the crystal skull, which he says was stolen by the treasure-hunting family Mitchell-Hedges 88 years ago and used as a money-maker, as well as damages from 'illegal profits' accrued by Disney, Lucasfilm, and Paramount for allegedly using a replica 'likeness' in the 2008 Steven Spielberg film."
"Dr. Jaime Awe, a real-life Indiana Jones and director of the Institute of Archeology of Belize, is suing on behalf of the country of Belize, according to THR. Awe is demanding the return of the crystal skull, which he says was stolen by the treasure-hunting family Mitchell-Hedges 88 years ago and used as a money-maker, as well as damages from 'illegal profits' accrued by Disney, Lucasfilm, and Paramount for allegedly using a replica 'likeness' in the 2008 Steven Spielberg film."
Did he just see that sorry excuse for a movie?