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The Indiana Jones character originated from a real life person. However the name came from an Alaskan native, Indiana Smith who Spielberg knew personally.
He is a real fictional character.
Since Indiana Jones is not even a real person I will have to go with Ben Stiller.
There is no real Dr. Henry Walton Jones Jr. The character is a fictional creation for the films.
Henry Walton Jones, Jr. is Indiana Jones' real name. He acquired the name, Indiana, from the name of his boyhood family dog.
Indiana Jones. His real name is Henry. The family dog was named Indiana, and Indy liked the name.
The actors that have played Indiana Jones in real life include primarily Harrison Ford, then River Phoenix, Sean Patric Flanery, Corey Carrier, and George Hall playing the character at different ages.
Harrison Ford played Indiana Jones.
His father Henry Jones. Indiana Jones real name is Henry Jones Jr. He got the name Indiana from his dog.
This is quite humerous. Although his real name is Henry Jones JR.,it was revealed in the third movie, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, that he calls himself Indiana after a dog. Indiana had fond memories with it and thus took on Indiana. Indiana Jones' real name is Henry Jones Jr., named after his father, who simply referred to him as "Junior". At a young age, he gave himself the nickname "Indiana" after the name of a favorite family dog. This is explained at the end of "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade". That movie starts with a flashback showing the main character as a teenager, where he is already using the nickname "Indiana". That flashback includes a scene in Indy's boyhood home where we glimpse a dog, which is likely his namesake.
Indy took his name from their pet dog, whose name was Indiana. Indiana Jones' real name is Henry Jones, Jr. He is named after his father, Henry Jones, Sr.
In the movie he goes by Indiana or Indy, but his real name is Henry Jones, Jr.
Henry Walton Jones, Jr.
his dog was named Indiana and in real life George Lucas's dog's name was Indiana
Indiana or Indy His real name is Henry Jones, Junior.
The Real Story - 2009 Indiana Jones 1-5 was released on: USA: 2 August 2009
I have a feeling that there might be one more with the real Indiana Jones because he pretty old, but they could make more
Movies in Real Life - 2013 Indiana Jones in Real Life 1-2 was released on: USA: 8 October 2013
Indy, *snicker*. naaw i kid, his real name is Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones Jr.. All you have to do is check Google, because that's what i did.
Mutt Williams ( His real name was supposed to be Henry Jones, though)
She is not a real person. She is a character in a book.
Indiana Jones did not get named after a poem he got named after his father in the movie. In real life the Hero was named after George lucas dog Indiana.
If you're asking if naruto is a real person, then no. He is a fictional character.
Well, his real name is Henry Jones Jr. he then changed it to a nick-name after his dog, Indiana, which you can see at the begining of the third movie as he runs into his house.His real name is not revealed until the third movie, Indian Jones and the Lost Crusade (1989). Indiana was the name of the dog in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), and the name of the dog George Lucas owned in the 1970's. Both dogs were Alaskan malamutes
his father appears to be. I think he is like, Jewish or something in real life.
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