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A '''Cemetery Warrior''' attacked [[Indiana Jones]] and [[Mutt Williams]] at [[Chauchilla Cemetery]] in [[1957]] when they were searching for [[Orellana's grave]].
 
A '''Cemetery Warrior''' attacked [[Indiana Jones]] and [[Mutt Williams]] at [[Chauchilla Cemetery]] in [[1957]] when they were searching for [[Orellana's grave]].
   
 
==Biography==
 
==Biography==
In [[1957]], the Cemetery Warrior was one of the two guards that moved to fend off Jones and Williams as grave robbers at the [[Chauchilla Cemetery]] while searching for [[Orellana's grave]]. During the fight, the warrior attempted to sneak up on Williams with a blowgun loaded with a poison dart but Jones caught him by surprise and blew the projectile back into the warrior's throat from the other side, poisoning and killing him in the process. [[Cemetery Warrior 1|His partner]] was more fortunate and simply got chased away by Jones upon seeing his pistol.<ref>''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''</ref>
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In [[1957]], a warrior was one of the two guards at the [[Chauchilla Cemetery]] who moved to fend off [[Indiana Jones]] and [[Mutt Williams]] as they sought out [[Orellana's grave]]. During the fight, the warrior attempted to sneak up on Williams with a blowgun loaded with a deadly poison dart but Jones caught him by surprise and blew the projectile back into the warrior's throat from the other side, killing him. [[Cemetery Warrior 1|His partner]] was more fortunate and simply got chased away by Jones upon seeing his pistol.<ref>''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''</ref>
   
 
==Behind the scenes==
 
==Behind the scenes==
 
The Cemetery Warrior was played by [[Ernie Reyes, Jr.]] in ''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''.
 
The Cemetery Warrior was played by [[Ernie Reyes, Jr.]] in ''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''.
   
In the film's shooting script written by [[David Koepp]], this Cemetery Warrior's death at the hands of [[Indiana Jones]] would have happened much later: the Cemetery Warrior was meant to flee the scene through a hole via slipping away under Jones' legs after failing to kill him with his blowgun. [[Cemetery Warrior 1|His partner]] would have then followed him via the same hole. After Jones and Williams would have followed his partner through the hole too, this Cemetery Warrior would have reappeared and Jones would have killed him like in the finished version of the film.<ref>[http://www.theraider.net/films/indy4/screenplay.php Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Screenplays] at [[TheRaider.net]]</ref>
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In the film's shooting script the Cemetery Warrior's death at the hands of [[Indiana Jones]] was intended to occur later: he was to first escape through a hole having slipped out under Jones' legs after failing to kill him. [[Cemetery Warrior 1|His partner]] would have then followed, pursued by Jones and Williams, at which point the first Cemetery Warrior would have reappeared only to meet his fate as in the finished film.<ref>[http://www.theraider.net/films/indy4/screenplay.php Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Screenplays] at [[TheRaider.net]]</ref>
   
In the [[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (comic)|''Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'' comic book adaptation]], instead of being killed by his own poison dart, Indiana Jones drives him and his partner off a cliff with his [[whip]].
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In the [[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (comic)|''Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'' comic book adaptation]], the two warriors are driven over a cliff by [[Indiana Jones]] with his [[bullwhip]].
   
 
The [[Indiana Jones Action Figures|Cemetery Warrior action figure]] packaging claims that there were three warriors present when Jones and Mutt arrived at the [[Chauchilla Cemetery]], though this isn't true. The character is also included in the 2009 sets of the ''[[LEGO Indiana Jones]]'' franchise. In ''[[LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues]]'', the Cemetery Warrior attacks with more than one partner.
 
The [[Indiana Jones Action Figures|Cemetery Warrior action figure]] packaging claims that there were three warriors present when Jones and Mutt arrived at the [[Chauchilla Cemetery]], though this isn't true. The character is also included in the 2009 sets of the ''[[LEGO Indiana Jones]]'' franchise. In ''[[LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues]]'', the Cemetery Warrior attacks with more than one partner.

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A Cemetery Warrior attacked Indiana Jones and Mutt Williams at Chauchilla Cemetery in 1957 when they were searching for Orellana's grave.

Biography

In 1957, a warrior was one of the two guards at the Chauchilla Cemetery who moved to fend off Indiana Jones and Mutt Williams as they sought out Orellana's grave. During the fight, the warrior attempted to sneak up on Williams with a blowgun loaded with a deadly poison dart but Jones caught him by surprise and blew the projectile back into the warrior's throat from the other side, killing him. His partner was more fortunate and simply got chased away by Jones upon seeing his pistol.[1]

Behind the scenes

The Cemetery Warrior was played by Ernie Reyes, Jr. in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

In the film's shooting script the Cemetery Warrior's death at the hands of Indiana Jones was intended to occur later: he was to first escape through a hole having slipped out under Jones' legs after failing to kill him. His partner would have then followed, pursued by Jones and Williams, at which point the first Cemetery Warrior would have reappeared only to meet his fate as in the finished film.[2]

In the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull comic book adaptation, the two warriors are driven over a cliff by Indiana Jones with his bullwhip.

The Cemetery Warrior action figure packaging claims that there were three warriors present when Jones and Mutt arrived at the Chauchilla Cemetery, though this isn't true. The character is also included in the 2009 sets of the LEGO Indiana Jones franchise. In LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, the Cemetery Warrior attacks with more than one partner.

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