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| ⚫ | '''Wilhelmina "Willie" Scott''' was an [[United States of America|American]] singer and actress who found some measure of success in [[Shanghai]] in the early 1930s until she ran into the [[archaeologist]] [[Indiana Jones]], who managed to drag her into a near-fatal encounter with the barbaric [[Thuggee]] cult led by [[Mola Ram]]. |
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+ | {{Quote|I'm going home to Missouri, where they never ever feed you snake before ripping your heart out and lowering you into hot pits. This is not my idea of a swell time!|Willie Scott|Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom}}Wilhelmina Scott was born between [[1910]] and [[1915]].<ref name="Age Explanation" /> She raised on a farm in [[Missouri]], but from a young age her ambitions lay firmly in [[Hollywood]]. While [[Willie Scott's father|her]] [[Willie Scott's mother|parents]] were poultry farmers, [[Willie Scott's grandfather|one]] of her grandfathers had been a stage magician.<ref name="UG">''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''</ref> |
| ⚫ | Having won a beauty contest, she tried to make a career as a singer, dancer, and actress, but was unable to break into the American film industry during the [[Great Depression]], and struck out in [[Chicago]] and [[New York City]]<ref name="UG">''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''</ref>. Scott escaped to the Far East, where she landed roles in several [[Shanghai]] productions. Her efforts earned her the attention of local crime lord [[Lao Che]], who hired her as a singer for his popular nightspot, [[Club Obi Wan]].<ref name="ToD novel">[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (novel)|''Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'' novel]]</ref> |
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| − | Wilhelmina Scott was raised on a farm in [[Missouri]], but from a young age her ambitions lay firmly in [[Hollywood]]. While her parents were poultry farmers, one of her grandfathers had been a stage magician.<ref name="UG">''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''</ref> |
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| ⚫ | Having won a beauty contest, she tried to make a career as a singer, dancer, and actress, but was unable to break into the American film industry during the [[Great Depression]], and struck out in [[Chicago]] and [[New York City]]<ref name="UG">''[[Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide]]''</ref>. Scott escaped to the Far East, where she landed roles in several [[Shanghai]] productions. Her efforts earned her the attention of local crime lord [[Lao Che]], who hired her as a singer for his popular nightspot, [[Club Obi Wan]].<ref>[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (novel)|''Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'' novel]]</ref> |
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| ⚫ | In [[1935]], Scott — now known by her stage name, Willie — had just completed her main role in singing a Mandarin version of [[Cole Porter]]'s ''[[Anything Goes]]'' when she joined the table of her boss, Lao Che, who was in negotiation with the archaeologist [[Indiana Jones]]. Not realizing the seriousness of the situation, she made light of Jones' profession. When [[Kao Kan]] drew a revolver on Jones, Jones grabbed a long fork to take Scott hostage. After Jones was poisoned, Scott scrambled around looking for the misplaced [[Peacock's Eye|diamond]], while Jones sought the antidote. Scott found the vial of antidote and slipped it into her dress. As gunfire erupted, Jones cut a gong loose, and rolled it toward a window, grabbing Scott, and escaped to the street.<ref name="ToD" /> |
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| ⚫ | In [[Short Round]]'s car, Scott proved to be unhelpful by accidentally losing Jones' revolver, and was dismayed when Jones reached into her dress to retrieve the antidote. As they reached [[Nang Tao Airport]], [[Art Weber]] recognized her as he helped them board a [[Ford Tri-Motor Airplane|plane]] to escape. After the plane took off, she had some angry words for Jones, claiming that he couldn't take his eyes off her. She changed out of her evening dress into Jones' more functional dinner jacket and pants, after he changed into his adventuring gear.<ref name="ToD" /> |
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| + | Waking up on the flight, Scott discovered that the [[Chinese Pilot|pilot]] and [[Chinese Co-Pilot|co-pilot]] had abandoned the plane. She woke up Jones, who realized that the plane was going to crash without fuel. Grabbing onto Jones, she and Short Round leaped out of the plane, her screaming all the way down, and used an inflatable raft to safely land and skid down the mountains into a river in [[India]].<ref name="ToD" /> They ended up in Mayapore village, which had been devastated by the theft of their sacred stone (in reality one of the Sankara Stones) and their children by the nearby Thuggees at Pankot Palace. Indy agreed to help and they set off on elephants towards the palace; during the journey, Willie tried to improve the smell of her elephant by spraying it with her perfume, only for it to knock her into a pond which caused her to go into hysterics. Her dislike for wild animals was only increased that night when several exhibits of jungle life scared her half to death and her elephant kept nuzzling her with its trunk. |
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| ⚫ | In [[Short Round]]'s car, Scott proved to be unhelpful by losing Jones' revolver, and was dismayed when Jones reached into her dress to retrieve the antidote. As they reached [[Nang Tao Airport]], [[ |
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[[File:Indywillie1edited.jpg|thumb|250px|Willie served Primate Parfait]] |
[[File:Indywillie1edited.jpg|thumb|250px|Willie served Primate Parfait]] |
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| − | Reaching [[Pankot Palace]], she was relieved for the nicer amenities, but was disgusted by menu of exotic foods at [[The Guardian of Tradition Dinner|the Guardian of Tradition Dinner]], like [[Primate Parfait]]. Jones was later able to provide her with an apple. A fledgling romance between Scott and Jones stalled abruptly when Willie nearly became the victim of human sacrifice, perpetrated by the underground [[Thuggee]] cult and its maniacal leader, [[Mola Ram]]. |
+ | Reaching [[Pankot Palace]], she was relieved for the nicer amenities, but was disgusted by menu of exotic foods at [[The Guardian of Tradition Dinner|the Guardian of Tradition Dinner]], like [[Primate Parfait]]. Jones was later able to provide her with an apple. A fledgling romance between Scott and Jones stalled abruptly when Willie nearly became the victim of human sacrifice, perpetrated by the underground [[Thuggee]] cult and its maniacal leader, [[Mola Ram]].<ref name="ToD" /> |
| − | Just as Scott was being lowered into a pit of molten lava, Indy and Short Round came to her rescue. With the aid of [[James Blumburtt|Captain Blumburtt]] and his [[Eleventh Poona Rifles]], Pankot Palace was freed from the grip of Ram and the Thuggee |
+ | Just as Scott was being lowered into a pit of molten lava, Indy and Short Round came to her rescue. With the aid of [[James Blumburtt|Captain Blumburtt]] and his [[Eleventh Poona Rifles]], Pankot Palace was freed from the grip of Ram and the Thuggee. Willie, Indy, and Short Round returned to the United States but that was a story in and of itself.<ref name="ToD novel" /> |
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| + | At some point during their time together, Willie was kidnapped in [[Hong Kong]] with Jones taking up the chase on a motorcycle. She and Short Round were also trapped in a burning room but the pair escaped by pulling down the flaming curtains and jumping through the window.<ref name="TSR Indy">[[The Adventures of Indiana Jones (RPG)|''The Adventures of Indiana Jones'']]</ref> |
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===Legacy=== |
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| − | Indiana Jones kept a flyer of Willie Scott's performance at Club Obi Wan and an autographed picture of her in his journal. |
+ | Indiana Jones kept a flyer of Willie Scott's performance at [[Club Obi Wan]] and an autographed picture of her in his journal.<ref>''[[The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones]]''</ref> By [[1938]], Jones had crossed Scott's telephone number off a notepad.<ref>''[[Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure]]''</ref> However, as of [[1957]] a framed photograph of her sat in his living room.<ref>''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''</ref> |
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| − | By [[1957]], Jones had placed a framed photograph of Scott in his living room.<ref>''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]''</ref> |
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| + | [[File:Easy.jpg|thumb|250px|Indiana Jones and Willie Scott exchange words.]] |
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| + | Willie Scott had a fondness for diamonds and a [[Entomophobia|fear of insects]].<ref name="ToD" /> She could speak some Chinese in addition to her native English.<ref name="TSR Indy" /> Indiana Jones recorded a list of pros and cons about Scott in his journal - with "Speaks her mind" as both a pro and a con.<ref>''[[The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones]]''</ref> |
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| ⚫ | Traveling in [[India]], Scott felt out of her element, being forced to rough it, and shrieking or fainting every time something frightened her. Disliking the smell of her [[elephant]], she dumped her entire bottle of perfume on the head of her mount - though her elephant ended up dumping her in a puddle.<ref name="ToD" /> She had an impressive screaming ability, as noted by Indiana Jones, as she was able to scream without stopping as they plunged out of a plane and when encountering several jungle animals. |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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| − | + | Willie Scott was portrayed by [[Kate Capshaw]] in ''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]''. Capshaw later married director [[Steven Spielberg]] in [[1991]], seven years after the film's 1984 release. |
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| + | During the early development of ''Temple of Doom'', more than a thousand actresses auditioned for Scott's role, including the then-unknown [[Wikipedia:Sharon Stone|Sharon Stone]].<ref>[http://www.theraider.net/films/todoom/making_2_newfaces.php Chapter 2: Scouting for Locations and New Faces] at [[TheRaider.net]]</ref> |
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Like [[Indiana Jones]] and [[Short Round]], the character is named after a pet dog: Willie was the dog of Spielberg. Scott's full forename as Wilhelmina is both a nod to the [[Wilhelm scream]], the stock sound effect used in all four theatrical [[Indiana Jones (franchise)|''Indiana Jones'']] pictures, and the character's piercing cries. |
Like [[Indiana Jones]] and [[Short Round]], the character is named after a pet dog: Willie was the dog of Spielberg. Scott's full forename as Wilhelmina is both a nod to the [[Wilhelm scream]], the stock sound effect used in all four theatrical [[Indiana Jones (franchise)|''Indiana Jones'']] pictures, and the character's piercing cries. |
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| + | Willie Scott appears in the [[Indiana Jones (franchise)|''Indiana Jones'']] segment of ''[[George Lucas' Super Live Adventure]]'' which combined elements from ''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark]]'' and ''Temple of Doom''. She meets Indiana Jones during her performance of "[[Anything Goes]]" but is introduced to the archaeologist at [[Club Obi Wan]] by [[René Emile Belloq]]. After the brawl breaks out, the singer joins Jones and the show's protagonist [[Hiromi]] and the three journey to the resting place of the [[Ark of the Covenant]]. There, they are caught in a spike trap similar to the chamber from ''Temple of Doom''. Though Jones rescues them, Scott inadvertently reactivates it again with Jones inside and this time Hiromi makes the save. Belloq arrives but is killed when he opens the Ark and Hiromi continues on with her adventure. |
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In ''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'', a prop photograph was created showing Scott in her dress from Paris that can been seen in the background of the fifth chapter on the DVD at [[Indiana Jones' house]] while he discusses [[Francisco de Orellana]] with [[Mutt Williams]]. The picture sits by a lamp next to the window. |
In ''[[Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'', a prop photograph was created showing Scott in her dress from Paris that can been seen in the background of the fifth chapter on the DVD at [[Indiana Jones' house]] while he discusses [[Francisco de Orellana]] with [[Mutt Williams]]. The picture sits by a lamp next to the window. |
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| + | During the development of the fourth film, [[Jeb Stuart]]'s draft, then ''[[Indiana Jones and the Saucermen from Mars]]'', included Willie Scott as a guest at Indiana Jones' wedding for his marriage to [[Elaine McGregor]] alongside [[Marion Ravenwood]], [[Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir|Sallah]] and [[Henry Walton Jones, Senior|Henry Jones, Sr.]] [[Frank Darabont]]'s later version, ''[[Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods]]'', saw Jones and Ravenwood briefly discuss Willie Scott and the archaeologist informs her that Scott relocated to Hollywood where she married "some bigshot director". |
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| + | There were plans by [[LJN]] in the 1980s for an action figure of Willie Scott, but the toyline was cancelled before one could be made, although a prototype was designed.<ref>[http://www.theraider.net/information/collectibles/ljn_todoom.php LJN - Action Figures] at [[TheRaider.net]]</ref> An action figure of Willie was later made by [[Hasbro]] in 2008 for their [[Indiana Jones Action Figures|action figure]] toyline and a [[LEGO]] minifigure of Scott was also made for the sets based on ''Temple of Doom''. |
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Revision as of 04:07, 26 January 2020
- "The biggest trouble with her is the noise."
- ―Indiana Jones[src]
Wilhelmina "Willie" Scott was an American singer and actress who found some measure of success in Shanghai in the early 1930s until she ran into the archaeologist Indiana Jones, who managed to drag her into a near-fatal encounter with the barbaric Thuggee cult led by Mola Ram.
Biography
- "I'm going home to Missouri, where they never ever feed you snake before ripping your heart out and lowering you into hot pits. This is not my idea of a swell time!"
- ―Willie Scott[src]Wilhelmina Scott was born between 1910 and 1915.[1] She raised on a farm in Missouri, but from a young age her ambitions lay firmly in Hollywood. While her parents were poultry farmers, one of her grandfathers had been a stage magician.[3]
Having won a beauty contest, she tried to make a career as a singer, dancer, and actress, but was unable to break into the American film industry during the Great Depression, and struck out in Chicago and New York City[3]. Scott escaped to the Far East, where she landed roles in several Shanghai productions. Her efforts earned her the attention of local crime lord Lao Che, who hired her as a singer for his popular nightspot, Club Obi Wan.[4]
Willie Scott performing Anything Goes.
In 1935, Scott — now known by her stage name, Willie — had just completed her main role in singing a Mandarin version of Cole Porter's Anything Goes when she joined the table of her boss, Lao Che, who was in negotiation with the archaeologist Indiana Jones. Not realizing the seriousness of the situation, she made light of Jones' profession. When Kao Kan drew a revolver on Jones, Jones grabbed a long fork to take Scott hostage. After Jones was poisoned, Scott scrambled around looking for the misplaced diamond, while Jones sought the antidote. Scott found the vial of antidote and slipped it into her dress. As gunfire erupted, Jones cut a gong loose, and rolled it toward a window, grabbing Scott, and escaped to the street.[2]
Willie loses the gun.
In Short Round's car, Scott proved to be unhelpful by accidentally losing Jones' revolver, and was dismayed when Jones reached into her dress to retrieve the antidote. As they reached Nang Tao Airport, Art Weber recognized her as he helped them board a plane to escape. After the plane took off, she had some angry words for Jones, claiming that he couldn't take his eyes off her. She changed out of her evening dress into Jones' more functional dinner jacket and pants, after he changed into his adventuring gear.[2]
Waking up on the flight, Scott discovered that the pilot and co-pilot had abandoned the plane. She woke up Jones, who realized that the plane was going to crash without fuel. Grabbing onto Jones, she and Short Round leaped out of the plane, her screaming all the way down, and used an inflatable raft to safely land and skid down the mountains into a river in India.[2] They ended up in Mayapore village, which had been devastated by the theft of their sacred stone (in reality one of the Sankara Stones) and their children by the nearby Thuggees at Pankot Palace. Indy agreed to help and they set off on elephants towards the palace; during the journey, Willie tried to improve the smell of her elephant by spraying it with her perfume, only for it to knock her into a pond which caused her to go into hysterics. Her dislike for wild animals was only increased that night when several exhibits of jungle life scared her half to death and her elephant kept nuzzling her with its trunk.
Willie served Primate Parfait
Reaching Pankot Palace, she was relieved for the nicer amenities, but was disgusted by menu of exotic foods at the Guardian of Tradition Dinner, like Primate Parfait. Jones was later able to provide her with an apple. A fledgling romance between Scott and Jones stalled abruptly when Willie nearly became the victim of human sacrifice, perpetrated by the underground Thuggee cult and its maniacal leader, Mola Ram.[2]
Just as Scott was being lowered into a pit of molten lava, Indy and Short Round came to her rescue. With the aid of Captain Blumburtt and his Eleventh Poona Rifles, Pankot Palace was freed from the grip of Ram and the Thuggee. Willie, Indy, and Short Round returned to the United States but that was a story in and of itself.[4]
At some point during their time together, Willie was kidnapped in Hong Kong with Jones taking up the chase on a motorcycle. She and Short Round were also trapped in a burning room but the pair escaped by pulling down the flaming curtains and jumping through the window.[5]
Legacy
Indiana Jones kept a flyer of Willie Scott's performance at Club Obi Wan and an autographed picture of her in his journal.[6] By 1938, Jones had crossed Scott's telephone number off a notepad.[7] However, as of 1957 a framed photograph of her sat in his living room.[8]
Personality and traits
Indiana Jones and Willie Scott exchange words.
Willie Scott had a fondness for diamonds and a fear of insects.[2] She could speak some Chinese in addition to her native English.[5] Indiana Jones recorded a list of pros and cons about Scott in his journal - with "Speaks her mind" as both a pro and a con.[9]
Traveling in India, Scott felt out of her element, being forced to rough it, and shrieking or fainting every time something frightened her. Disliking the smell of her elephant, she dumped her entire bottle of perfume on the head of her mount - though her elephant ended up dumping her in a puddle.[2] She had an impressive screaming ability, as noted by Indiana Jones, as she was able to scream without stopping as they plunged out of a plane and when encountering several jungle animals.
Behind the scenes
Willie Scott was portrayed by Kate Capshaw in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Capshaw later married director Steven Spielberg in 1991, seven years after the film's 1984 release.
During the early development of Temple of Doom, more than a thousand actresses auditioned for Scott's role, including the then-unknown Sharon Stone.[10]
Like Indiana Jones and Short Round, the character is named after a pet dog: Willie was the dog of Spielberg. Scott's full forename as Wilhelmina is both a nod to the Wilhelm scream, the stock sound effect used in all four theatrical Indiana Jones pictures, and the character's piercing cries.
Willie Scott appears in the Indiana Jones segment of George Lucas' Super Live Adventure which combined elements from Raiders of the Lost Ark and Temple of Doom. She meets Indiana Jones during her performance of "Anything Goes" but is introduced to the archaeologist at Club Obi Wan by René Emile Belloq. After the brawl breaks out, the singer joins Jones and the show's protagonist Hiromi and the three journey to the resting place of the Ark of the Covenant. There, they are caught in a spike trap similar to the chamber from Temple of Doom. Though Jones rescues them, Scott inadvertently reactivates it again with Jones inside and this time Hiromi makes the save. Belloq arrives but is killed when he opens the Ark and Hiromi continues on with her adventure.
Prop from the fourth film.
In Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, a prop photograph was created showing Scott in her dress from Paris that can been seen in the background of the fifth chapter on the DVD at Indiana Jones' house while he discusses Francisco de Orellana with Mutt Williams. The picture sits by a lamp next to the window.
During the development of the fourth film, Jeb Stuart's draft, then Indiana Jones and the Saucermen from Mars, included Willie Scott as a guest at Indiana Jones' wedding for his marriage to Elaine McGregor alongside Marion Ravenwood, Sallah and Henry Jones, Sr. Frank Darabont's later version, Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods, saw Jones and Ravenwood briefly discuss Willie Scott and the archaeologist informs her that Scott relocated to Hollywood where she married "some bigshot director".
There were plans by LJN in the 1980s for an action figure of Willie Scott, but the toyline was cancelled before one could be made, although a prototype was designed.[11] An action figure of Willie was later made by Hasbro in 2008 for their action figure toyline and a LEGO minifigure of Scott was also made for the sets based on Temple of Doom.
Appearances
- Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (Pictured only)
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (First appearance)
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom novel
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom comic
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure (Mentioned only) (Mac version)
- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Pictured only)
Non-canon appearances
- George Lucas' Super Live Adventure
- LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
- LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues
- LEGO Indiana Jones Adventures: Shanghai Chase
Sources
- Willie and Indy's Pencil Games
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: The Illustrated Screenplay
- The Adventures of Indiana Jones
- The World of Indiana Jones
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook
Willie Scott's Marshall College entry on IndianaJones.com (backup link on Archive.org)- Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
- Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb: 1935 Journal
- Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide
- The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 In the novelization of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Scott is estimated to be twenty, maybe twenty-five. As the film is set in 1935, it can be deduced that to the fullest, Scott might have been born between 1910 and 1915.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom novel
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 The Adventures of Indiana Jones
- ↑ The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones
- ↑ Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure
- ↑ Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
- ↑ The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones
- ↑ Chapter 2: Scouting for Locations and New Faces at TheRaider.net
- ↑ LJN - Action Figures at TheRaider.net