I know how it must've looked at the end of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - that is, if you made it all the way to the end. Harrison Ford says that Shia LaBeouf would not "replace" him in the three-decade-old adventure series.

Ford tells Moviefone, "No, that's never been (the idea). As George [Lucas] has famously said, we'd have to call it Mutt Jones: The Search for Elvis. I think it just doesn't work that way," he says, referring to a torch-passing moment in the summer blockbuster.

"And there's definitely a distinction between passing the fedora and someone picking it up."

When asked about a fifth Indiana Jones movie, Ford maintained his mostly-open stance. "It would have to do with the quality of the script that I read, if and when we decide to go forward," Ford says.

But he is less optimistic about a rumored Blade Runner 2. "I don't know who it would be a good idea for [laughs] ... I wouldn't go that far [to say I'm not interested], but I have not been at all engaged in that process."

Oddly, Ford and I have our positions reversed on this. I'd much rather see a Blade Runner 2 than another Indiana Jones flick.