"Indiana Jones 5" is years away from its release, and recent updates reveal that the script for the upcoming film has not been started yet.

As of now, what "Indiana Jones" fans know is that both Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford will reprise their roles in the movie. Also, we know that John Williams will write the score for the film and the titular character, Indiana Jones, will not die at the end of the movie.

Some reports claim that Disney is currently considering giving the "Indiana Jones" franchise the "Star Wars" treatment by exploring a mix of prequels, sequels and standalone films.

In a recent interview with Fandango, "Indiana Jones" producer Frank Marshall new updates on the movie.

"That's still in the thinking stages. I'm not involved in until they come up with the idea and the plan of where they want to go," he said.

Marshall went on to compare the "Indiana Jones" franchise with the "Bourne Identity" franchise, which is another action-adventure series he got involved in.

"I'd say 'Indiana Jones' is different because Indy can have his own adventures without anyone knowing. We just pick him up. It's like serials, he's on his last adventure, then he's on a new adventure. But 'Bourne' has a history attached to him the whole time. You have this character who has a problem and people are empathetic to him and want to see who he really is. That's the difference. Even though we have the same character going through both franchises, 'Bourne' is a little more difficult because he has the amnesia problem," said Marshall.

"Indiana Jones 5" is set to be released on July 19, 2019.