Veteran actor Harrison Ford is looking forward to reliving the character of adventurous archaeologist Indiana Jones for the fifth time.

The 68-year-old megastar has revealed that producer George Lucas and director Steven Spielberg may be mounting the fifth sequel, 'Indiana Jones 5', to the popular movie franchise, Contactmusic reported. "If there's something that the three of us can agree on then I'd love to do it. George is working on something but I haven't seen anything on paper. "We've talked a little bit about it. It would be fun, I'd love to do it," Ford said.

Meanwhile, the 'Star Wars' actor has reportedly showered gifts on Sean Connery so that he agrees to come out of retirement and play the role of Henry Jones, the protagonists' father in 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'(1989). "Everyone is keen to get Sean back as Professor Henry Jones Senior.

They wanted him back for the last movie. Everyone's hopeful he'll agree to reprise the role even in a small way. I hear Harrison Ford has been sending gifts to try to convince him. I think he could go for it. It would be on his terms," a source said. The fourth movie, 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,' was released in 2008