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[Indiana Jones] Is Indy a celebrity? How widely known are his adventures?

I can't imagine how people would react if they knew a guy was saving the world and going on crazy adventures and fighting Nazis/Russians. EVERYONE would be wanting to go to that university and take his class. Hell, sometimes famous actors teach classes and it's always a big deal, I can't imagine what it would be like if people knew a guy who found biblical artifacts and directly prevented the Nazis from winning WW2 was teaching one.

I know Indy is a huge heartthrob among his female students at the very least, but does he have much of a reputation outside of the university? Do his adventures make headlines or is it like Men in Black where it's kept on the DL to keep the public from freaking out?
gpt
Temple of Doom is a prequel to Raiders, and as of Raiders he's an un-noticed archeology professor. He **does** have enough reputation for the military guys to find him and ask his opinion, but it seems even that is only because of his connection to Ravenwood.

In Last Crusade he somehow seems a lot more popular, as evidenced by the scene where a hundred students mob his office. But since the ark adventure seems to have been completely classified, it's arguable whether the popularity was due to that.

And as of Crystal Skull (ugh) he's still professor-ing. Granted, Neil Armstrong managed to be a humble professor, despite being one of the most famous men in the world.