Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom actor Ke Huy Quan has an eager reaction to a Short Round spinoff idea. At age 12, Quan made his acting debut in Steven Spielberg's follow-up to Raiders of the Lost Ark released in 1984 and following Harrison Ford's eponymous adventurer land in Shanghai, tasked with reclaiming an ancient rock stolen by a secret cult beneath the catacombs of an ancient palace.
When asked if he would ever return to the iconic character, Quan reveals he would do it in a heart beat if asked. Check out Quan's hopeful response to a potential Short Round spinoff below:
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