Wilhelmina "Willie" Scott is a fictional character from the 1984 film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom played by actress Kate Capshaw. A busty blonde singer and cabaret dancer, she first becomes involved with archeologist Indiana Jones during his ill-fated 'deal' with gangster Lao Che for the remains of the Emperor Nurhachi, and later accompanies him on a quest to recover the sacred Sankara Stones (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom). In...
Willie hid the antidote in her dress and Indiana Jones is digging for it.
Willie just got bucked off the elephant and she is sitting in a stream very u...
Willie is running around the campground because she keeps running into differ...
Willie says this as a snake crawls against her shoulder but she thinks its th...
Willie is upset because all the guides left because they were too scared to c...
Willie is pissed about the situation she is in and is taking anger out on Ind...
Willie the gold digger! Indiana Jones is walking with Willie to the dinner ta...
Willie is disappointed that the Maharaja is a kid because she wanted to be hi...
Willie gets sprayed with water by the elephant for putting all that perfume o...
Willie is freaking out about the animals in the jungle.
Willie gives Indiana Jones some attitude about his name while they are campin...
Willie rejects Indiana Jones' offer but doesn't realize that it is food she r...
Willie is eating an apple and she is starving because she couldn't eat anythi...
Willie likes that Indiana Jones brought her food after she couldn't eat anyth...
Indiana Jones is a pimp! He is putting the closing moves on Willie in a beaut...
Indiana Jones and Willie are flirting with each other and Indiana Jones is se...
Indiana Jones and Willie love to flirt with each other in a bedroom in Pankot...
Willie does not like how Indiana Jones is treating her when he puts some more...
Willie lets Indiana Jones have it when he walks back to his room.
Willie screams his name because she wants him and is pissed that he didn't co...
Willie is yelling at Indiana Jones while he is being strangled by an Indian s...
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