Treasure hunters

Natalie Portman and John Krasinski seek the elixir of life in a Guy Ritchie caper

- REBECCA MAHONEY

With age-old mysteries, exotic locations and jaw-dropping stunts, director Guy Ritchie delivers Indiana Jones-style thrills in family friendly action-adventure film Fountain of Youth.

The globe-trotting caper follows squabbling treasure hunters Luke (John Krasinski) and Charlotte Purdue (Natalie Portman), estranged siblings who reunite for a wild expedition to unearth ancient secrets and find the mythological fountain of youth.

Luke is a daring, rule-breaking artefact hunter, while Charlotte enjoys her grounded, stable life as an art curator in London. But when Luke steals artwork from his sister's gallery and upends her whole world, Charlotte has little choice but to join Luke's madcap mission funded by terminally ill billionaire Owen Carver (Domhnall Gleeson).

As their puzzle-solving heist spans Bangkok, Vienna, London and Cairo, hot on their trail are Thai gangsters, Interpol and a dangerous secret sect led by the enigmatic Esmé (Eiza González).

Here, TV&Satellite Week chats to Krasinski, 45, and Portman, 43, to find out more...