Phoebe Waller-Bridge has been spotted in Ashton Lane as filming for the new Indiana Jones film gets underway in Glasgow.
The star of Fleabag and Solo: A Star Wars Story was spotted by one eagle-eyed fan after "having a bite to eat" earlier this evening.
Dale Andrew's Twitter post includes a photo of the 36-year-old getting up from the table outside Jinty McGinty's with a companion along with pictures from the set in the city centre.
It's understood the actor may have been dining at Ubiquitous Chip. The restaurant is currently using seating outside the pub, which is currently closed. (Good taste, if you ask us.)
Waller-Bridge was also seen on Wednesday afternoon prior to filming scenes on Cochrane Street next to the City Chambers. She appeared to be in full sixties character, dressed in flares, a velvet jacket, a beret and sunglasses.
Several streets have been transformed into the United States for the fifth movie in the franchise starring 79-year-old Harrison Ford.
The city's St Vincent Street was adorned in the stars and stripes for the parade scene, which featured pipers playing Scotland The Brave and a brass band behind.
The body double for Ford rode on horseback along past the parade, with the Holbrook double behind on a vintage motorbike.
One float involved in the parade featured the words "Apollo 11", with other references to the astronauts suggesting part of the film could be set in 1969.
Several takes were shot this morning after rehearsals for the parade took place earlier this week at a car park in Govan, near Ibrox Stadium.
Crowds gathered at both ends of St Vincent Street - and side streets along the parade's route - for a glimpse at the action.
The movie's director James Mangold - who also directed The Greatest Showman, Le Mans '66 and Logan, which featured Holbrook - has been pictured in Glasgow on set alongside other crew members this week.
Filming has so far featured several hundred extras, but other main stars in the movie include Mads Mikkelsen, Thomas Kretschmann, Shaunette Renee Wilson and Toby Jones.
Parts of the city centre will closed on various days until July 31 for filming, with the "prohibition of pedestrian movements during 'action"' in some cases.
Vehicles will not be able to wait, load or unload - or even move - on other dates along St Vincent Street, Hope Street, West Nile Street and Wellington Street, among others.
Filming will move along to the Trongate, Montrose Street, Bothwell Street and Blythswood Street as the month goes on.
Vehicles will not be allowed to move along the M8 Kingston Bridge off-ramp to Bothwell Street from 8pm to 10pm between July 26 and 28.
A list of street closures and timings can be found on the Glasgow City Council website.
