Filming for the blockbuster new Indiana Jones movie is continuing in Glasgow city centre today - with a dramatic chase scene involving Harrison Ford's stunt double bringing a real sense of Hollywood drama to St Vincent Street.
The action-packed sequence took place during a mammoth parade scene, which saw the city centre street packed with extras playing the part of cheering onlookers and nearby buildings decked out in American flags to mimic New York in 1969.
Completing the scene are the participants in the parade - which appears to be an incredibly-detailed recreation of the Ticker Tape parade that took place in Manhattan to celebrate the Apollo 11 moon landing.
Vintage cars joined dancers and floats complete with balloons in the colours of the American flags in snaking up the street as a pipe band and brass band marched along with them performing 'Scotland The Brave'.
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Onlooker Grant Richardson captured the stunning sight of Harrison Ford's stunt double galloping up the street alongside the parade on horseback as Narco's star Boyd Holbrook's stunt double roars up the street giving chase on a motorbike from behind.
Filming got underway yesterday on Cochrane Street, with Fleabag star Phoebe Waller-Bridge spotted on set of the as-yet-untitled fifth movie in the much-loved franchise.
The cameras, meanwhile, are set to continue rolling until the end of the month - and you can find out exactly where and when by reading our guide to Indiana Jones filming here.
