Harrison Ford's body double was spotted on the set of Indiana Jones 5 on Wednesday, as he trod the streets of Glasgow, where the Scottish city was changed into Manhattan for the blockbuster.
The actor, 76, has been forced to take a break from filming for three months as he recovers from a shoulder injury sustained on set yet his body double has been working hard in his place.
The Scottish city looked unrecognisable on Wednesday, dressed with yellow cabs, American flags and NYPD firetrucks for scenes for the upcoming action sequel.
Who's who! Harrison Ford's body double was seen on the set of Indiana Jones 5 in Glasgow on Wednesday, where the Scottish streets were transformed to look like Manhattan
Yet production on the movie has continued, with the newest scenes featuring the emergency services, with ambulances and fire teams on set.
Actor Boyd Holbrook on Cochrane Street in Glasgow city centre, strolling around in a suit and tie.
Crew members were seen covering the streets of Glasgow with US flags.
Glasgow meets Manhattan! Filming on Indiana Jones 5 continues as Scottish city is transformed into New York with yellow cabs, American flags and NYPD firetrucks
Unrecognisable: The Scottish city has been dressed with yellow cabs, American flags and NYPD firetrucks for scenes for the upcoming action sequel
Various buildings had flags hanging from them and shop fronts were replaced with set props.
To create a true American feel, even the Scottish traffic lights were temporarily replaced with bright yellow ones for authenticity.
Director James Mangold was also spotted in the city visiting the set and assessing the progress of the set building which took place on Tuesday.
A group appeared to be rehearsing what is believed to be a scene from the film which sees a parade of various vehicles celebrating Apollo 11, earlier in the week.
Absent: While star Harrison Ford , 79, was not on set, extras and crew were hard at work transforming Scotland's largest city for the blockbuster movie
Action scenes: The newest scenes appear to feature the emergency services, with ambulances and fire teams on set
Busy: Crew members were seen covering the streets of Glasgow with US flags
Details: Shop windows were dressed up for the scenes
Buzz of activity: Various buildings had flags hanging from them and shop fronts were replaced with set props
Busy: Director James Mangold was also spotted in the city visiting the set and assessing the progress of the set building which took place on Tuesday
Adorned: To create a true American feel, even the Scottish traffic lights were temporarily replaced with bright yellow ones for authenticity
According to Inside The Magic, the latest film will be set during the 1960s space race.
Crew dressed in their every day clothes were spotted sat on top of the floats as they tested out the scene in a deserted car park.
The floats were adorned with various messages, including 'A giant leap for mankind!' and 'Welcome Apollo 11 astronauts'.
The group was then seen walking close together and waving US flags above their heads and an old school New York Police Department car was also brought in for the scene to make it look as authentic as possible.
Harrison has been forced to delay filming for the new film for three months due to an injury but production for the upcoming blockbuster appears to still be full steam ahead.
Flashback: A group appeared to be rehearsing what is believed to be a scene from the film which sees a parade of various vehicles celebrating Apollo 11
New film: According to Inside The Magic, the latest film will be set during the 1960s space race
Despite sparking fears he may require surgery to fix his shoulder injury, Harrison already seems to be well on the road to recovery as he headed out for a walk for his birthday.
On Tuesday morning the actor was spotted grabbing lunch in Selfridges where he delighted one lucky fan.
The icon was without his shoulder sling which he had been wearing following the injury he sustained on the set just three weeks ago.
Harrison took off his green mask and bent down to pose with the mother of writer and The Significance Of R blogger Marie at the deli counter of Selfridges in London.
Marie from Somerset wrote on her Twitter: 'They say 'Never meet your idols'! Thats simply BS! 'How about bumping into them in Selfridges food-hall during lunch at the deli counter on your birthday!
Rehearsals: Crew dressed in their every day clothes were spotted sat on top of the floats as they tested out the scene in a deserted car park
Space race scene: The floats were adorned with various messages, including 'A giant leap for mankind!' and 'Welcome Apollo 11 astronauts'
Preparations: The group was then seen walking close together and waving US flags above their heads
Continuity: An old school New York Police Department car was also brought in for the scene to make it look as authentic as possible
'My mum was over the moon with joy as I took this picture & said how much she loves #HarrisonFord I was too starstruck to speak!'
She later added: 'It was such an awesome moment (for me as a super fan) I was SO star struck that I couldn't speak!
'It was a bucket list moment. If #Harrison Ford does see this photo with my mum, please forgive me for walking away, for not asking about your shoulder, not asking you to lunch!''
Having been forced to take a break from filming due to his injury, Harrison has
