Indiana Jones director in Glasgow as filming set to get underway in city centre

Amazon has revealed August’s Prime Gaming offering with and Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis headlining the selection.Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is a point-and-click adventure from LucasArts that was originally released way back in 1992, winning numerous awards at the time  – including best adventure game.

Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletterIndiana Jones 5 and Narcos actor Boyd Holbrook said he has 'avoided' haggis but wants to return to Scotland as he and his cast members wrapped up their filming of the Hollywood movie in Glasgow.Boyd, who has been pictured on set in the film alongside Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Shaunette Renee Wilson and a Harrison Ford body double, was asked how he enjoyed Glasgow by some fans outside of his

Scots Indiana Jones fan got the experience of a lifetime when she was invited on-set after wowing executives with her outfit. Isla Neil, from Glasgow, had been taken to the film set by her dad Alastair and was dressed up as the legendary action hero.

Harrison Ford's double was spotted at Glasgow's Parnie Street as the city centre strip posed as New York's Delancey street. The actor joined others to film new scenes in Parnie Street and Chisholm Street in Glasgow's trendy Merchant City.

iOS - Android That was the case when one eagle-eyed Lanarkshire resident spotted the 267 bus service to Blantyre motoring down the area currently being used as 59th Street in New York.Excitement built over the weekend as Scots began to catch glimpses of Hollywood stars Boyd Holbrook, Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Mads Mikkelsen.However, the glamorous scenes were "ruined" thanks to the Blantyre bus travelling through the elaborate Big Apple set.The Twitter user shared his view of Renfield Street which

Glasgow.Police say the disturbance happened at Renfield Street around 3.20pm on Saturday as the cameras continued to roll on a parade scene being filmed in the city centre. Some streets will be closed on various days for the rest of the month due to filming, with the "prohibition of pedestrian movements during 'action"' in some cases.

Glasgow. Medical teams rushed to the aid of the unnamed actor who had been running after Harrison Ford's character.

Antonio Banderas has signed on to the fifth installment in the franchise.ET can confirm that the Oscar-nominated actor will be joining Harrison Ford, Mads Mikkelsen, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Boyd Holbrook, Shaunette Renée Wilson and Thomas Kretschmann in the forthcoming.

Indiana Jones 5 has been unveiled. The Fleabag star is joining Harrison Ford in a mystery role for the next Indy adventure, which is currently filming in the UK.

film - and Scotland is playing a starring role in it. The fifth instalment of the film franchise sees Harrison Ford return in his starring role for the first time since 2008.

here.Hit with delays amid the pandemic, the film - which is the fifth installment in the franchise - was given the green light back in 2016.It comes after Hollywood stars Robert Pattinson and Colin Farrell headed to Glasgow last month to shoot final scenes for the long-awaited new Batman movie.Parts of The Batman were filmed there in February last year after the city was chosen as a location for the Caped Crusader’s home, Gotham City.

Indiana Jones 5 director James Mangold has responded to reports that filming on the movie has been shut down due to Harrison Ford's injury. In June, Disney released a statement confirming that Ford had suffered a shoulder injury during a fight scene, however the extent of the injury was not revealed.

Harrison Ford’s legendary whip-wielding archaeologist ride into the sunset just yet. Production on the much-delayed final installment of “Indiana Jones” has ground to a halt yet again as the action star recovers from an injury he suffered during filming.

Filming on the new 'Indian Jones' movie has been pushed back three months as a result of Harrison Ford's shoulder injury. The 78-year-old actor, who stars as the titular daredevil archaeologist in the franchise, sustained the injury in a choreographed fight scene and will be now out of action while he recuperates.

Harrison Ford has been forced to take a hiatus from filming on the set of Indiana Jones 5. The 78-year-old sustained a shoulder injury while rehearsing a fight scene, according to a Disney spokesperson.