Indiana Jones filming continues in Glasgow city centre
Filming for what is thought to be a new Indiana Jones film continues in the city of Glasgow. The body double's of Harrison Ford and Boyd Holbrook were seen riding through St Vincent Street on a horse and motorcycle respectively.
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