Spot the real Indiana Jones: Harrison Ford, 79, poses with a group of identically-dressed fans as he resumes filming for the fifth film in Sicily
He’s been back filming after being forced to take a break following a shoulder injury.
And Harrison Ford appeared to be seeing double as he posed with a group of Indiana Jones fans all dressed in his iconic costume, while on the film’s set in Sicily.
The actor, 79, posed in the middle of the doppelgängers while wearing his iconic costume consisting of a brown leather jacket, hat and shirt during a break from filming for the much-delayed blockbuster.
Doppelgängers: Harrison Ford appeared to be seeing double as he posed with a group of Indiana Jones fans all dressed in his iconic costume, while on the film’s set in Sicily
The impersonators were also wearing this same attire as they appeared in a group image, which was shared on Twitter.
Harrison was reportedly filming at a temple in Segesta north west of the country, Cefalu on the north central coast, as well as near Syracuse at Castello Maniace.
Filming for the sequel appeared to be back in full swing last month following Harrison’s June shoulder injury, which caused production to be halted for three months.
London’s Hatton Garden was transported back to the 1960s, where the production crew had convincingly decorated the street with American memorabilia.
Recognised: The actor posed in the middle of the doppelgängers while wearing his iconic costume; pictured in Indiana Jones and The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull in 2008
Old-school cars and vintage store facades populated the hotspot, complete with U.S. Mail boxes, rubber tyres and weathered posters reading, ‘Blood bank, donors paid.’
Stacks of New York’s Daily News broadsheets were piled upon wooden slats with the headline, ‘Oust Cuban spy for Nixon plot,’ on its front page while traditional television and radio sets graced shop windows.
Harrison had to undergo surgery on his shoulder following his injury at Pinewood Studios, with the crew using a stand-in for crowd scenes during his absence.
A source told The Sun: ‘Everyone’s relieved to see him back and fighting fit.
‘It’s been a long ten-week wait for him and the crew. Filming has been held up but hopefully now it can get back on track.’
MailOnline contacted representatives of Harrison for comment at the time.
The Hollywood star remained in the UK while he recuperated from his shoulder injury and was spotted out and about in London on several occasions during the summer.
The Academy Award nominee has filmed the movie in London, Glasgow and North Yorkshire.
Filming was also recently put into jeopardy following an outbreak of norovirus spread across the site.
Up to 50 people had to be sent home from the Pinewood Studios in Iver, Buckinghamshire, following a spread of the winter vomiting bug last week.
The fifth and final Indiana Jones movie was originally due for release in 2022, however that was before filming was pushed back by three months due to Harrison’s injury.
Back at it: Filming for the sequel appeared to be back in full swing last month following Harrison’s June shoulder injury, which caused production to be halted for three months; pictured in Indiana Jones and The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull 2008
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