Harrison Ford was pictured shooting scenes for Indiana Jones 5 on the streets of Cefalu in Sicily with Mads Mikkelsen on Thursday – marking his return to work following a three-month break with a shoulder injury.
The Star Wars actor, 79, got right back into character as the iconic Professor of Paleontology as he donned his signature leather jacket, which had been layered above a yellow shirt and grey trousers.
His co-star, 55, contrasted his look in a dapper grey suit, which had been styled alongside a white shirt and a coordinating panama hat.
Hard at work: Harrison Ford was pictured shooting scenes for the upcoming Indiana Jones 5 on the streets of Cefalu in Sicily with Mads Mikkelsen on Thursday
Smart: His co-star, 55, contrasted his look in a dapper grey suit, which had been styled alongside a white shirt and a coordinating panama hat
In-between scenes, Harrison drank from a blue coffee flask and kept his eyes protected from the beating sunshine with a pair of onyx shades.
He wore his silver tresses in a shaggy hairdo and completed his ensemble with a pair of brown leather shoes.
Mads travelled on the back of a golf buggy with a neon yellow clip holding back his grey locks.
Members of the production team appeared to be busy at work while wearing protective face masks amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Indy’s back: The Star Wars actor, 79, got right back into character as the iconic Professor of Paleontology as he donned his signature leather jacket, which had been layered above a yellow shirt and grey trousers
Break: In-between scenes, Harrison drank from a blue coffee flask and kept his eyes protected from the beating sunshine with a pair of onyx shades
Tousled: He wore his silver tresses in a shaggy hairdo
Edgy: Mads travelled on the back of a golf buggy with a neon yellow clip holding back his grey locks
A group of actresses dressed in colourful summer dresses were spotted joining the crew, while another crowd of cast members donned military outfits and aprons.
A vintage style turquoise car, which had been enhanced with ornate flower decorations, graced the set.
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.
Team: Many workers were spotted getting stuck in
Interesting: They pulled props along with them as they walked down a street
Chatting: Harrison struck up a conversation with somebody on set
Safety first: Members of the production team appeared to be busy at work while wearing protective face masks amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Stunning: A group of actresses dressed in colourful summer dresses were spotted joining the crew
Selfie: A pair of tourists took a photo moment away from the Hollywood star
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.
Hello! Harrison waved at onlookers
Centre of attention: He certainly stood out from the crowd in his costume
Waiting: He rested during the breaks in shooting scenes
Behind the scenes: A member of the crew travelled on the back of the buggy
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.
Keeping occupied: Harrison appeared to be in deep thought in a break
Travelling: The crew member looked into the idyllic distance as he shot off to another location
Retro: A vintage style turquoise car had been enhanced with ornate flower decorations
Costumes: A group of actors donned military outfits and aprons
Talking: Harrison’s exchange with the crew member continued
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.
Accessorised: Harrison’s trousers were held up by a mustard belt
Sizzling: The sunshine appeared to be beating down on the crew
Trendy: The crew member wore a stylish tan shirt with white stripes
Prop: A bouquet of foliage sat in-between Harrison and his companion
It’s been a fresh blow for the movie – which sees James Mangold taking on directing duties from long-time helmer Steven Spielberg – after shooting was previously pushed back as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
An insider told The Sun’s Bizarre column because it’s Harrison’s last outing as Indiana, everybody was expecting it to be plain sailing.
Conscious: He continued to wear his facemask in order to protect others
Over there! Mads pointed into the distance as he spoke to a colleague
Reflecting: Harrison appeared to be in deep thought again
Communicating: Members of the team made sure to keep walkie-talkies in their pockets in order to stay in touch throughout the day
They said: ‘After the initial delays everyone was raring to go. But now Harrison is injured and it is worse than first thought.
‘The film’s bosses have come together to work out the scheduling and it’s chaos. The earliest they think they can restart the production is September.
‘It was not what anyone was expecting so to have to change everything is a huge blow. Everyone was concerned for Harrison and they are glad he is on the mend.’
Raiders Of The Lost Ark director Steven Spielberg famously branded himself ‘an idiot’ for allowing Harrison to do his own stunts, including one where the starring actor had to outrun a prop weighing 300 pounds.
Oh no! 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 (pictured in 2008 in-character)