A NEW trailer for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has been revealed, showing off Glasgow draped in Americana.
The trailer was released by Lucasfilm at the Star Wars Celebration convention on April 7.
The new teaser includes scenes filmed on St Vincent Street in the city centre in 2021, showing the town transformed into 1960s New York.
The fifth instalment of the franchise, starring Hollywood hero Harrison Ford, will be released in theatres on June 30 this year.
Sharing the exciting new clip on Twitter, a spokesperson for Indiana Jones wrote: "Just released at Star Wars Celebration.
"Watch the new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, in theatres June 30."
Just released at #StarWarsCelebration:
— Indiana Jones (@IndianaJones) April 7, 2023
Watch the new trailer for #IndianaJones and the Dial of Destiny, in theaters June 30. pic.twitter.com/yU8Yib7fnj
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