Photos taken from a night shoot of the new Indiana Jones movie show a dramatic fire staged at a historic coastal castle.
A Second World War-era motorbike is visible in one of the images taken at Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland, by PA news agency photographer Owen Humphreys.
Harrison Ford is reprising the role of the world’s most daring archaeologist at the age of 78 but it was not clear if Dr Jones was the man on the motorbike.
Bamburgh Castle has been closed to the public for several days and Second World War vehicles have been spotted being delivered to the site in the run up to filming.
Local residents were warned that filming would be taking place at night and there might be loud noises.
On Thursday evening into Friday morning, the crew staged a fire on the set which lit up the night sky.
Mr Humphreys said: “They started to test the set around 9pm and filming went on to about 1am.
“It looked spectacular in the night sky with the backdrop of the famous castle.”
During down time from filming, Ford has been spotted cycling along the Northumberland coast and on Tyneside.
Earlier in the movie schedule, he tipped his famous hat at a young fan in Grosmont, North Yorkshire, and told him he was Indiana Jones’s stunt double.
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