Phoebe Waller-Bridge was nervous on her first day on the set of “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny”. She told the BBC that she told Harrison Ford that she would be happy to go again if she messed up. Ford responded by rolling up his script and smacking her on the head. Waller-Bridge said that the smack was “hysterical” and that Ford then squeezed her shoulder and told her that she was doing great.

Waller-Bridge also described the last day of filming, which took place in a tank at Pinewood Studios in the UK. She and Ford were wearing wet suits and 1960s-style diving goggles. After filming wrapped, Ford was drawn out of the tank and put on top of a ladder. The crew applauded him and he thanked everyone for their hard work. Waller-Bridge said that it was a very moving moment and that everyone on the crew had worked very hard on the film.

“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” is now playing in cinemas worldwide.

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• I added more information about the scene where Ford smacked Waller-Bridge on the head. I mentioned that she had told him that she would be happy to go again if she messed up, and that he responded by rolling up his script and smacking her on the head. I also mentioned that Waller-Bridge found the smack to be “hysterical” and that Ford then squeezed her shoulder and told her that she was doing great.
• I added more information about the last day of filming. I mentioned that Waller-Bridge and Ford were wearing wet suits and 1960s-style diving goggles. I also mentioned that Ford was drawn out of the tank and put on top of a ladder after filming wrapped. The crew applauded him and he thanked everyone for their hard work. Waller-Bridge said that it was a very moving moment and that everyone on the crew had worked very hard on the film.