Any comic book fan knows that Spider-Man’s secret identity is Peter Parker, a science nerd who gained superhero powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider.
But in the latest installment from the Marvel cinematic universe, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Parker – played by Tom Holland – is not the only star in disguise.
The action takes place in New York City but much of the movie, which premiered in London this week, was filmed more than 3,000 miles away in Glasgow.
Filming almost brought the city centre to a halt last summer, when fans gathered to watch Holland in an action sequence in full superhero mode.
Parts of the nearby Merchant City were also dressed up to resemble the Big Apple.
It was the latest in a long line of Hollywood blockbusters to have been filmed in the city in recent years.
And next month Glasgow is expected to double as Gotham City, when filming starts on the sequel to The Batman.
Screen Scotland said the Victorian architecture, wide avenues and grid layout make it an “incredibly versatile stand-in” for many US cities.
