Scotland has become a popular filming spot for Hollywood in recent year - from The Avengers, Batman and Spider-man, to Frankenstein, James Bond and Indiana Jones, everywhere from Waverley Station to Glencoe has popped up in the background of the biggest of big screen blockbusters.
This year it will be standing in for some of the most famous locations in Greek mythology in director Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey.
It tells the story of Odysseus, the king of Ithaca, and his journey home after the decade-long Trojan War.
Coming after Nolan’s hugely successful Oscar-dominating biopic Oppenheimer, it is expected to keep multiplexes packed for weeks over the summer.
The world premiere of the film takes place in London this evening (Monday, July 6) with many of the impressive cast in attendance - including the likes of Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Zendaya and Charlize Theron.
Nolan travelled the world to make the film, with parts shot in Morocco, Greece, Italy, Iceland, and Western Sahara and the USA.
And several scenes were also set in Scotland, with many of those famous faces seen around the Moray coast during filming.
Here are the places to look out for when settling down in your local cinema to watch the film.
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5. Sunnyside Beach
The cheerful-sounding Sunnyside Beach is a quiet cove to the east of Buckie, again on the Moray Coast. It has been reported that shipwrecks were created here to be used in the filming of 'The Odyssey'. | Google Maps
6. Culbin Forest
Located on the coast just to the east of Nairn, Culbin Forest was reportedly used as a location for the blockbuster. It's a large stretch of beaches, sand dunes, salt marches and pine woods that's designated a site of special scientific interest and is a popular spot for a walk. | Canva/Getty Images
7. Culbin Forest
If you see a scene where warriers are marching through woodland, then there's every chance that it was shot in Culbin Forest. | Google Maps
8. Buckie
There was excitement in the burgh town of Buckie when the Odyssey filming crew came into town. They reportedly hired an office from the council while filming scenes involving greek warships in Buckie Harbour. | Canva/Getty Images