Phoebe Waller-Bridge joins Harrison Ford at Indiana Jones photocall at the Cannes Film Festival

Phoebe Waller-Bridge made sure all eyes were on her when she attended a photocall for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday.

The actress, 37, was joined by franchise star Harrison Ford along with fellow actors Mads Mikkelsen, Boyd Holbrook and Ethann Isidore and director James Mangold.

The Fleabag star flashed her bra in a plunging white blazer which she wore with matching trousers.

The writer added height to her frame with a pair of white open-toed heels and styled her dark brown locks into a loose bob.

Phoebe plays Indiana Jones’ goddaughter Helena Shaw in the film, with filmmakers describing the character as “smooth” and “charming.”

Stars: The actress, 37, who plays Indiana Jones’ goddaughter Helena Shaw in the film, was joined by franchise star Harrison Ford

Style: The Fleabag star flashed her bra in a plunging white blazer that she wore with matching trousers

Cast: Harrison and Phoebe were joined by fellow actors Mads Mikkelsen (right), Boyd Holbrook (center right), and Ethann Isidore (center) and director James Mangold (left)

“She’s a mystery and a wonder,” Phoebe, who also stars in the film alongside Antonio Banderas, told Empire about her character.

“Making the movie was everything I had hoped for, with the chance to work on my own stunts and action sequences,” she added.

“If the script said throw yourself on the back of a vehicle, I threw myself on the back of a vehicle!”

Harrison, 80, looked casual for the event, wearing a navy blue patterned shirt and matching jeans.

Also present at the event was YouTuber Joe Sugg who briefly posed next to Harrison.

Opting for a laid-back look, the former Strictly Come Dancing star opted for a navy blue polo shirt and white trousers.

The upcoming action movie will be released on June 30 and will be the last Indiana Jones film.

“This is the last movie in the series and this is the last time I play the character. I expect it will be the last time he appears in a movie,” Harrison himself recently confirmed in an interview with Total Film.

Outfit: Phoebe added height to her body with a pair of white open-toed heels and styled her brunette locks into a loose bob

Event: Also present at the event was YouTuber Joe Sugg who briefly posed next to Harrison

Smart: Harrison looked casual for the event, wearing a navy blue patterned shirt and matching jeans

In demand: Harrison signed autographs for several fans who lined up to see him

Casual: Former Strictly Come Dancing star Joe opted for a relaxed look, opting for a navy blue polo shirt and white pants

Phoebe said of the project, “Making the movie was everything I could have hoped for, with the chance to work on my own stunts and action sequences.”

She added, “If the script said throw yourself on the back of a vehicle, I’ve thrown myself on the back of a vehicle!”

In November, it was reported that Disney Plus was in the early stages of developing an Indiana Jones TV series, though Harrison insisted he was not involved in that either.

He said he “will not be involved in that, if it comes to fruition,” adding that he is quite excited for fans to see the latest Indy adventure.

“I had been ambitious to make this movie for 10 years, and there finally came a time when we all committed to it,” the actor admitted.

“It was a joyous moment for me. I think it’s a rare situation I find myself in.”

‘I have been able to deliver beautiful films developed by Steven [Spielberg] and George [Lucas] over a period of 40 years, and to end it not with a whimper, but with a bang, has been my greatest ambition for this excursion,” he continued.

End of an Era: The upcoming action movie will be released on June 30 and will be the last Indiana Jones film

Harrison said, “This is the last movie in the series and this is the last time I play the character. I expect it will be the last time he appears in a movie’

Franchise: In November, it was reported that Disney Plus was in the early stages of developing an Indiana Jones TV series, though Harrison insisted he wasn’t involved in that either

Harrison said, “I’ve been able to deliver some great films developed by Steven [Spielberg] and George [Lucas] over a period of 40 years, and not to end it with a whimper, but a bang, my greatest ambition has been for this excursion’