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Filming is thought to have started on a new Harry Styles film which is being shot in Brighton.

Share George, meanwhile, cut an equally cool figure in a leather jacket, classic bottoms and a thick silver chain. The couple appeared in great spirits as they hugged and giggled during their rare outing. Parents-to-be: The model, 30, who is currently expecting her first child, cosied up to her musician spouse, 32, and their pet pooch as they engaged in conversation Relaxed: Opting for comfort, the catwalk star covered her baby bump in a brown velvet jacket as she enjoyed a break from her sched...

Harry Styles is reportedly set to go blond as he portrays a gay police officer in the upcoming LGBT period drama My Policeman. The former One Direction star, 27, will take on the starring role of Tom Burgess – who has an affair with museum curator – in the film, set in both the 1950s and 1990s. He will be joined in the movie by Emma Corrin, 25, who recently won acclaim for her portray of the late Diana, Princess of Wales in The Crown. Blond ambition: Harry Styles is reportedly set to go ...

Share The plot of the movie follows the trial of the Eton-educated politician after hes accused of sexually assaulting a young political aide.  Sienna looked radiant on set as she scooped her blonde tresses up into a chic high ponytail to film the upcoming drama.   She shrugged a tailored tan coat around her shoulders as she got into character to play Ruperts devastated wife.     Drama: Sienna is set to star in the film as the wife of a politician who has been accused of sexual assault,...

Emma has kept tight-lipped on any talk surrounding her sexuality and dating life.  Back in October, she was asked by Stella magazine if there was a boyfriend on the scene, and replied: Id rather navigate this on my own. Its nicer to feel like Im taking care of me.  MailOnline has contacted Emmas representatives for comment.  Making a statement: The Crown actress (pictured in the Netflix show) shared a picture of herself in a wedding gown that she captioned, ur fave queer bride Emmas stat...

Netflix The story of our Royal Family can be stranger than fiction at times, so it makes the perfect material for a period drama series. Intrigue, wealth and scandal set against the political backdrop of the day have been a ratings hit for Netflix as viewers relive key moments for the Windsors in this fictionalised account. The Royals themselves have been a little disapproving of the treatment of some historical events, but the idea that they might have been streaming The Crown along with t...

Listen • 3:47 Writer-director Oliver Hermanus created em Moffie /em from an autobiographical novel by André Carl van der Merwe — but he gives the film an air of lived experience. Its Capetown, 1981. A family gathers for what looks like a back-slapping birthday party — but is actually a farewell. In the South African drama Moffie, Nicholas, a teenager whos as subdued as his relatives are raucous, will head off in the morning for military service thats compulsory fo...

Embed iframe src "https://www.npr.org/player/embed/984652618/984830010" width "100%" height "290" frameborder "0" scrolling "no" title "NPR embedded audio player" Writer-director Oliver Hermanus created Moffie from an autobiographical novel by André Carl van der Merwe — but he gives the film an air of lived experience. Daniel Rutland Manners/IFC Films hide caption Writer-director Oliver Hermanus created Moffie from an autobiographical novel by André C...

(Pirate Radio, Hot Fuzz), Emily Blunt ( The Young Victoria, Sunshine Cleaning), Rupert Grint ( Harry Potter, Cherry Bomb), Eileen Atkins ( Cold Mountain, What a Girl Wants), Martin Freeman ( Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Love Actually), and Rupert Everett ( My Best Friend’s Wedding, Stardust). The film is based on the 1993 French film Cible Emouvante and is about Victor (Bill Nighy) who’s a solitary assassin in his early fifties working in London. He’s hired to kill a thief, Rose (...

S haron Stone is running late. It’s Friday afternoon in Los Angeles, where the actor lives, and Saturday morning in Canberra, where I’m staring hopefully at my computer screen, waiting for our video call to begin. Stone has written a book, a humdinger of a memoir in which she reflects on everything from her battle for custody of her oldest son to her recovery from a near-fatal brain haemorrhage. She reminisces about her reign as Hollywood’s favourite femme fatale, ruminates on se...