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Harry Stylessays his upcoming filmMy Policemanis about “love and wasted time.”
Styles, 28, wore a mandarin-collared black suit with a shiny black belt around his waist to the premiere of the Prime Video film on Tuesday at the Regency Bruin Theatre in Los Angeles, where he and costar David Dawson were in attendance for a showing of their new romantic drama.
“I had such a wonderful experience, making it and being a part of it. It’s something I’m really proud to be a part of,” Styles told an audience before the film screened.
“And working with David, andEmma [Corrin], and Michael, and everyone throughout the process was… It was a really, really special thing for me,” he continued.
A special featurette fromMy Policeman, released in October,showcased new footage from the upcoming film and interviews with Stylesand costars Corrin and Dawson, as well as Linus Roache, Gina McKee and Rupert Everett, who play older versions of the former actors' characters.
“It’s a story about friendship, love and lust,” directorMichael Grandagesays in the video.
“They’re all three of them victims of the world in which they live,” Dawson, who plays museum curator Patrick, says in the clip after Corrin explains the film’s synchronous timelines. “The central triangle of this film really fascinated me.”
As Corrin says in the clip, Styles' character Tom “sort of straddles these two relationships” between his wife Marion (Corrin) and Patrick, a friend who he falls in love with.
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Inthe movie’s trailer, Tom (Styles) is shown wedding Marion (Corrin, 26) but in falling in love with Patrick (Dawson, 40), at one point screaming at the latter, “You know nothing about being married so stop telling me what I’m supposed to think about it!”
In a flash-forward amid interspersed scenes from the past, a grown-up Marion (McKee, 58) tells Tom, “He was always in your life — in our lives.”
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My Policemanpremieres on Amazon Prime Video Nov. 4.
source: people.com
