First look at The Crown star Emma Corrin in new movie with Harry Styles

Stephanie Chase
·2 min read
Photo credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin - Getty Images
Photo credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin - Getty Images

Filming has wrapped on The Crown star Emma Corrin's new movie which sees her teaming up with singer-turned-actor Harry Styles.

LGBTQ+ drama My Policeman, adapted from the novel by Bethan Roberts, will see Harry and Emma as Tom and Marion, a couple whose lives are turned upside down by a visit from a mystery guest.

With filming now finished, producer Robbie Rogers has shared a series of images from the set on Instagram, showing Emma, Harry and co-star David Dawson.

Photo credit: Robbie Rogers - Instagram
Photo credit: Robbie Rogers - Instagram

Rogers captioned the post: "That's a wrap! Thank you everyone @amazonstudios and @jennifersalke and a huge thank you to our entire cast and crew!

"I love each and every one of you! We had incredible time making this film and I can't wait for people to see it! #MyPoliceman."

Taking inspiration from Roberts' novel set in 1950s Brighton, the big-screen version will begin the story in the late '90s, when the arrival of an elderly man into Tom and Marion's home triggers the exploration of "seismic events from 40 years previous".

Photo credit: Tristan Fewings - Getty Images
Photo credit: Tristan Fewings - Getty Images

Tom and Marion's guest is soon revealed as Patrick, Tom's former lover from a time when same-sex relationships between men were illegal.

Harry has also just finished filming the Olivia Wilde-directed Don't Worry Darling alongside Florence Pugh and Chris Pine.

My Policeman is yet to confirm a release date.

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