Harry Styles is set to star opposite Florence Pugh in Olivia Wilde's psychological thriller Don't Worry Darling, which is arriving this September. But the king of soft-filter, inoffensive pop will be making his leading role debut the following month with My Policeman, in which he plays closeted cop Tom Burgess in 1950s Brighton.
And today, we get our first look at leading-man Harry Styles with the film's brief official trailer, which also features co-stars Emma Corrin as Styles' wife/beard Marion Taylor and David Dawson as his lover Patrick Hazlewood.
The film's synopsis reads: "Set in the 1950s in Brighton, a gay policeman named Tom marries a school teacher named Marion while being in a relationship with Patrick, a museum curator. The secret they share threatens to ruin them all."
The film arrives October 21. The trailer itself doesn't offer a ton of details or plot points, and mostly features the three lead actors making a lot of facial expressions and wearing pretty '50s costumes. Check it out below.
And today, we get our first look at leading-man Harry Styles with the film's brief official trailer, which also features co-stars Emma Corrin as Styles' wife/beard Marion Taylor and David Dawson as his lover Patrick Hazlewood.
The film's synopsis reads: "Set in the 1950s in Brighton, a gay policeman named Tom marries a school teacher named Marion while being in a relationship with Patrick, a museum curator. The secret they share threatens to ruin them all."
The film arrives October 21. The trailer itself doesn't offer a ton of details or plot points, and mostly features the three lead actors making a lot of facial expressions and wearing pretty '50s costumes. Check it out below.
