Harry Styles and several members of the cast and crew of My Policeman walked the red carpet at the Princess of Wales Theatre at TIFF on Sunday, September 11, 2022 for the premiere.
King Street was closed off to traffic, and a portion of the street was closed off to pedestrians, with fans on each side, so the stars could walk through and sign autographs and pose for photos.
In the film, Styles plays a young police officer in 1950s Britain. When schoolteacher Marion (Emma Corrin) meets him one summer on a beach, they begin a loving relationship.
After the two encounter Patrick (David Dawson), a museum curator, they become friends, but things change when Patrick invites Tom to explore his sexual identity. A tenuous love triangle begins to form in which Tom is torn between his desire for Patrick and the love he has for Marion.
The three are played in their older years by Linus Roache, Gina McKee, and Rupert Everett. ~Alexandra Heilbron
Photos courtesy of Amazon Studios.
- My Policeman cast
- Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and Julie Rapaport
- Emma Corrin on King Street
- Linus Roache
- David Dawson
- Harry Styles signs autographs
- Harry Styles with fans
- Harry Styles on King Street
- Producer Robbie Rogers
- Rupert Everett with fans
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Amazon Studios, Cora Palfrey, David Dawson, Emma Corrin, Gina McKee, Greg Berlanti, Harry Styles, Linus Roache, Michael Grandage, My Policeman, Philip Herd, premiere, Robbie Rogers, Ron Nyswaner, Rupert Everett, Sarah Schechter, tiff, TIFF2022
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