On Monday, an advanced test screening for My Policeman took place in San Diego, which studios usually do when a movie is in the final stages of post-production to gauge audience reaction and make any necessary tweaks.
Just to sweeten an already tantalising cast sheet, Emma Corrin also stars as Tom's beleaguered wife, Marion, left behind while he pursues his secretive gay fling. Two projects debuting in 2022 will make or break the Tinseltown bona fides of the 28-year-old: Don't Worry Darling, Olivia Wilde's psychological thriller in which he co-stars with Florence Pugh, and My Policeman, a clandestine queer romance between Styles' titular copper, Tom, and a museum curator. (The less said about that one, the better.) And yet the multi-hyphenate has been hyped by just about everyone to transcend from international pop star into the superlative status of Hollywood leading man. We've only seen Harry Styles in front of the camera twice so far: first, as part of the ensemble in Christopher Nolan's war epic Dunkirk, and last year, in the post-credits scene of Eternals.
