Sex scenes from “My Policeman” by Harry Styles will depict the “tenderness” of queer love

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Harry Styles is honored to help demonstrate the “tenderness” of homosexual sex

In the historical drama “My Policeman,” set in 1957, the Grammy winner co-stars with Emma Corrin as a closeted police officer who falls in love with a museum curator (David Dawson). “It is now plainly quite impossible to believe that someone might be gay. It was against the law. According to Styles, the movie’s director. Everybody, including myself, I believe, goes through a different process to understand their sexuality and grow more at ease with it. Not that it’s a homosexual story about these people being gay. To me, it is a waste of time and about love.

“My Policeman,” directed by “Genius” director Michael Grandage and based on Bethan Roberts’ 2012 novel of the same name, will have its TIFF premiere before opening in cinemas on October 21 and going live on Prime Video on November 4. Styles continued by stating that in contrast to his hot “Don’t Worry Darling” sex scenes with Florence Pugh, the sex scenes in “My Policeman” place a greater emphasis on emotional lovemaking than on the physical of the act.

Sex scenes from "My Policeman" by Harry Styles will depict the "tenderness" of queer love 3

Styles said that the sweetness of homosexual sex is often lost in movies where two males are fighting. Director Michael wanted to convey that it’s gentle, kind, and sensitive since he knows that some viewers were living during the period when it was against the law to be gay. Grandage earlier told Vanity Fair that the LGBT sex scenes “very literally demonstrate something that was about ‘lovemaking’ in the fullest meaning of the term, something that was choreographically engaging and not simply some kind of thrusting feeling of sex going on.”

Styles, according to Grandage, was also a surprising pick for the movie, but he proved his dedication by memorizing “every single beat” of the screenplay before meeting with the filmmakers. Grandage said, “He knew all of his lines; he knew other people’s lines.” He understood why he wanted to discuss it and why certain scenes were successful while others failed. That was really remarkable, in my opinion.

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