Sarah Lancashire as Margaret New, Shobna Gulati as Ray and Max Harwood as Jamie New in Twentieth Century Studios’, New Regency’s and Film4’s EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE (Photo by John Rogers. © 2021 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved)Sarah Lancashire as Margaret New, Shobna Gulati as Ray and Max Harwood as Jamie New in Twentieth Century Studios’, New Regency’s and Film4’s EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE (Photo by John Rogers. © 2021 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved)
Sarah Lancashire as Margaret New, Shobna Gulati as Ray and Max Harwood as Jamie New in Twentieth Century Studios’, New Regency’s and Film4’s EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE (Photo by John Rogers. © 2021 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved)

All the images from Everybody's Talking About Jamie film shot in Sheffield as new stills are shared ahead of release

These new images give an exciting taste of what to expect when the Everybody’s Talking About Jamie film, which was shot in Sheffield, finally hits cinema screens.

The film, inspired by the true story of Jamie Campbell, who boldly dressed in drag for his school prom despite being warned not to by teachers, was scheduled for release on February 26.

That has been pushed back due to the Covid pandemic, with no new date announced.

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To make up for the wait, exciting new stills from the movie – adapted from the hit stage musical which debuted at Sheffield’s Crucible theatre in 2017 before taking the West End by storm – have been released.

The film stars Max Harwood as Jamie New, with Richard E. Grant, Sharon Horgan, Lauren Patel, Shobna Gulati, Sarah Lancashire and Ralph Ineson also among the cast.

It was shot in Sheffield, with The Moor and Parson Cross estate among the locations to be featured.

The movie has been produced by Warp Films, Film4 and New Regency, and will be distributed by 20th Century Studios. The original Crucible team – playwright Tom MacRae, songwriter Dan Gillespie Sells of The Feeling and Park Hill-born director Jonathan Butterell – are all on board.

The musical was inspired by a real-life 2011 BBC Three TV documentary, Jamie: Drag Queen At 16.

A Dutch roundabout is coming to Sheffield - but what is it and how does it work?

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