Michael Sheen will star alongside Game of Thrones star, Nathalie Emmanuel in a new Christmas film.
The Newport-born actor will feature in Last Train to Christmas, a Sky original film set to be released in November.
The Bafta award winner will feature alongside Emmanuel (Game of Thrones, Fast & Furious 7) in the film.
We know it’s only October, but we’re releasing a Michael Sheen and Nathalie Emmanuel Christmas movie, and we’re pretty excited about it.
— Sky TV (@skytv) October 20, 2021
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A description of the story:
Tony Towers (Sheen) is about to take the trip of a lifetime.
It’s 1985 and he’s a successful nightclub manager, a local celebrity and engaged to a much younger woman, Sue (Emmanuel).
Things are going great. But when he embarks upon the 3:17 to Nottingham for a Christmas family reunion, things get a little strange.
Moving up a carriage to the buffet car lands him in 1995, where he finds his clubs have failed and his life has fallen apart.
Tony discovers that by moving up and down this fateful train, he can transport himself forward and backward to various stages of his life.
Not only that, but the actions he takes in one carriage directly affect his life in the next.
Julia Stuart, director of original film at Sky said: “At Sky Cinema we are rounding off our Christmas slate for 2021 with a film starring top British talent including Michael Sheen and Nathalie Emmanuel.
“This project joins other Sky Original films for the season including A Boy Called Christmas and A Christmas Number One.”
Written and directed by Julian Kemp, produced by Sky, Future Artists Entertainment and Stigma Films the title will release on Sky Cinema and streaming service NOW this Christmas, available from December 18.
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