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Shekhar Kapur starts rehearsals with Hollywood star Emma Thompson for his next film

Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur on Monday announced that he has begun prepping for his upcoming directorial featuring Academy Award winner Emma Thompson. The film would mark Kapur’s return to feature length directorial after his 2007 Cate Blanchett- starrer drama Elizabeth: The...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:11 PM Nov 17, 2020 IST
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Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur on Monday announced that he has begun prepping for his upcoming directorial featuring Academy Award winner Emma Thompson.

The film would mark Kapur’s return to feature length directorial after his 2007 Cate Blanchett- starrer drama Elizabeth: The Golden Age.

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Kapur said he is excited to start working on the film with the Sense and Sensibility star, without divulging further details.

“First rehearsals with the amazing actor Emma Thompson today. So looking forward to working with her in my next movie,” the 74-year-old director tweeted.

According to Deadline, Kapur’s directorial is a cross-cultural romantic-comedy titled What’s Love Got To Do With It?, and is set between London and South Asia. The film also stars Lily James of Baby Driver fame and Star Trek: Discovery actor Shazad Latif. It is written and produced by Jemima Khan. — PTI

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