SAM CLAFLIN TO GO 'ADRIFT' WITH SHAILENE WOODLEY & TO STAR IN 19TH CENTURY 'THE NIGHTINGALE' DRAMA! NEW TRAILER & POSTERS WITH SAM CLAFLIN, PAUL BETTANY FROM 'JOURNEY'S END' WW1 DRAMA

  SAM CLAFLIN TO STAR

IN 'ADRIFT' AND 'NIGHTINGALE'

Sam has also become a father last year!

You absolute adored him last year in heartbreaking Me Before You (for which he did not even get an Oscar nomination), Their Finest and in My Cousin Rachel, and this summer, in June, you will watch Sam Claflin in disaster thriller ADRIFT from director Baltasar Kormakur in which Shailene Woodley plays the female lead opposite Sam. They play avid sailors who set out on a journey across the ocean and encounter one of the most catastrophic hurricanes in recorded history. Later this year, you will also watch lovely Sam Claflin in period set darma THE NIGHTINGALE set in 1825 Tasmania. A young convict woman seeking revenge for the murder of her family, takes an Aboriginal male outcast with her through the interior and gets much more than she bargained for.

  'JOURNEY'S END'

FINAL CHARACTER POSTERS

Sam Claflin leads his soldiers into battle

Speaking of our dearest British chap Sam Claflin, you can also check out new character posters and also a new trailer for his war drama JOURNEY'S END which is out in Europe next week exactly 100 years after the events of the Spring Offensive which it depicts! He plays heroic captain Stanhope in the big screen adaptation of the famous theatre play by R.C. Sherriff  alongside cast that also includes Paul Bettany, Asa Butterfield and Tom Sturridge.

Saul Dibb directed the WW1 movie

IN FACE OF FEAR THEY FOUND STRENGTH IN EACH OTHER  
March, 1918. A dugout in the trenches near Saint-Quentin, northern France. Six soldiers from a British Army infantry company have four short days left before they climb over the top and charge, hopelessly, helplessly, into the waiting, heavily armed, enemy lines. It’s obvious suicide. The men know it. They feel it in their bones. And they spend their last four

The movie was shot to mark First World War Centenary!

days on Earth shifting between quiet contemplation, drunken rage, recrimination and eventual resignation — always undercut and underpinned by profound, and profoundly moving, brotherly love.