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First look at MobLand star Anson Boon's new British drama with "incredible" cast

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MobLand star Anson Boon's new British drama Andy & Orson has unveiled a first look as filming wraps in the UK, with a host of exciting additions to its cast also announced.

Boon stars opposite Enola Holmes actor Louis Partridge in the coming-of-age film, which explores the highs and lows of navigating your twenties in the 2020s.

A newly released behind-the-scenes image shows the two leading men on set, with filming having taken place across South London and the Peak District.

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Set between the capital and the British countryside, Andy & Orson follows two mismatched housemates whose friendship is put to the test over the course of a year.

As the pair experience heartbreak, changing ambitions and the often messy realities of early adulthood, they must figure out who they really want to be.

Joining Boon and Partridge are Ted Lasso star Spencer Jones, Shaun of the Dead actor Kate Ashfield, The A Word's Lee Ingleby and It Gets Worse star Olive Gray.

The impressive ensemble also includes Rowan Robinson (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms), Safiyya Ingar (The Witcher), Nikhil Parmar (We Live in Time), Joshua Samuels (Saltburn) and Noor Sobka.

The film marks the feature directorial debut of Nathan Newman and Arnold T. Rice, who also penned the script, drawing inspiration from their own experiences of navigating their twenties.

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"For our debut feature, we've been utterly spoiled with talent," the filmmakers said in a statement.

"We’ve got what feels like a generational ensemble on our hands, full of spontaneity, youth, wisdom and wit, which we can’t wait to show off when the film’s complete."

Producer Jamie Clark also praised the film's stars, saying: "With Louis Partridge and Anson Boon leading the cast, and such an incredible group of new cast members joining them, Andy & Orson brings together a real wealth of British screen talent."

He added: "Nathan and Arnold have brought a sharp, contemporary edge to the familiar territory of friendship, love and finding your way through your twenties."

Both Boon and Partridge also serve as executive producers on the project, alongside Leopold Hughes, whose previous credits include Knives Out, Glass Onion and Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

The film has been developed by London-based production company My Accomplice, with MetFilm Sales handling worldwide sales.

Andy & Orson is yet to announce a release date.


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