Andrew Scott has opened up his personal connection to his film All of Us Strangers.
Back in 2023, moviegoers were finally treated to the gay fantasy drama, written and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Andrew Haigh.
Based on the novel Strangers by Japanese novelist Taichi Yamada, the film follows screenwriter Adam (Scott) as he navigates a new romance with his mysterious neighbour Harry (Paul Mescal).
However, things take a surprising turn when Adam comes across his dead parents (Jamie Bell and Claire Foy), who “appear to be living just as they were on the day they died, 30 years before.”
Following its release, the heartbreaking project received universal acclaim for its moving story, Haigh’s direction, the incredible performances, and its exploration of grief and loneliness.
During a recent appearance at FACTS: Your Belgian Comic Con, Scott reflected on All of Us Strangers‘ impact and the special connection his late mother had to the film.
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