'Spencer': First poster for Princess Diana biopic featuring Kristen Stewart released
'Spencer': First poster for Princess Diana biopic featuring Kristen Stewart released
The first poster of "Spencer" featuring Kristen Stewart was released on Wednesday.
The poster was a n artwork for director Pablo Larrain’s Princess Diana biopic released by distributor Neon, an American film production and distribution company.
Commenting on the art work a Twitter user wrote, "Visually stunning, kinda curious to see if Kristen can pull this off....like she was quite an unusual pick."
Another said, "The first photo I saw of Kristen Stewart as Diana, I literally thought was Diana at first - not a pick I would have predicted, but she has a reputation for being an amazing dramatic actor (outside of Twilight), and she can def transform physically into the part."
Spencer is a drama film directed by Pablo Larraín and written by Steven Knight. Based on the later years of the marriage of Diana, Princess of Wales and Charles, Prince of Wales, the film stars Kristen Stewart and Jack Farthing as Diana and Charles, respectively. Timothy Spall, Sean Harris, and Sally Hawkins also star.
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