Breathtaking 'Spencer' Poster Has Us Royally Hyped For Kristen Stewart's Princess Diana
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Stewart brings the drama in the first poster for the upcoming biopic, which hits theaters in November.
Movie posters are, for the most part, consistently dreadful and look startlingly alike. So when something genuinely innovative comes along, well, hello, let’s celebrate that. Let’s all turn our gaze upon the first poster for Pablo Larraín’s upcoming “Spencer,” starring Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana, which was unveiled Wednesday morning to inject a heavy dose of high drama into your week. While we’ve already seen convincing glimpses of Stewart as the People’s Princess, the poster gives us a taste of Larraín’s vision for the film, which drops down on a “critical weekend” in her life when she ultimately decides her marriage to Prince Charles is beyond repair.
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