Rupert Everett and Gina McKee film the final scenes of My Policeman in East Sussex 

Rupert Everett and Gina McKee were recently spotted filming the final dramatic scenes of the future blockbuster My Policeman.

The snapshots taken in East Sussex indicated a potentially tense development and showed the movie stars lying next to a wheelchair on the beach in which Rupert was previously pictured sitting.

The upcoming romantic LGBT drama is about husband and wife Marion and Tom, who fall in love on the Brighton coast in the 1950s, before museum curator Patrick develops feelings for police officer Tom.

Final scenes: Rupert Everett and Gina McKee – who play older versions of David Dawson and Emma Corrin in the film, were pictured in Sussex during the filming of the final dramatic scenes of the future blockbuster My Policeman

In pain: Rupert made a grimace during one shot as he lay down on the sand

The story begins in the 1950s, but the timeline of the plot goes back to the 1990s, when actors are swapped to represent the characters’ correct ages.

Gina, 57, takes on the role of Marion, who is played in the earlier scenes by Emma Corrin, 25. Rupert, 62, meanwhile, takes on the role of Patrick, succeeding David Dawson, 38.

Law and Order actor Linus Roache, who plays the older version of the cop character Tom, was not seen on the set. When he was young, he is portrayed by Dunkirk actor Harry Styles, 27.

New man: Rupert plays an older version of David Dawson’s character (right), who is entangled in a love triangle with Emma and Harry’s characters

Takeover: Gina, 57, took on the role of Marion after taking on Emma Corrin (25) (right), who played the younger version of the character

Older: Linus Roache (L), who was not filming that day, was previously seen transforming into cop Tom Burgess, whom Harry portrayed at an earlier stage in his life (right)

My Policeman is based on the book of the same name by Bethan Roberts. The 2012 novel explores 1950s sexual mores and the criminalization of homosexuality.

The film produced by Amazon Studios is unknown as to when the film will hit the big screen.

London and Brighton were the filming locations, with the Sussex coast providing picturesque views of the latest on-set snapshots.

On the set: The snapshots of the filming, taken in East Sussex, indicated a potentially tense development

Tense: The upcoming LGBT romantic drama revolves around husband and wife Marion (Gina) and Tom falling in love on the Brighton coast in the 1950s before museum curator Patrick (Rupert) develops feelings for police officer Tom

Filming preparation: Gina, 57, (right) took on the role of Marion after she took on Emma Corrin (25), who played the younger version of the character

Beach Set: In the scenes, the BAFTA-winning actress was seen in a dusty blue coat as she rolled Rupert, 62, in a wheelchair

Current project: Rupert has the role of Patrick from David Dawson, 38. accepted

Get character: Rupert was wrapped in warm clothes for the final scenes – a thick brown coat, pants and a blue scarf

Produced by Amazon Studios: The role of the One Direction star was taken on by Law and Order actor Linus Roache as the story moved from the 50s to the 90s

Film adaptation: My Policeman is based on the novel of the same name by Bethan Roberts

Intense: The film is produced by Amazon Studios

Crew: London and Brighton were the locations

Nice: The Sussex coast had a scenic view from the latest set snaps

Successful star: In an interview with Variety earlier this month, Rupert described in detail how he feels about the project

In an interview with Variety earlier this month, Rupert explained how he feels about the project: “It was nice to do, it’s a great story from the book of the same name. I play someone who had a very bad stroke, a completely different character.

“I had a scene with Harry Styles, he’s playing a younger version of another character, and I was one of the old crooks. I really enjoyed it.’

Rupert previously received a BAFTA nomination for his role in Another Country, 1984, as a gay student in an English public school in the 1930s.

Gina’s previous projects include Notting Hill, In the Loop and Our Friends in the North, most recently starring in BBC’s hit drama Bodyguard.

Reveal everything: Rupert said, “It was nice to do, it’s a great story from the book of the same name”

Regarding his role: “I play someone who had a very bad stroke, a completely different kind of character,” reveals Rupert

And action! The successful actor described himself as “one of the old Codgers” and had a scene with Harry Styles

Moving: In a shot of the filming, Gina put her hand tenderly on Rupert’s face

Efforts So Far: Rupert previously received a BAFTA nomination for his role in Another Country, 1984, as a gay student in an English public school in the 1930s

Acclaimed Actress: Gina’s previous projects include Notting Hill, In the Loop and Our Friends in the North, most recently starring in BBC’s hit drama Bodyguard