After two years of anticipation, My Policeman is now playing in select cinemas around the world. Harry Styles plays police officer Tom Burgess in this tragic film who has a close relationship with museum curator Patrick Hazelwood (David Dawson). Not so easy for young lovers.
My Cop will be available to stream and download exclusively on Prime Video starting Friday, November 4th.
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Watching My Policeman online requires an active Prime Video subscription. A Prime Video subscription is $8.99/month. After watching “My Policeman,” Prime Video has hundreds of other romantic dramas, including “Call Me By Your Name,” “The Notebook,” “A Star Is Born,” and “Redemption.” You can watch movies.
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Characters From My Policeman Movie
let’s talk about the characters from the movie…
- Harry Styles
- Emma Corrin
- Gina McKee
- Linus Roache
- Rupert EverettDavid Dawson
- Kadiff Kirwan
- Emily John
- Dora Davis
- Joseph Potter
- Richard Dempsey
- Jae Alexander
- Freya Mavor
- Sean Jackson
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- Maddie Rice
- Richard Cant
- Chris Ma
- Lucy Briers
How To Watch My Policeman Online
The story of Roberts’ 2014 release revolves around a complex LGBTQ+ love triangle involving Marion (Colin), her husband Tom (Stiles), and Tom’s boyfriend Patrick (Dawson). In 1950s Brighton, Tom realizes it would be safer to marry Marion, but both he and Marion admit this.
The movie begins with Tom and Marion meeting and getting married for the first time. Years later, Tom meets Patrick. The movie switches to an older version of the tortured trio in the future, presumably after some discussion and hidden revelations in their lives.
For those who can’t make it to the cinema to see My Policeman, we have great news. The film will stream on Amazon Prime starting November 4th. Amazon Prime is a streaming service that requires subscriptions but often offers free or low-cost trials.
