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WATCH: ‘Sherlock’s Andrew Scott In ‘The Stag’ Trailer
‘The Stag’ poster
Sherlock fans, this is what Moriarty did next.
Andrew Scott is starring in a new movie called The Stag, a comedic romp through in which he has to organise a mountain trek for his best friend’s stag do, and of course it all goes wrong.
There’s not a lot of seething, evil insanity or plots to outwit and then kill an arch foe. On the other hand, there’s a certain amount of male nudity and an electrocution. A spot of variety is always nice.
Here’s the trailer:
The Stag is released in the UK and Ireland in March, having premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last fall.
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Fraser McAlpine
Fraser has been writing and broadcasting about music and popular culture for over 13 years, first at the Top of the Pops website, and most recently for the NME. He also wrote BBC Radio 1's Chart Blog and reviews albums for BBC Music.
He is Anglophenia's current resident Brit, blogging about British slang and running around the Mall taking snaps of the crowd at the Royal Wedding, as well as reigniting a childhood passion for classic Doctor Who and cramming as much music in as he can manage.
Fraser invites you to join him on Twitter: @csi_popmusic