Ed Westwick looks handsome in patterned burgundy blazer as he strikes a pose at Mammoth Film Festival
Ed Westwick strikes a pose at the 3rd Annual Mammoth Film Festival Portrait Studio after premiering his directorial debut Tether.
The 32-year-old actor experimented with several poses at the Portrait Studio on Sunday at the festival.
The actor stars in, co-wrote and directs Tether, an 18-minute short film that had its premiere at the festival on Friday.
Handsome: Ed Westwick strikes a pose at the 3rd Annual Mammoth Film Festival Portrait Studio after premiering his directorial debut Tether
Westwick rocked a black dress shirt under a dark maroon suit coat with black pants and black shoes.
He also wore a pair of black sunglasses which he pulled down over the bridge of his nose in some of the portrait photos.
The actor and director took the photos on an outdoor porch overlooking snowy Mammoth in the background.
Ed’s look: Westwick rocked a black dress shirt under a dark maroon suit coat with black pants and black shoes
Westwick opened up about his experience as a director for the first time, in an interview with Popcorn Talk.
‘The film is a drama-thriller which follows the story of a tormented, fading starlet in Hollywood and a hitman and how their lives paths cross,’ he said.
He added that it was his first time directing, and it was a, ‘very exciting process and experience’ and that it was ‘very excited’ to have the film shown at the festival.
Director: Westwick opened up about his experience as a director for the first time, in an interview with Popcorn Talk
Westwick also shared the trailer last week for his new film Enemy Lines, a World War II thriller that debuts on Apple TV on April 24.
The actor portrays Kaminski, part of a crack team of allied commandos are sent on a deadly mission behind enemy lines to extract a rocket scientist from the hands of the Nazis.
He stars alongside John Hannah, Tom Wisdom and Corey Johnson in the new film.
Trailer: Westwick also shared the trailer last week for his new film Enemy Lines, a World War II thriller that debuts on Apple TV on April 24
Westwick also has another film in post-production, Me, You, Madness, which also doesn’t have a release date.
He stars alongside Louise Linton, who also wrote and directed the film, which follows a sociopathic bisexual woman hunts down and kills men with crossbows, martini glasses, and kitchen knives in order to eat them.
He also recently starred in the TV series White Gold.
Another film: Westwick also has another film in post-production, Me, You, Madness, which also doesn’t have a release date
Coming soon: He stars alongside Louise Linton, who also wrote and directed the film, which follows a sociopathic bisexual woman hunts down and kills men with crossbows, martini glasses, and kitchen knives in order to eat them