HARRY Styles fans will be delighted to know that their beloved pop-star turned actor doesn’t die in his movie debut.
The One Direction hunk has been pictured filming ‘Victory parade’ scenes in Dorset for his role in Christopher Nolan’s World War Two drama, Dunkirk.
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Harry Styles swigs from a bottle of beer for Victory Day celebrationsCredit: Rex Features
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The former 1D star was filming scenes for his upcoming WWII drama, DunkirkCredit: Rex Features
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Fans were worried his character would be killed offCredit: Rex Features
Last week, Harry was snapped covered in blood and mud for his gritty role, sparking fears his character could get killed off in the epic Battle of Dunkirk scenes.
However, they can rest assured he makes it back to the sunny shores of England if these new pictures are anything to go by.
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Harry looked every inch the soldier coming home from war with muddy hair and a scruffy uniformCredit: Rex Features
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Harry laughed and smiled while filmingCredit: Rex Features
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The movie tells the story of the famous Battle of DunkirkCredit: Rex Features
Looking distinctly more scruffy than we’re used to seeing the slick pop star, Harry looked every inch a soldier returning home from war in his grubby army uniform.
Covered in dirt, with his new short hair greasy and covered in mud, Harry swigs from bottles of beer as he takes food from delighted locals who are eager to welcome the soldiers home.
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Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardy also star in the flickCredit: Rex Features
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Harry greets well wishers dressed in traditional 1940s clothesCredit: Rex Features
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Harry looks worlds away from his slick 1D styleCredit: Rex Features
Keeping in character, Harry waves and smiles at the lookers-on as the train pulls into the platform in the coastal town of Swanage in Dorset.
The scene sees Harry leaning out of the train window to greet a crowd dressed in traditional 1940s clothing.
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