FIRST LOOK: Taron Egerton films prison scene with Ray Liotta on set of In With The Devil
FIRST LOOK: Taron Egerton looks muscular in orange jumpsuit as he films prison scene with Ray Liotta on set of In With The Devil
He is best known for rocking shimmering jumpsuits to portray legendary musician Elton John in 2019 flick Rocketman.
And Taron Egerton’s latest role also happens to find him in a jumpsuit but he definitely won’t be singing Tiny Dancer.
The 31-year-old hunky Welsh actor was seen in an orange prison jumpsuit in the first photos from the New Orleans, Louisiana set of In With The Devil on Tuesday.
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Quite a different jumpsuit: Taron Egerton was seen in an orange prison jumpsuit in the first photos from the New Orleans, Louisiana set of In With The Devil on Tuesday
Legend: He was not alone as he was also joined by co-star Ray Liotta to film the AppleTV+ limited series centered around an intimate relationship between two prisoners
He was not alone as he was also joined by co-star Ray Liotta to film the AppleTV+ limited series centered around an intimate relationship between two prisoners.
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Taron looked buff despite the unflattering outfit as he rolled up the sleeves to show off his muscular arms.
He also pulled down his black protective face mask in order to enjoy a watermelon in between takes.
Orange is the new jacked: The 31-year-old hunky Welsh actor looked buff despite the unflattering outfit as he rolled up the sleeves to show off his muscular arms
Iconic: Egerton is best known for wearing a jumpsuit of a different kind to portray legendary musician Elton John in 2019 flick Rocketman
Acting legend Liotta, 66, was dressed for comfort in a white button down which resembled a bowling shirt over a plain white T-Shirt tucked into baggy black track pants and sneakers.
His grey locks were disheveled as he sported a considerable amount of scruff.
The six-episode series will be based on the 2010 novel In With The Devil: A Fallen Hero, A Serial Killer, And A Dangerous Bargain For Redemption by James Keene and Hillel Levin.
The book details Keene’s real life as he is offered his freedom in exchange for coaxing a confession out of a suspected serial killer who is a fellow inmate.
Interesting: The real life story will be centered around Keene who is offered his freedom in exchange for coaxing a confession out of a suspected serial killer (played by Paul Walter Hauser; pictured at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in February 2020) who is a fellow inmate
Edgerton will star in the Keene role as Liotta will play a character named Big Jim.
Walter Hauser – who was not pictured on set – is set to play the suspected serial killer.
Dennis Lehane is writing and executive producing the adaptation with Belgian filmmaker Michaël R. Roskam set to direct and also executive produce.
Inspiration: The six-episode series will be based on the 2010 novel In With The Devil: A Fallen Hero, A Serial Killer, And A Dangerous Bargain For Redemption by James Keene and Hillel Levin
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