The still – which you can see above – features the two stars sitting on a park bench and smiling at each other, both of them accompanied by pet dogs on leads.
"What begins as casual conversation about the weather and aching hips gradually deepens into an unexpected friendship – and perhaps something more," the logline reads. It also describes the film as "wryly funny", "poignantly tender" and "a heartfelt, life-affirming tale".
The other new faces are Felicity Kendal (The Good Life), Nitin Ganatra (Mr Bigstuff), Peter Straker (Urban Gothic), Amari Bacchus (Adolescence), Hugh Skinner (W1A) and celebrated dancer Wayne Sleep.
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Why Vera icon Brenda Blethyn didn’t want to do new film Dragonfly at first - and what changed her mindKenny Dalglish reflects on his glory years, the tragedy of Hillsborough and the joy of still attending AnfieldNo official release date has been announced for the project as yet, but we'll be on the lookout for further updates.
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