The trailer for a film shot partly in Wiltshire that follows a heartwarming story of them trying to save their local pub has been released.
A sneak peek at Mother's Pride has been issued ahead of the film's release, and comes after the cast were spotted in Westbury in 2024.
The film features a cast of recognisable British stars, including Doc Martin actor Martin Clunes, Inbetweeners star James Buckley, and Game of Thrones actor Mark Addy.
It is due to be released in March, and follows the tale of a grieving family decides to brew their own beer and enter the Great British Beer Awards, bringing the family and the village together.
Many of the film's locations will be well-known to west Wiltshire residents, with scenes shown in the trailer reflecting local cultural life - the film will be released just 18 months after the cast was seen on location in Westbury.
As reported in 2024, Mr Clunes was caught filming with fellow actor James Buckley on Thursday, August 29 at the popular White Horse monument.
The comedy drama plot revolves around a divided community and a grieving family whose lives are changed by brewing real ale and entering the Great British Beer Awards.
Keen photographer Barbara Swan, 56, from The Butts, in Westbury, caught Mr Clunes after visiting the beauty spot with her brother Alan Swan, 66.
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She said: “Look who was filming today, met him near the White Horse. We just caught him before he drove off in a car and Alan asked if he would pose for a photograph.
“Alan took a picture of me standing next to Martin. He was very nice.”
The pair had gone up to the White Horse to photograph paragliders and were just about to leave when they spotted Mr Clunes.
Barbara added: “We went up there to photograph paragliders but two had just landed.
“We were just about to leave when Alan spotted the film crew’s vans so we hung around to see what was happening.
“We then spotted Martin Clunes leaving a van and head towards the toilet facility.
“We waited for him and then Alan asked if he would pose for a photograph with me and that is how it came about.”
After Alan had taken the photograph, Mr Clunes was photographed by another bystander using a mobile phone and then drove off.
The Mother’s Pride crews were also spotted filming close to Westbury Railway Station.
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