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THE ROSES first trailer it's here!

All’s fair when love is war. THE ROSES, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Olivia Colman, Andy Samberg, Allison Janney, Belinda Bromilow, Sunita Mani, Ncuti Gatwa, Jamie Demetriou, Zoë Chao and Kate McKinnon. In theaters August 29th.

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NCUTI GATWA and OLIVIA COLMAN in THE ROSES (2025) dir. Jay Roach

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THE ROSES (2025) dir. Jay Roach For you dear, I'd do anything. I do believe that's true. It really is.

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I love that you can see the journey of two people who adore each other and slowly, slowly, bit by bit start to try and tear each other apart - Olivia Colman

The film is a parable of two people who loved each other intensely, then ended up hating each other intensely and missing the middle ground. Much of it is shockingly recognizable: how we struggle to show love toward the people we love the most, and how this can all go wrong very quickly if we're not careful about nurturing and nourishing the relationships at the center of our families - Benedict Cumberbatch

The Roses (2025)

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David and Olivia are both Burberry models so here is Britain's most fashionable detective duo as promised ☺️

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OH MY GOD STOP I LOVE THEM

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Olivia Colman photographed by Alasdair McLellan for Burberry 2024

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Olivia Colman and Jodie Turner-Smith pose backstage at the Burberry Summer 2025 show during London Fashion Week at The National Theatre on September 16, 2024 in London, England.

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Benedict and Olivia Colman recently seen on set, filming "The Roses" 👀

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Olivia Colman leaving Heart Breakfast Radio Studios on November 30, 2023 in London, England

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Olivia Colman has dressed as a latex-wearing oil executive called Oblivia Coalmine in a new campaign video highlighting the role of pension funds in fossil fuel projects.

The Academy Award-winning actress’s character thanks pension savers for allowing oil and gas companies to “dig, drill and destroy more of the planet than ever before” and spills an oily black liquid over her face while toasting with a champagne glass.

Created on behalf of the group Make My Money Matter, the advert encourages people to tell their pension schemes to remove their investments in fossil fuel projects.

Research from the campaign group found £88 billion of UK pension savers’ money goes to fossil fuel companies, £20 billion of which is to Shell alone.

Ms Colman said: “Fracking hell, Oblivia Coalmine really is a nasty piece of work. But the scariest thing about her is that she represents something very real.

“That’s why this is such an important campaign. I hope everyone who sees this ad realises the shocking, but unintended, impacts of our pensions and makes their money matter. It really is one of the most powerful things we can all do to protect the planet.”

The advert, created by Lucky Generals and directed by Raine Allen-Miller, coincides with recent polling that suggests 19 per cent of pension savers support their money going towards oil and gas and 66 per cent want it to go to renewables.

David Hayman, the campaign’s director, said pension funds invest in fossil fuels because it has typically provided a good return, but this is likely to change with the global energy transition, which is putting the money increasingly at risk.

He said: “Pension funds are investing billions each year in companies developing new oil and gas, this is bad for people and bad for the planet.

“If we are to stay below 1.5C of warming, fossil fuel expansion must stop, and our pensions can play a big role in this.

“These companies face the risk of stranded assets, government regulation and customer pushback, so continuing to sink our money into these companies is hugely risky.

“It’s time for pension funds to think beyond the short term and really consider what type of world their members will be retiring into in the future.”

Countries have committed to stop the Earth’s average temperature rising 34.7F (1.5C) above pre-industrial levels, considered the limit of a safe environment, and will gather in Dubai next week at Cop28 to discuss progress on this.

Research from the UN has found there to be only a 14 per cent chance of achieving this goal with current policies, predicting that the Earth will warm by 37.4F (3C) by the end of the century.

Mr Hayman said that not one major UK pension scheme has committed to stopping fossil fuel financing and that those people who want their savings removed should email their pension schemes.

He said: “The most powerful thing any of us can do is contact our pension scheme and tell them to stop using our money to finance new oil and gas.

“Our campaign has shown that consumer power can work in pushing big financial institutions to act on climate change, and the more people show they care, the more the pensions industry will have to listen.” (X)

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Hugh Grant, Timothée Chalamet and Olivia Colman attend the "Wonka" photocall in Pottersfield Park on November 27, 2023 in London, England.

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Olivia Colman and Timothée Chalamet attend the "Wonka" Photocall at Potters Field on November 27, 2023 in London, England

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I’ve said it before, I’m also very grateful for the years I didn’t work. You know, it’s not a quick thing [success]. I’d have a theatre job and then go back into temping, or whatever I could do to earn money and then a little theatre job.- Olivia Colman for British Vogue

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 Emilia Clarke, winner of the Actress award, and Olivia Colman pose at the Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards 2023 at Claridge's Hotel on November 7, 2023 in London, England

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Im a sucker for the bts stuff 😍