Irish indie film Handsome Devil starring Andrew Scott comes to Netflix
The rugby-school comedy arrives on July 20
Handsome Devil, an Irish indie film starring Sherlock's Andrew Scott, is coming to Netflix on July 20.
The film initially received a very limited release in UK cinemas earlier this year, and the Netflix deal represents a major coup for the cast and crew, as it will open the film up to a much wider audience.
The announcement was made by director John Butler (who helmed 2013’s The Stag, which also starred Scott) on Twitter.
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The film stars Sherlock’s Andrew Scott as an inspirational English teacher in a posh, rugby-centric boarding school in Dublin. It charts the breakdown in a friendship between outsider Ned and new boy Conor, when the latter becomes the star and saviour of the school’s rugby team.
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Scott currently stars as Hamlet in the West End's Harold Pinter Theatre, for which he has received a series of glowing reviews.
Handsome Devil arrives on Netflix on 20 July
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