Tom Hardy filming for a book adaptation in North Devon?

Christopher Nolan is presenting another visual splendour, Dunkirk, in July. And the film has Tom Hardy playing a key role alongside Harry Styles. But it seems like Tom Hardy has moved ahead of The Dark Knight director's new directorial venture to begin work on his next assignment.

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If rumours are to be believed, it looks like Hardy is in North Devon filming along the beaches of South England. According to DevonLive, the Mad Max actor has been spotted around the coasts of Saunton beach in North Devon with a crew set.

The website reports that the Revenant actor was spotted by many locals on the beach filming for his upcoming movie. DevonLine also shares that Hardy has landed on the coastal region to shoot for a feature film adaptation of novel The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, which is set in 1946.

It is an adaptation of Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows' bestselling book and IMBD suggests that the movie is called Guernsey. The makers haven't announced any names associated with the movie officially, but the movie database website records Lily James, Matthew Goode, Michael Huisman, Glen Powell, Jessica Brown Findlay, Tom Courtenay and Penelope Wilton as part of the movie.

While we wait for Tom Hardy's confirmation or images of him from the sets, fans can watch the Taboo actor play a supporting role in Dunkirk. He plays the role of a fighter pilot, Farrier in the movie. The first-look of the actor was seen in the recently released trailer. You can watch the trailer below:

Dunkirk is slated for release on July 21.