Release in theaters of the first installment of the two-part historical film event based on Charles De Gaulle's life during WWII is still a few months off in June, but there is an exciting rumor about a splashy premiere prior to that. According to ScreenDaily, the film may be making its world premiere at the renowned Cannes Film Festival, which runs from May 12-23.

Hurtwood House, Tom's alma mater, posted an interview he did with CountryandTownHouse.com. It was primarily about his time at the school, but he also chatted a little about his life in London and his upcoming film, De Gaulle.

The two-part biopic of Charles De Gaulle, now aptly titled De Gaulle, has completed filming. Tom will be starring as British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, along with Simon Russell Beale, who will be playing Winston Churchill, and Simon Abkarian, who plays De Gaulle. The French language film is being directed by Antonin Baudry. Cineuropa reports that the project has been pre-sold to Canal+ and Disney+, but no release date was given.