Callum Turner has returned to filming his upcoming movie "Possession" in New Jersey, following his wedding to singer Dua Lipa and their honeymoon in Sicily.
Turner, 36, was photographed on set alongside Margaret Qualley, 31, for the film, a remake of the 1981 cult classic directed by Parker Finn. Turner was seen in a grey sweater with fake blood stains and black trousers, while Qualley wore a flowing purple dress. The pair were observed rehearsing dramatic scenes, including one where Qualley appeared to be shouting at Turner in the middle of an intersection.
The film, which also features Robert Pattinson as a producer and Paul Dano and Diego Calva in its cast, is slated for release next year.
The actor's return to work comes after reports emerged that his father, Laurence Coles, did not attend the wedding. Instead, Coles reportedly attended a wedding in North London. Sources told The Sun that while Turner and his father have been estranged, Coles' presence at another wedding on the same day as his son's nuptials was noted by some.
Turner's half-siblings, Louis and Clemmie, were among the approximately 200 guests at the Sicilian wedding, which also saw attendees like Elton John and Charli XCX.
Turner's relationship with his father has been described as distant, largely due to Coles living in Australia for much of Turner's childhood. His mother, Rosemary Turner, raised him in a London council flat, working as a promoter in the city's nightclub scene. Turner has previously spoken about having a loving upbringing, supported by a community of men Rosemary befriended through her work.
Coles, who had a background in construction before becoming a psychotherapist in Sydney, later started a new family there with business owner Petrina Angus. Despite their past estrangement, reports suggest Turner and his father have grown closer in recent years since Coles returned to the UK.