Don't say we never treat you, Directioners.
A new clip has arrived for Christopher Nolan's critically-acclaimed war movie Dunkirk, which shows more of Harry Styles in his acting debut.
His young soldier is seen vigorously chewing some bread and jam with Fionn Whitehead's fellow soldier on a ship, asking him: "What's wrong with your friend?"
"He's looking for a quick way out, in case we go down," Whitehead's soldier ominously replies, before a torpedo hits the ship as the clip tantalisingly ends. Is our Harry going to die in his first-ever movie?!
If he does survive though, we'd warn him against eating any more bread because, as we all know, bread makes you fat.
Earlier this month, Directioners got very excited by Harry saying only one line in a brief teaser for Dunkirk.
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And if anyone is still being snarky about Harry being cast in a massive blockbuster, remember this wasn't a vanity project. Filming saw him get filthy dirty and stuck in the water, under water, or trapped below the deck of a boat.
"However much you train for it, filming in the water for an hour in full clothes is a gruelling experience," he recalled.
We reckon it's the smartest move he could have made if he wants to pursue an acting career.
Find out for yourself when Dunkirk is released in cinemas tomorrow (July 21).
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