Jamie Dornan on showing the human side of people caught up in ‘war’ in Belfast

"It can’t be taken lightly, this is a conflict that defined the part of the world that I’m from."
Jamie Dornan and Amelia Warner. Picture: Ian West/PA Wire

Jamie Dornan and Amelia Warner. Picture: Ian West/PA Wire

Jamie Dornan has said he hopes to show “the human side” of people caught up in a conflict they did not ask for in his new film Belfast.

The 50 Shades Of Grey actor, who is from the Northern Irish city, stars in the film Belfast, inspired by Kenneth Branagh’s childhood in the 1960s at the start of the Troubles.

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