He’s been dating pop megastar Taylor Swift for nearly five years.
And Joe Alwyn, 30, was pictured kissing co-star Alison Oliver on the set of BBC drama Conversations With Friends on Monday.
They were pictured cosying up together in a BMW for a kissing scene in a car park in Bray, Ireland.
Look away, Taylor: Swift’s boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, 30, has been spotted kissing co-star Alison Oliver on the set of Conversations With Friends in Ireland on Monday
New series: The British actor stars as Nick in the upcoming drama which is based on Sally Rooney’s 2017 novel of the same name
The British actor stars as Nick in the upcoming drama which is based on Sally Rooney’s 2017 novel of the same name.
His co-star will play Frances, who embarks on a love affair with his character Nick.
Alison is an up-and-coming actress who graduated from Lir Academy in Dublin, Ireland in 2020.
Long-term lovers: Taylor and Joe have been dating since 2017, survived isolating together during the pandemic and even co-wrote two songs together on Swift’s hit 2020 album Folklore, (pictured in October 2019)
Joe, who is in a relationship with singer Taylor Swift, has had success in the likes of Oscar-winning film The Favourite and Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk.
He also won a Trophée Chopard at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival.
Taylor and Joe have been dating since 2017, survived isolating together during the pandemic and even co-wrote two songs together on Swift’s Grammy-award winning 2020 album Folklore.
Co-stars: Joe has had success in the likes of Oscar-winning film The Favourite and even won a Trophée Chopard at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, whereas Alison has just graduated from Lir Academy in Dublin, Ireland in 2020
The upcoming series follows a mysterious married couple, Nick and Melissa (Jemima Kirke), and their attraction to two younger women, Frances and Bobbi.
Meanwhile, Frances tries to reconcile her feelings for best friend and ex-girlfriend Bobbi, played by Utopia actress Sasha Lane, 25.
Sasha made her film debut in 2016 film American Honey, she also starred as Jessica Hyde in Utopia.
The new series comes after the success of Rooney’s 2018 novel Normal People which was adapted into a ratings smash hit TV series last year.
Married couple: The upcoming series follows a mysterious married couple, Nick and Melissa (Jemima Kirke, pictured right), and their attraction to two younger women, Frances and Bobbi
It saw show leads Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones, who took on Connell and Marianne’s love story, soar to fame after it aired during the first lockdown.
Like Rooney’s 2018 smash, Conversations with Friends is also set in Dublin, Ireland.
It was confirmed in June that BBC Three and Hulu were adapting Rooney’s novel Conversations with Friends.
The 12-part series of half hour episodes will be helmed by Irish Oscar-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson, who also directed Normal People, while Rooney will be on board as executive producer.
Casting: Sasha Lane, who plays Bobbi in Conversations with Friends, made her film debut in 2016 film American Honey
Piers Wenger, director of BBC Drama, said of the news: ‘Lenny’s deep affinity for Sally’s writing and talent for finding actors to bring her fictional creations to life played a huge part in bringing Normal People so successfully to screen.
‘In casting Alison, Sasha, Joe and Jemima, that same flair and instinct is in evidence and we cant wait to see how they will bring Frances, Bobbi, Nick and Melissa to life.’
While Lenny said of the casting announcement: ‘I feel so excited to be collaborating with four such superb actors to bring Sally’s brilliant novel to the screen.
‘Over the last few months it has been a privilege to work alongside Element Pictures and our extraordinary team of writers to get the scripts to a point where we all feel so excited to start shooting.
‘I’ll be joined by a world class crew (many of whom worked on Normal People) and supporting cast and I’m particularly happy to have Leanne Welham come on board.
‘I’ve been an admirer of her work for a long time and I have no doubt she will bring great skill and subtlety to the episodes she directs.’
Ed Guiney, executive producer and company director of Element Pictures, added: ‘Alison, Sasha, Joe and Jemima are the dream cast to lead Conversations With Friends.
‘All of us at Element are so excited about the incredible scripts from our amazing team of writers which we have been developing with the oversight of the brilliant Lenny Abrahamson.
‘We can’t wait to start filming with Lenny, Leanne and our wonderful cast and crew to bring Sally’s extraordinary novel to the screen.’
Normal People writer Alice Birch, who is also a story editor on HBO drama Succession, will be lead writer for the adaptation.
Conversations With Friends will premiere on BBC Three and air on BBC One and Hulu next year.
Iconic: Jemima is known for her role as Jessa in Lena Dunham’s Girls (pictured together in 2017 show still)