Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor wows as she shows off legs in lacy dress and pink stilettos on set of new movie
The Brit actress posed in a lacy dress and stilettos for Flaunt mag on the US set of her new romantic thriller movie Remain.
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Phoebe, who also showed off her legs beneath a jacket, stars with Jake Gyllenhaal, 44.
She was 30 in April and said: 'It was really bizarre.
"I turned 30, I shot a movie.
"And I kind of thought, 'Wow, I'm in such a good place.''
We told last year how Phoebe is starring opposite actor Zac Efron in the thriller, Famous, based on the novel by Blake Crouch.
Filming in Los Angeles, Phoebe was photographed performing scenes with Zac, in a green leaf print dress, looking every inch the glamorous movie star.
Former High School Musical star, Zac will play the dual role of a fan who is mistaken for a movie star and will stop at nothing to live his dream life.
It was revealed that Phoebe, whose mother is Coronation Street actress Sally Dynevor, 59, would be starring in the film in what is sure to be a huge step up in her career.
The Manchester-born actress whose father is Emmerdale screenwriter, Tim Dynevor, started her career as a child on the BBC School drama, Waterloo Road.
She then went on to enjoy a recurring roles in the BBC series Prisoners Wives and Dickensian followed by the Crackle crime series Snatch, before landing her big break in Netflix's Bridgerton in 2020.
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