Absolutely Fabulous film trailer shows off its many cameos, from Kate Moss to Jon Hamm
It turns out the Mad Men actor is a past conquest of Patsy's
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Your support makes all the difference.The full-length trailer for Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie has been released starring Eddy, Patsy and a string of celebrities from the world of fashion and entertainment.
Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley's big-screen version of their BBC sitcom is edging ever nearer and this trailer provides more intel on what fans can expect from the film.
Still as debauched as ever, the fashionistas head to "London's biggest fashion event of the year" in order to sign up Kate Moss when they hear the model's "changing PR." Instead of signing her up, however, it seems Edina accidentally bumps her into the River Thames.
Heading to the French Riviera - "we're in the south of France, everyone's a criminal!" - the duo hatches a plan in order to live the high life once again.
As listed in the 60 previously confirmed cameo appearances, the two-minute trailer shows off Stella McCartney, Lily Cole, Emma Bunton and Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie. Not confirmed, however, was Jon Hamm who has history with Patsy.
Original cast members June Whitfield, Julia Sawalha and Jane Horrocks can also be seen reprising their memorable roles as Eddy's mother, daughter, and PA.
The film - released on 1 July - was written singlehandedly by Saunders.
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