Last Night in Soho: Meet the Cast of the Stylish, Time-Travel Horror Movie

Taylor-Joy, who most recently won a Golden Globe for playing chess prodigy Beth Harmon in The Queen's Gambit, is set to star as Sandy, an aspiring singer in '60s London. Of course, Taylor-Joy is one of the biggest and fastest-rising new stars in Hollywood, with other recent roles in Peaky Blinders, The New Mutants, and Emma. She'll next be in the Viking epic The Northman and play a young Furiosa in a Mad Max: Fury Road prequel.

McKenzie stars as Eloise, an aspiring fashion designer who winds up in 1966 London. She's something of a newcomer — you're most likely to recognise her from playing Elsa in Jojo Rabbit or Queen Philippa in The King.

Smith is one of the most recognisable members of the cast, having played two iconic TV roles in recent years: the Eleventh Doctor on Doctor Who and young Prince Philip for the first two seasons of The Crown. The exact details of his Last Night in Soho role, however, remain a mystery.

The grande dame of screen and stage plays the mysterious Miss Collins, and it will be a bittersweet role. Rigg died in Sept. 2020, not long after filming for Last Night in Soho had ended, making this her final film role.

Over the course of his long and storied career, Stamp has won numerous awards, including a Golden Globe, and has even been nominated for an Oscar. You may recognise him from playing the villainous General Zod in the original Superman movies or, more recently, from the Tim Burton movies Big Eyes and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.

Tushingham is another cast member with a long and high-profile career, starring in hit movies over several decades. Her most famous roles came in the 1960s, where she won acclaim for movies like A Taste of Honey and Doctor Zhivago. Here, she plays Peggy Turner, whose role in the plot is still unknown.