Pillion (2025)

Colin, a timid man is swept off his feet when Ray, an enigmatic, impossibly handsome biker takes him on as his submissive.

From Rome to Box Hill: Director Harry Lighton initially experimented with drastically different settings for the adaptation, including ancient Rome and a cruise ship, before settling on a contemporary setting closer to the source material.
Real Bikers on Screen: To ensure authenticity, Lighton cast members of the UK's Gay Bikers Motorcycle Club (GMBCC) in the film, even taking pillion rides with them for research.
Skarsgård's Sartorial Splash: During the international press tour for Pillion, Alexander Skarsgård made a notable impact with his unique and stylish wardrobe choices.
Hidden Cameras in Public: To capture the energy of certain scenes, the crew used hidden cameras on Romway High Street, filming amidst shoppers, with actors running and improvising. One hidden camera was even disguised as a guitar amp.
The "Alexander Skarsgård Cut": Director Harry Lighton revealed that a "raunchier" version of the film exists, with scenes cut to avoid shocking audiences and to ensure a US release. Alexander Skarsgård jokingly referred to this version as the "Alexander Skarsgård cut".