Marisa Abela put on a chic display as she stepped out with her Amy Winehouse co-star Jack O’Connell on Monday to promote the upcoming biopic.
The actress, 27, who plays the late singer who died from alcohol poisoning aged 27 in 2011 in Back To Black, which is set for release next month.
Jack, 33, stars alongside her as Blake Fielder-Civil who was married to Amy between 2007 and 2009.
Ahead of a radio appearance on Monday, the duo were seen arriving at the Heart Breakfast Studios.
Marisa looked stylish in a an oversized black blazer with a pair of matching flared trousers and sunglasses.
Marisa Abela, 27, put on a chic display as she stepped out with her Amy Winehouse co-star Jack O’Connell on Monday to promote the upcoming biopic
Jack, 33, stars alongside her as Blake Fielder-Civil who was married to Amy between 2007 and 2009
Meanwhile, Jack opted for a leather bomber jacket that he teamed with light wash jeans and trainers.
The Sam Taylor-Johnson film charts both Amy’s career and her tumultuous marriage to Blake.
In January, the first trailer for the controversial biopic, Back To Black, was released.
The teaser sees Industry star Marisa completely transforming into the tragic late singer, who died from alcohol poisoning aged 27 in 2011.
The clip begins with crowds chanting Amy’s name as she appears on stage, while Marisa adopts an uncanny impression of Amy’s North London accent.
In a voiceover, she says: ‘I don’t write songs to be famous. I write songs because I don’t know what I’d do if I didn’t.’
Marisa’s rendition of Amy’s 2007 song Back To Black then plays as the Industry star appears, looking the spitting image of the hitmaker with her signature winged eyeliner and monroe piercing above her lip.
She is seen beginning to play gigs, getting her famous tattoos and having her hair swept back into Amy’s iconic beehive by Lesley Manville, playing Amy’s grandmother, Cynthia.
Ahead of a radio appearance on Monday, the duo were seen arriving at the Heart Breakfast Studios
The Sam Taylor-Johnson film charts both Amy’s career and her tumultuous marriage to Blake
The trailer also hints at Amy’s tumultuous romance with ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil, who is played by Jack.
The couple are seen posing together, smoking in the park on Primrose Hill and running hand-in-hand down the streets.
The famous moment that Amy won Record Of The Year for Rehab at the Grammys in 2008 is also glimpsed, with the set and costumes recreated in painstaking detail.
There are also brief sightings of Eddie Marsan and Juliet Cowan playing Amy’s parents Mitch and Janis Winehouse.
Her rise to fame is captured, as Marisa says: ‘I want people to hear my voice and just forget their troubles’ as she visits Island Records and performs on stage.
But there are also glimpses of her struggles with mental illness and addiction, with Marisa being seen in tears running away from paparazzi, appearing outside court, and quipping: ‘You gotta remember, I ain’t no Spice Girl’.
A final shot sees her emotionally singing Back To Black in the recording studio, while she declares: ‘I wanna be remembered, for just being me.’
The film is directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson and is set to come out in theatres in the UK on April 12 and May 10 in the U.S.
The biopic has been described as ‘a never-before-seen glimpse into Amy Winehouse’s early rise to fame and the release of her groundbreaking studio album, Back To Black,’ according to Focus Features.
Told from Amy’s perspective, the film takes an unapologetic look at the woman who transforms into a global pop star, and the relationship that inspired one of the most legendary albums of all time.
Amy predominantly based the Back To Black album on her on and off relationship with Blake, 41, who she had broken up with prior to its release in October 2006.
He had left the then rising star to pursue his previous ex-girlfriend, but in the end their short-lived separation helped inspired her to create a batch of songs that explore themes of guilt, grief, infidelity, heartbreak and trauma in a relationship.
The teaser trailer for the controversial biopic about Amy Winehouse , Back To Black, was released in January, showing the late singer’s rise to fame (Marisa and Jack pictured)
The teaser sees Industry star Marisa completely transforming into the tragic late singer, who died from alcohol poisoning aged 27 in 2011
The famous moment that Amy won Record Of The Year for Rehab at the Grammys in 2008 is also glimpsed, with the set and costumes recreated in painstaking detail (Amy pictured at ceremony)
Amy predominantly based the Back To Black album on her on and off relationship with Blake, 41, who she had broken up with prior to its release in October 2006 (pictured together 2007)
Catching on with a wide variety of people, Back To Black sent her celebrity star soaring on the heels of five hit songs: Rehab, You Know I’m No Good, Back To Black, Tears Dry On Their Own and Love Is A Losing Game.
The on-off couple ended up getting back together to get married in 2007 in Miami, but were pictured months later after a furious bust-up where it emerged they had been taking heroin.
The following year Blake landed in prison for eight months after admitting perverting the course of justice and GBH and he filed for divorce in 2009.
He has admitted to introducing Amy into heroin and is seen by many of her fans as responsible for her addiction and partly to blame for her death from alcohol poisoning.
The film is directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson and is set to come out in theatres in the UK on April 12, described as ‘a never-before-seen glimpse into Amy Winehouse’s early rise to fame
