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“It’s funny, but I’ve never played a contemporary Brit,” says Ben Barnes, pictured in the above slideshow with menswear designer Antonio Azzuolo. The 30-year-old London-born actor is best known for his role as the dashing Prince Caspian in the Narnia films, in which he donned a Russian accent. “I’ve also been Colombian, Spanish, American, and Irish,” he adds, “but the only English accent I’ve ever done has been something set in the nineteenth century.”

Sadly for Barnes, who spent the beginning of 2011 in London’s West End in a Trevor Nunn?directed stage adaptation of Sebastian Faulks’s Birdsong, his next few projects will be no different?not that he’s complaining. He’s just finished filming next year’s The Big Wedding, alongside a cavalcade of Hollywood A-listers?Robert De Niro, Susan Sarandon, Robin Williams, and Diane Keaton, to name a few?and soon he’ll begin shooting the seventeenth-century-set fantasy caper, The Seventh Son, with Julianne Moore and Jeff Bridges. “I’ve often said that Jeff Bridges is one of my favorite actors of all time, so to get to work with him is amazing.”

Until then, American audiences can look forward to seeing Barnes (this time sporting a Dublin accent) in the Irish comedy Killing Bono, which will be released next month. Based on the memoir by music journalist Neil McCormick (played by Barnes), it tells the story of how a young McCormick aspired to become a rock star, only to see his dreams overshadowed by his much more successful childhood friends in U2. “I got to do a lot of lunges in tight leather trousers,” reveals Barnes, who, just like Jude Law and Jamie Bell, got his start in England’s National Youth Music Theatre, and sings twelve songs on the film’s sound track. “Because I’m such a bad dancer and it was meant to be funny, it actually came very naturally to me.”