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Dev Patel and Aneurin Barnard'The Personal History of David Copperfield' on set filming, King's Lynn, Norfolk, UK - 20 Jul 2018Actor Dev Patel was spotted about to get in a fight with a local market trader as he played David Copperfield in a new costume drama yesterday (Fri). The 28-year-old Slumdog Millionaire star was seen walking through the docks at King's Lynn in Norfolk, which were transformed into a Victorian fish market.He was accompanied by Dunkirk actor Aneurin Barnard, who plays his friend Steerforth in The Personal History of David Copperfield. Barnard was seen trying to talk Dev out of the fight as they filmed the movie and did a number of takes yesterday afternoon.

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