The Top 5 Sam Claflin Movies For You To Check Out!

It’s hard to narrow down a list of the 5 best Sam Claflin movies, from Finnick Odair to Will Traynor.

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The 34-year-old heartthrob has had us swooning time and time again after starring in a number of popular blockbusters over the years.

The star has most recently appeared in the fifth series of Birmingham-based period drama Peaky Blinders as the MP for Smethwick, Sir Oswald Moseley. He stars alongside Cillian Murphy (Tommy Shelby), Sophie Rundle (Ada Shelby), Helen McCrory (Polly Gray), Paul Anderson (Arthur Shelby) and Finn Cole (Michael Gray).

After catapulting to fame in the fourth instalment of the Pirates of the Caribbean film series, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides back in 2011, the chiseleed actor has since landed a number of big roles.

What are some of the best Sam Claflin movies to date?

5. Adrift

In 2018, Sam Claflin starred opposite Shailene Woodley in a romantic drama about a couple swept up in a hurricane storm whilst sailing, a disaster that leaves them stranded in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

The film is based on the real life story of sailing couple Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp.

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4. Love, Rosie

This cute romantic comedy-drama gives us ALL THE FEELS.

The sweet, heart-warming movie focusses on the relationship between two best friends; Alex Stewart (Sam Claflin) and Rosie Garratt (Lily Collins). The two have been inseparable since childhood.

After a drunk kiss at Rosie’s 18th birthday party, the pair soon realise that there might be more to their friendship…

But trust us, this movie is definitely NOT that simple. The moments of sexual tension kill us and be prepared to be hella frustrated at these two loved-up dummies.

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3. Their Finest

Based on the novel Their Finest House and a Half by Lissa Evans, in third place we have Their Finest which sees Sam Claflin portray Tom Buckley, a 1940s screenwriter who falls for fellow screenwriter Catrin Cole (Gemma Arterton) whilst they are creating propaganda on Dunkirk.

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2. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

And then there were two…the runner up on our list of the top 5 Sam Claflin movies is The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

How we can ever forget Sam Claflin’s captivating performance as the flirty Finnick Odair; the winner of the 65th Hunger Games who was reaped into the Third Quarter Quell. Sam Claflin lifts the character right off the pages.

Finnick went on to form an alliance with Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) and fought with them in the Mockingjay rebellion.

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1. The Best Of Sam Claflin’s Movies: Me Before You

So…what is taking the number one spot on the list of Sam Claflin movies? Of course, it’s Me Before You.

We’re still not over this one…

Sam Claflin stole and broke our hearts as the tetraplegic Will Traynor, who was paralysed after being hit by a speeding motorcyle.

The film adaptation, based on the Jojo Moyes novel of the same name, sees Louisa Clark (Games of Thrones star Emilia Clarke) hired as a companion for Will Traynor at the request of his parents, who are now caring for him since his accident.

The depressed Will, distraught by his immobility, at first seeks to make Louisa Clark’s life as difficult as possible. However, as time goes on, they begin to warm to one another and develop feelings.

Things take a tragic turn when it is revealed that Will plans to go to Switzerland to end his life.

Upon discovering this, Louisa desperately tries to find ways to change his mind and make him fall in love with life again.

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There you have it! The top 5 Sam Claflin movies to watch are lined up for you to check out (we recommend grabbing a box of tissues and eating a lot of chocolate when you do).

Check out Sam Claflin’s appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden.

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