Lost in London

Lost in London follows Woody Harrelson through a single chaotic night in the British capital. After a confrontation over an alleged affair and an argument with his wife, he is left with no money and ends up on the streets. He runs into his old friend Owen Wilson, and their night out through London's party scene eventually draws the attention of the police, landing Woody in prison. The story draws on a real experience Harrelson had in London roughly fifteen years earlier, when an accident in a taxi set off a chain of events that ended with him spending a night behind bars.

Harrelson directed the film and wrote the screenplay, and he also produced it with Ken Kao, while playing a version of himself. The cast includes Owen Wilson as himself, Daniel Radcliffe as himself, Willie Nelson as himself, Bono as a voice, and David Avery as Sayed, with twenty-two credited performers in total.

Released in January 2017, the film runs 103 minutes and is a British-American comedy drama. On IMDb it holds a rating of 6.1 from around 5,100 votes, and on TMDB it sits at 6 from roughly 137 votes. A critics' rating of 6.4 from eight reviews places it close to the audience scores. It stands as Harrelson's first feature as director.