Anthony Hopkins reveals his shocking secret affair with his lesbian daughter in his new film Freud’

Sir Anthony Hopkins is back on the big screen as he takes on the role of the legendary psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud in his new film «Freud’s Last Session». The film, which is based on a play by Mark St. Germain, imagines a meeting between Freud and the famous author C.S. Lewis (played by Matthew Goode) on the eve of World War II, where they debate the existence of God, love, morality and death. The film, which is directed by Matthew Brown («The Man Who Knew Infinity»), was shot in Ireland last month at Ardmore Studios in Bray, Co. Wicklow. Hopkins, 85, was seen wearing a khaki coat, a brown trilby hat and Freud’s signature round-rimmed glasses as he walked into a church with Goode, 45, who sported a tweed suit and a gas mask. The film also explores Freud’s relationship with his daughter Anna (played by Jodi Balfour), who was a lesbian and a pioneer of child psychoanalysis, and Lewis’ romance with Joy Davidman (played by TBA), an American poet and writer who was the mother of his s