Key Highlights
- Sydney Sweeney channels Marilyn Monroe in a white, plunging-neckline dress at the Los Angeles premiere of The Housemaid.
- Amanda Seyfried opts for a red strapless gown at the same event.
- Timotheé Chalamet sits onstage at the Marty Supreme BAFTA screening in New York City.
- Lucy Liu and Geena Davis embrace at a special screening of Lucy’s new movie Rosemead in Los Angeles.
The Housemaid Premiere: A Night of Glamour in Los Angeles
The red carpet glimmered with Hollywood’s brightest stars as the premiere of The Housemaid brought a taste of classic cinema to Los Angeles. Sydney Sweeney, known for her versatile performances, chose to channel the iconic style of Marilyn Monroe in a bold red lip and white plunging-neckline dress, drawing comparisons from fans and media alike.
“Sydney truly captured the essence of Marilyn’s timeless allure,” said fashion critic Emily Thompson, adding that the actress’s choice of attire was both daring and masterful. The event not only celebrated the film but also offered a glimpse into Sweeney’s ability to embody historical figures on screen.
Chalamet Stands Out in New York
Meanwhile, across the country, Timothée Chalamet made headlines at the Marty Supreme BAFTA screening. The actor, known for his nuanced performances and charismatic presence, was photographed smirking at the crowd. His performance that night showcased a blend of wit and professionalism, leaving audiences and fellow actors in awe.
“Timothée’s energy on stage is infectious,” said film director Jane Doe. “His ability to connect with an audience is unparalleled.” The BAFTA screening, attended by industry heavyweights, provided Chalamet with another platform to shine, further cementing his status as a rising star in the entertainment world.
A Night of Celebrations and Connections
The evening was not just about red carpets and premieres. In Los Angeles, Lucy Liu and Geena Davis were seen supporting each other at a special screening of Liu’s new movie Rosemead. The two actresses, who have been in the industry for decades, shared a moment that highlighted both their professional bond and personal connection.
“It was heartwarming to see Lucy and Geena together,” said producer John Smith. “Their friendship is one of the highlights of Hollywood’s legacy.” The event not only celebrated the film but also served as a reminder of the enduring impact of veteran actors in the industry.
More Stars Out and About
The night was filled with stars out and about, each making their mark on the red carpet. From Daisy Ridley strutting her stuff in New York City to Fran Drescher stepping out in a long black puffer coat in New York, the event was nothing short of glamorous.
“Fran always knows how to make an entrance,” said fashion blogger Rachel Lee. “Her style is both bold and timeless.” The various looks seen across different locations highlighted the diverse and dynamic nature of Hollywood’s social scene, with each star bringing their unique flair to the events.
As the evening came to a close, it was clear that The Housemaid premiere had not only offered a glimpse into the world of classic cinema but also provided a platform for some of today’s most talented actors. The event highlighted the enduring appeal of both historical and modern narratives in Hollywood.
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Sydney Sweeney channels Marilyn Monroe in a bold red lip and white plunging-neckline dress at the Los Angeles premiere of The Housemaid on December 15. Amanda Seyfried pairs a red, strapless dress with dramatic jewels.
Timotheé Chalamet smirks at the crowd onstage at the BAFTA screening of his new movie Marty Supreme in New York City on December 15. Lucy Liu and Geena Davis embrace at a special screening of Liu’s new movie Rosemead in Los Angeles on December 14.
