Kirsten Dunst looked glamorous as she walked down the red carpet for the UK premiere of The Power of the Dog on Monday.
The actress, 39, wore a green floral gown gown which had a keyhole opening at the front and puffy sleeves.
Her long blonde bob was in a deep side parting which fell round flatteringly round her face.
Amazing: Kirsten Dunst, 39, looked glamorous as she walked down the red carpet for the UK premiere of The Power of the Dog on Monday
Kirsten had a flawlessly applied layer of make up across her visage complete with dark eyeshadow and red lipstick.
She elevated her height with red velvet heels as she strutted into the glamorous event.
Also attending the event the Marie Antoinette actress’ co-star in the film Benedict Cumberbatch.
The Sherlock actor, 45, looked dapper in a black suit as he posed with his playwright wife Sophie Hunter.
Stylish: The actress wore a green floral gown gown which had a keyhole opening at the front and puffy sleeves
Stunning: Her long blonde bob was in a deep side parting which fell round flatteringly round her face
Beauty: Kirsten had a flawlessly applied layer of make up across her visage complete with dark eyeshadow and red lipstick
Sophie caught the eye in a high neck yellow gown which boasted a quirky swirled pattern on the front.
The glamorous number had an open back which was tied at the top with a black ribbon.
Benedict doted on his wife by planting a kiss on her cheek, before they entered the Royal Festival Hall.
Wow: She elevated her height with red velvet heels as she strutted into the glamorous event
Laughing: Kirsten chatted to onlookers before the screening
Hvaing fun: She looked in good spirits as she spoke to attendees
Details: She accessorised with a sparkling earring which hung from her lobes
Co-stars: Also attending the event the Marie Antoinette actress’ co-star in the film Benedict Cumberbatch
Benedict’s father Timothy Carlton, also an actor, was in attendance and posed in a black suit and striped tie with his wife Wanda Ventham.
The Doctor Strange actor’s mother looked glamorous in a velvet shawl and purple trouser co-ord.
The Western drama is the film adaptation of Thomas Savage’s 1967 novel and sees Benedict star as cowboy Phil Burbank.
Cute: The Sherlock actor looked dapper in a black suit as he posed with his playwright wife Sophie Hunter
Standing out: Sophie caught the eye in a high neck yellow gown which boasted a quirky swirled pattern on the front
Gorgeous: The glamorous number had an open back which was tied at the top with a black ribbon
Sweet: Benedict doted on his wife by planting a kiss on her cheek, before they entered the Royal Festival Hall
In a recent trailer for The Power Of The Dog, Kirsten was seen being tormented by co-star Benedict.
Benedict’s cruel character is seen teasing and tormenting a widow played by Kirsten as he runs a ranch in 1925 Montana alongside his brother George, played by Dunst’s real life husband Jesse Plemons.
Though Cumberbatch harasses Dunst’s character Rose and her son Peter, George takes a liking to them and marries her.
Dapper: Benedict always manages to scrub up well
Nice guy: The Atonement actor signed autographs for fans at the event
Furious at his new family members, Phil continues to lash out at Rose.
He’s then seen in a moment mentoring Peter, played by Kodi Smit-McPhee, prompting viewers to wonder if Phil could be kind or if he was plotting something sinister.
The Power Of The Dog’s ensemble also includes Thomasin McKenzie, Frances Conroy, Keith Carradine, Peter Carroll, and Adam Beach, among others.
Talented family: Benedict’s father Timothy Carlton, also an actor, was in attendance and posed in a black suit and striped tie with his wife Wanda Ventham
Friends: Later, Kirsten and Benedict posed arm in arm for a photo
Co-stars: Kodi Smit-McPhee – who plays Peter Gordon in the flick posed with his co-stars
It is filmmaker Jane Campion’s first time directing a feature film since Bright Star 12 years ago.
And critics are expecting the film to get a solid awards season push, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Cumberbatch’s performance already earned him the TIFF Tribute Actor award at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival, which isn’t until next month.
The Power Of The Dog will be released November 17, 2021 in cinemas and will stream on Netflix on December 1.
Dog days: Benedict demonstrated his villain skills in a tense trailer for the Western drama The Power Of The Dog
Tormented: In the clip, Cumberbatch’s cruel character is seen teasing and tormenting a widow played by Kirsten
Return: The Power of The Dog is filmmaker Jane Campion’s first time directing a feature film since Bright Star 12 years ago