Ruth Wilson looked incredible as she led the stars at a Gala Screening of her new movie See How They Run at Picturehouse Central in London on Tuesday.
The actress, 40, posed up a storm in the slinky red dress which clung to every inch of her fantastic figure.
Ruth’s quirky ensemble featured a white abstract print as well as appliqué flowers and ruched detailing at the skirt.
Lady in red: Ruth Wilson, 40, looked incredible as she joined her co-stars at a Gala Screening of her new movie See How They Run in London on Tuesday.
The star, who plays 1950s movie actress Petula Spencer in the crime caper, accentuated her beauty with a glamorous palette of make-up and bright red lip.
Slipping her feet into chunky white heels, Ruth slicked her brunette tresses back into a chic chignon while toting her belongings in a baby blue handbag.
The murder-mystery film follows Saoirse Ronan’s rookie officer Constable Stalker and Sam Rockwell’s Inspector Stoppard try to catch the culprit after a body is found in a West End theatre.
Stylish: The star, who plays 1950s movie actress Petula Spencer in the crime caper, accentuated her beauty with a glamorous palette of make-up and bright red lip
Pals: Ruth (left) cuddled up to co-star Sian Clifford (right) on the red carpet
The film also stars Adrien Brody, David Oyelowo, Sian Clifford, Charlie Cooper and Harris Dickinson.
Fleabag’s Sian, 40, who plays the role of Edna in the movie, looked gorgeous in a chocolate brown asymmetrical dress that she teamed with a graphic perspex clutch.
Sian cuddled up to co-star Ruth as the duo were reunited months after filming had completed.
Chic: Sian, 40, who plays the role of Edna, looked gorgeous in a chocolate brown asymmetrical dress which she teamed with a graphic perspex clutch.
Wowza: Pippa Bennett-Warner (right) flaunted her incredible figure in a slinky black gown
Keeping it casual: Actor Stanley Tucci, 61, looked dapper in a velvet blazer and waistcoat which he teamed with a pair of casual jeans
Beaming: The actor appeared in high spirits as he made his way to his seat
Co-Stars: Pearl Chanda, 28 (left) cut a chic figure in a black suit while co-star Ania Marson, 73 (right) chose bright yellow plaid
Who dunnit? The film, set in the 1950s, stars Ruth Wilson as Petula Spencer, one of the people who comes under investigation. She is pictured with David Oyelowo and Reece Shearsmith
Actor Stanley Tucci, 61, made an appearance looking dapper in a velvet blazer and waistcoat which he teamed with a pair of casual jeans.
While actor Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, who plays Gio in the film, turned heads in a summery look complete with shorts.
The official synopsis reads: ‘In 1950s London, plans for a movie version of a smash-hit play come to an abrupt halt after a pivotal member of the crew is murdered’.
Legs: Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, who plays Gio, turned heads in a summery look complete with shorts
Comedy duo! The League of Gentleman’s Reece Shearsmith (left) and This Country’s Charlie Cooper (right) who both star in the movie, opted for a smart suits
All black: Model Amber Le Bon, 33, dress all in black and slipped her feet into floral boots
Cool: Edith Bowman, 48, rocked and oversized suit which she teamed with a pair of yellow specs
On stage: The cast and crew took to the stage to introduce the movie to the Gala audience
‘When a world-weary inspector and an eager rookie constable take on the case, they find themselves thrown into a puzzling whodunit within the glamorously sordid world of underground theatre, investigating the mysterious homicide at their own peril’.
The film, which arrives in cinemas on September 30, is directed by Tom George, who knows Charlie Cooper from his work on his sitcom This Country.
According to Variety, Tom said in a statement last summer: ‘[Working with] this incredible cast has been a total dream. I’m so excited to bring this thrilling, smart, funny murder mystery to audiences.’
Photocall: (L-R) earl Chanda, Paul Chahidi, Angus Wright, Ruth Wilson, Sian Clifford, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Tom George, Lucian Msamati, Ania Marson, Reece Shearsmith, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Charlie Cooper, Tim Key, Mark Chappell and Damian Jones
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