Emma Watson attended the London premiere of My Week with Marilyn. When she stepped into the spotlight, she immediately became the star of the premiere. The 21-year-old Emma looked gorgeous in a black skirt and white embellished top from designer Jason Wu's Spring/Summer 2012 collection. Her gamine crop was slicked into a side part and her make-up kept fresh and youthful. She did not wear bling jewelry but simple chamilia beads earrings made her charming.
The actress and Oxford university student has received fantastic reviews for her first major film role post-Harry Potter. Watson plays wardrobe mistress Lucy in My Week with Marilyn, opposite the film's protagonist Colin Clark, played by rising star Eddie Redmayne.
Redmayne posed alongside Emma and Kenneth Branagh on the red carpet at the screening, but Michelle Williams and Dame Judi Dench were unable to attend. Williams' portrayal of Marilyn is winning stellar reviews all over the globe, with rumours that another Best Actress Oscar nomination is expected in the New Year.
The film is based on Colin Clark’s memoir of a week as a third assistant director, or dogsbody, on an indifferent British film comedy, The Prince and the Showgirl.
The Daily Mail's film reviewer Chris Tookey called it 'an enchanting tragi-comedy and a feast of fine acting. It’s a hugely enjoyable trifle.'
He says: 'Williams has given exquisite performances before in Brokeback Mountain, Blue Valentine and the little-seen Incendiary. But it’s here that she is at her most magical, brilliantly capturing Marilyn’s voice and physical mannerisms. Never content to play her as a victim, she captures both her emotional neediness and her power to entrance, on and off screen’.
My Week with Marilyn, also starring Dame Judi Dench, Dominic Cooper, Dougray Scott and Julia Ormond, opens in the UK on November 25.
Redmayne posed alongside Emma and Kenneth Branagh on the red carpet at the screening, but Michelle Williams and Dame Judi Dench were unable to attend. Williams' portrayal of Marilyn is winning stellar reviews all over the globe, with rumours that another Best Actress Oscar nomination is expected in the New Year.
The film is based on Colin Clark’s memoir of a week as a third assistant director, or dogsbody, on an indifferent British film comedy, The Prince and the Showgirl.
The Daily Mail's film reviewer Chris Tookey called it 'an enchanting tragi-comedy and a feast of fine acting. It’s a hugely enjoyable trifle.'
He says: 'Williams has given exquisite performances before in Brokeback Mountain, Blue Valentine and the little-seen Incendiary. But it’s here that she is at her most magical, brilliantly capturing Marilyn’s voice and physical mannerisms. Never content to play her as a victim, she captures both her emotional neediness and her power to entrance, on and off screen’.
My Week with Marilyn, also starring Dame Judi Dench, Dominic Cooper, Dougray Scott and Julia Ormond, opens in the UK on November 25.
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