Aubrey Plaza and Nathalie Emmanuel were visions of glamour as they attended the star-studded premiere of their new film, Megalopolis.
The duo were a sight to behold as they worked the red carpet alongside their co-star Dustin Hoffman, 87, Giancarlo Esposito, 66, and their director, the legendary Francis Ford Coppola, 85.
The sci-fi film follows the conflict between brilliant artist Cesar Catilina (Adam Driver) and greedy mayor Franklyn Cicer (Giancarlo Esposito). Julia Cicer (Emmanuel) finds herself torn between them, her loyalties split between her lover and her father.
Aubrey, 40, wowed in a leg-baring black lace dress paired with a black jacket and mesh-trimmed cap.
Her brown locks were combed to one side and she carried a sparkly handbag.
Aubrey Plaza and Nathalie Emmanuel were visions of glamour as they attended the star-studded premiere of their new film, Megalopolis.
The Parks & Recreation star donned tights, classic black heels and a matching manicure.
Next to Aubrey was Dustin Hoffman, who playfully lifted the veil on her cap, eliciting a surprised expression from the star.
Nathalie was completely dazzling in a burgundy dress that revealed a hint of cleavage.
With her hair beautifully slicked back, Nathalie also sported dazzling chandelier-style earrings.
Chloe Fineman was also another style star.
She wowed in a metallic chainmail-style dress and matching silver heels.
The blonde hair fell in shiny waves as she finished off the look with a swipe of red lipstick and earthy-toned eyeshadow.
The cast posed on the red carpet alongside director Francis Ford Coppola
The entire cast looked very elegant for the moment.
Aubrey and Nathalie posed with their director
Meanwhile, Dustin dressed up in a black button-down shirt and a smart navy blazer.
He was joined by his wife, who dazzled in a blue velvet suit.
The couple looked as cute as could be as Dustin petted her.
Meanwhile, Breaking Bad alum Giancarlo was accompanied by his daughter Ruby Esposito.
The actor also posed playfully with director Spike Lee.
Former MIT professor Neri Oxman was also present along with her husband William A. Ackman.
Dustin had a lot of fun pulling up the veil on Aubrey’s hat.
Plaza adopted a playful expression.
The Parks & Recreation star playfully glanced at her watch.
Nathalie dazzled in a burgundy dress that featured an elegant row of buttons down the back.
Chloe Fineman stunned in a mesh-inspired dress and silver heels
Dustin was accompanied by his wife Lisa Hoffman.
The pair put on an adorable display with Hoffman petting Lisa.
Esposito was accompanied on the red carpet by his daughter Ruby Esposito.
The male leads shared the spotlight
Breaking Bad veteran had fun with Spike Lee on the red carpet
Also on the red carpet were Neri Oxman and her husband Bill Ackman.
Neri shared a hug with Coppola
Spike sported a modern look for the A-list event
Coppola’s new film, Megalopolis, will be released on September 27
Oxman made headlines in 2018 after she was thought to be dating Brad Pitt, but she insisted they were not dating and clarified that she was actually in a relationship with Ackman.
Coppola’s new film, Megalopolis, will be released on September 27.
The film has faced several controversies.
Earlier this May, Coppola was accused of attempting to “kiss topless and scantily clad female extras” on the set of Megalopolis in an article in The Guardian.
The filmmaker was allegedly seen “attempting to kiss young female extras” in two short videos published days later by Variety.
The Godfather director addressed the numerous allegations in a wide-ranging interview with Rolling Stone, where he claimed that the original report The Guardian was, ‘totally false.’
“If you read that article, you’ll realize that whoever the sources were – and I honestly don’t know who the sources were – they are the same people who provided quotes for that Hollywood Reporter article that said all these people were fired or quit, and there was a mass exodus, all of that,” Coppola said.
“And the truth is that they were looking for some kind of dirty information. The girls I kissed on the cheek, in connection with the New Year’s scene, were young girls I knew,” he insisted.
The director added: “It’s all so ridiculous. Look at the timing of the article. It’s just before the film premieres at Cannes. They’re just trying to damage the image.”
Coppola eventually sued Variety, the publication that published the videos apparently capturing him kissing women on set, for defamation.
Another controversy surrounding the film was based on critics’ quotes, leading Lionsgate to pull the film’s trailer. The quotes, which included those from deceased critics such as Pauline Kael and Roger Ebert, did not appear in previous reviews of the director’s earlier films.