Marisa Abela looked elegant as she walked the red carpet at the London premiere of Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black on Monday.
The actress, 27, plays singer Amy, who tragically died of alcohol poisoning at age 27 in 2011, while actor Jack O’Connell, 33, plays her widower Blake Fielder-Civil.
Screen star Marisa wore a floor-length black halterneck dress with a floor-sweeping fishtail as she posed for waiting photographers.
The garment perfectly accentuated her curvy figure as she arrived at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square.
Her hair was slightly raised in the back, although it didn’t emulate Amy’s famous towering beehive.
Marisa Abela looked elegant as she walked the red carpet at the London premiere of Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black on Monday.
She was seen posing as she arrived with Jack, who was wearing a white T-shirt under a long black coat. He wore a pair of matching black pants and some stylish black shoes to complete his look.
The actress, 27, plays singer Amy, who tragically died from alcohol poisoning when she was just 27 in 2011, while actor Jack O’Connell, 33, plays her widower Blake Fielder-Civil.
She was seen posing as she arrived with Jack, who was wearing a white T-shirt under a long black coat.
She wore a pair of matching black pants and sleek black patent leather pumps to complete her look.
Back To Black, which has been endorsed by Amy’s father Mitch (played by Eddie Marsan), has sparked outrage from the singer’s friends, who criticized it for its “macabre” depictions of the girl’s drug addiction. star and also for filming his funeral.
Blake, who was married to the singer between 2007 and 2009, previously admitted introducing her to heroin and many of her fans hold her partly responsible for her death from alcohol poisoning.
In the trailer, Amy declares that she wants to be known for more than her singing and her desperation to be a mother, before sadly dying childless.
In an emotional scene, she describes Blake as “her life and her soul” before their on-again, off-again relationship inspires her to write the iconic song Back To Black.