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Cailee Spaeny rocks a stylish maroon pantsuit while arriving at Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote her new film Civil War

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Cailee Spaeny rocked a pretty stylish outfit when she was spotted arriving at ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday.

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Cailee Spaeny rocked quite a stylish outfit when she was spotted arriving at ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday.

The 25-year-old actress was seen arriving at the late-night talk show’s studio in Hollywood to promote her new movie Civil War, which hits theaters on April 12.

Spaeny also made headlines last month with the first trailer for the highly anticipated Alien: Romulus, which hits theaters on August 16.

The actress stepped out in an elegant sleeveless maroon vest, with a gold necklace hanging around her neck.

She had her jet black hair tied back and adorned with small gold hoops and a black watch for the outing.

Cailee Spaeny rocked a pretty stylish outfit when she was spotted arriving at ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday.

Cailee Spaeny rocked a pretty stylish outfit when she was spotted arriving at ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday.

The actress stepped out in an elegant sleeveless maroon vest, with a gold necklace hanging around her neck.

The actress stepped out in an elegant sleeveless maroon vest, with a gold necklace hanging around her neck.

The actress stepped out in an elegant sleeveless maroon vest, with a gold necklace hanging around her neck.

She finished her look with a pair of maroon pants and black heels as she headed to the studio.

Spaeny stars in the highly anticipated Civil War, the drama from writer-director Alex Garland (Ex Machina, 28 Days Later) set in an America where the states have left the Union.

The actress plays Jessie, an aspiring photographer who accompanies famous war photojournalist Lee (Kirsten Dunst) and journalist Joel (Wagner Moura).

They all travel across the United States while the entire country is embroiled in a Second Civil War.

The war is fought between the United States government, the Western Forces of Texas and California, the Florida Alliance, and the New People’s Army.

Spaeny revealed to People that her co-star Dunst inspired her to become a better actress while growing up in Missouri.

‘It’s a very strange thing to understand, you know? I grew up in Missouri. Obviously I loved movies. “I never imagined the day I would be working in movies,” she said.

“And then I found her work with (Sofia Coppola), and that was really the key that opened me to realizing that I wanted to be an actress, was Kirsten’s work with Sofia,” Spaeny explained.

She finished her look with a pair of maroon pants and black heels as she headed to the studio.

She finished her look with a pair of maroon pants and black heels as she headed to the studio.

She finished her look with a pair of maroon pants and black heels as she headed to the studio.

The actress plays Jessie, an aspiring photographer who accompanies famous war photojournalist Lee (Kirsten Dunst) and journalist Joel (Wagner Moura).

The actress plays Jessie, an aspiring photographer who accompanies famous war photojournalist Lee (Kirsten Dunst) and journalist Joel (Wagner Moura).

The actress plays Jessie, an aspiring photographer who accompanies famous war photojournalist Lee (Kirsten Dunst) and journalist Joel (Wagner Moura).

“So the fact that after all these years I ended up starring in a movie with her, and then she was the person who recommended me and got me the role that changed my life with my favorite director of all time, it’s just hard. to express it in words,’ he admitted.

‘It’s really a coincidence. “It’s kind of creepy,” she said, referring to the fact that Dunst recommended her for the lead role in Priscilla.

He added that it was the last day of filming Civil War when Spaeny told Dunst that she got the role of Priscilla.

“She told me, ‘You’re going to have a good time, you’re going to look beautiful and you’re going to be sad in the bathtub,’ and all those things happened. It was the best thing to do right after the Civil War.”

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