Toni Collette Stuns in Silver at Mickey 17 London Premiere
Toni Collette gleamed in silver at the premiere of her new film, "Mickey 17." The actress wowed attendees with a crystal-studded design during the event in London on Thursday, February 13.
Collette, 52, wore a silver gown that hugged her figure. The gown featured sequins that gathered at her waist, creating a stunning hourglass silhouette. A coordinating cape made a glamorous, draping effect, adorned with sparkling sequins.
She completed her look with tiered dangle drop crystal earrings and floral-designed silver rings. Her hairstyle was slicked back, half-up half-down. Collette’s makeup favored soft glam, featuring metallic eyeshadow and bold red lipstick, paired perfectly with her vibrant red manicure.
At the premiere, Collette shared her excitement about working with Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho. She stars alongside Robert Pattinson, Naomi Ackie, Steven Yeun, and Mark Ruffalo in this comedic science-fiction adventure.
"Working with Bong Joon Ho was a dream," she said about her experience on set. "It was bloody brilliant, all of it. I was pinching myself the whole time," she added.
The Emmy winner expressed her hope that audiences would "have a lot of fun" while watching the film. She conveyed the movie's message: "We all matter."
The plot centers around Mickey Barnes, portrayed by Pattinson. He faces an extraordinary job where he must demonstrate extreme commitment: to die for a living. Each time Mickey dies, a new version of him is produced using a human-printing process. He repeatedly returns to dangerous work.
At CinemaCon in Las Vegas in April 2024, Pattinson discussed the film and his enthusiasm for playing "two very fun characters." He described Mickey 17 as someone with low life expectations that continually rise amidst challenges. Pattinson highlighted Mickey’s torturous job and hinted at the compelling complexities introduced in the character of Mickey 18.
"Mickey 17" hits theaters on Friday, March 7.
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