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Jenna Coleman steps into the spotlight as she stuns in silk dress posing with Peter Capaldi at US premiere of Dr Who

Published: 21:20 EST, 14 August 2014 | Updated: 10:39 EST, 15 August 2014

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She is playing the new sidekick of Dr. Who in the eighth season for BBC America.

But on Thursday, actress Jenna Coleman stepped into the spotlight at the New York premiere of the show, as she joined Peter Capaldi on the blue carpet.

The 28-year-old actress looked absolutely stunning in a floral silk gown for the event.

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A comely companion: Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi was left in the shade by sidekick Jenna Coleman at the show's US premiere in New York on Thursday

The actress, who shot to fame as Emmerdale lesbian Jasmine Thomas, also highlighted her toned legs by wearing a pair of towering stilettos.

And it seemed her co-stars appreciated her look, for Peter could hardly wait to pose up with the saucy starlet after they arrived for the showpiece event in one of the Big Apple's famous yellow taxis.

The dynamic duo grinned with glee as they later had their picture taken with the show's all-powerful lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat.

A silky performance: This lovely floral gown showcased the English rose's knockout figure

It beats The Woolpack: No doubt the former Emmerdale star was enjoying being in the Big Apple

Crowd-pleaser: She was more than happy to give her fans a cheap thrill by mingling and signing autographs

Selfie obsessed: The obliging starlet posed up for a snap with this excited fan at the event

Little miss and Moffat: Later she posed up yet again with the show's executive producer Steven and Pete

Don't miss the season premiere of Doctor Who on BBC America

But it was not just her fellow Doctor Who favourite who wanted to have their moment with the small screen sexbomb.

For nerd funnyman Chris Hardwick, who is a noted fan of the show, made sure he also got his opportunity to cuddle up with the glamorous Blackpool native before the big premiere.

But Jenna was not the only red carpet stunner in attendance at the exciting event.

For busty Mighty Aphrodite star Mira Sorvino, 46, also turned heads after wearing a revealing black dress to the event.

Stateside fans are currently counting the days until the show's twelfth Doctor finally gets his own full series when the show kicks off on BBC America on August 26.

It beats a police box: The show's stars eschewed a TARDIS and instead arrived in a yellow taxi

An enjoyable ride: Jenna looked like she had a great time as she clambered out of a famous New York yellow cab

Grabbed: It was not long before Peter had wrapped his arm around the young starlet

She's popular: Comedian Chris Hardwick insisted on having his picture taken with the stunner

Firm friends: Jenna and Peter have become great mates after working with each other

Third wheel? The Dr Who cyborg was also in attendance

A very New York moment: Jenna looked thrilled to arrive in style in an iconic yellow cab

The dynamic duo have been jetting around the world on a five-continent promotional tour, with other stops in London, South Korea, Australia, and Brazil.

Thankfully for long-suffering fans, Thick Of It star Peter says his will be a more serious portrayal, saying 'There'll be no flirting, that's for sure. It's not what this Doctor's concerned with. It's quite a fun relationship, but no, I did call and say, "I want no Papa-Nicole moments". I think there was a bit of tension with that at first, but I was absolutely adamant.'

'It's going to be a bit different from what we've seen over recent years. A bit more gravity. Some situations are more sombre and I think there are more rooted dramatic scenes.

'Over the past two or three years, which I've loved, there has often been a breathless vigour; we still have that attack, but we have another level of drama, another tone. And the scenes are longer.'