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Rachel McAdams smoulders in slinky black dress with sexy mesh side panel as she leads the glamour at Every Thing Will Be Fine premiere during Toronto Film Festival

Published: 05:14 EST, 12 September 2015 | Updated: 09:58 EST, 12 September 2015

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James Franco may be the leading star but Rachel McAdams was happy to take his place as she stepped out to the Every Thing Will Be Fine premiere during Toronto Film Festival on Friday.

The Mean Girls actress put on a smouldering display as she led the glamour at the highly-anticipated first showing in North America.

Rachel, 36, slipped her slim figure into a black bandeau dress that was column in shape.

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Gothic goddess: Rachel McAdams smouldered in a slinky black dress with a sexy mesh side panel as she led the glamour at the Every Thing Will Be Fine premiere during Toronto Film Festival on Friday

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The slinky number featured a sexy mesh side panel which exposed her flesh-coloured undergarment and a glimpse of her impeccably honed legs.

Rachel teamed the frock with a pair of black pointed Christian Louboutin stilettos which featured a subtle cage design.

She wore her blonde locks tousled and fashioned into an elegant updo which perfectly framed her face.

Red-carpet queen: Rachel, 36, turned heads as she put on a stunning display in the column-shaped dress which featured a subtle fishtail

Woman of the hour: The award-winning actress pulled a confident pose as she flaunted her hour-glass figure and impeccably-toned arms

Ooh la la: The classy Hollywood star wore a flesh-coloured undergarment beneath the risqué frock

Owning her audience: Rachel willingly signed autographs for members of the excitable crowd before heading into the venue

A striking red-plum lip and a confident stance ensured she captivated the red-carpet audience.

James - who plays leading role Tomas Elden in the upcoming German drama - was absent from the premiere but little-known actors Julia Sarah Stone and Robert Naylor both put in an appearance.

The duo couldn't contain their happiness as they proudly walked the red carpet with Rachel and German director Wim Wenders.

The flick marks their first major foray into big-screen acting.

In good company: From left to right - German director Wim Wenders posed with Rachel and little-known actors Julia Sarah Stone and Robert Naylor

Rachel plays secondary leading lady Sara (behind Charlotte Gainsbourg who portrays Kate) in the upcoming release.

The plot sees Tomas (James), a writer who causes an accident while driving and spends the next 12 years examining the effect of the tragedy on his life and that of Kate (Charlotte), who lost someone close.

Every Thing Will Be Fine is scheduled for release in America on December 4

Showing her the ropes: Rachel (who plays Sara in the upcoming drama) appeared to have taught young actress Julia (who portrays the character Mina in her first major film role) well