Michelle Williams at All the Money in the World premiere

Michelle Williams looks gorgeous in scarlet gown at LA premiere of All the Money In The World...after film underwent emergency reshoot in wake of Kevin Spacey scandal

Published: 00:47 EST, 19 December 2017 | Updated: 05:24 EST, 19 December 2017

She's a successful actress with a stellar resume.

And Michelle Williams looked stunning in a long red dress at the premiere of her latest film All the Money in the World in Los Angeles on Monday night.

The 37-year-old actress showed off her toned arms in a sleeveless crimson gown alongside her co-stars on the black carpet at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.

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Bright star: Michelle Williams looked stunning in a long red dress at the premiere of her latest film All the Money in the World in Los Angeles on Monday night

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Billowing pieces of shiny red fabric swept down her a-line dress which featured a large bow tied around her neck.

The Blue Valentine starlet's makeup looked classic with bold brows and shining highlight on her cheekbones.

Williams rocked her signature platinum blonde pixie cut and opted to go accessory-free for the event.

Stunning: The 37-year-old actress showed off her toned arms in a sleeveless crimson gown alongside her co-stars on the black carpet at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater

Glamorous: The Blue Valentine starlet's makeup looked classic with bold brows and shining highlight on her cheekbones

Taking centre-stage: The Brokeback Mountain star posed effortlessly for the crowd of photographers

Co-star Mark Wahlberg, 46, shined in a dark blue three-piece suit complete with a classic light blue tie.

Peeks of a crisp white long-sleeved shirt popped through from underneath his navy vest, which he paired with black leather shoes.

Christopher Plummer, 88, who portrays J. Paul Getty in the film, looked handsome in a navy suit and blue-and-white striped shirt.

Darling: Billowing pieces of shiny red fabric swept down her a-line dress which featured a large bow tied around her neck

Swell: Co-star Mark Wahlberg, 46, shined in a dark blue three-piece suit complete with a classic light blue tie

Dapper: Christopher Plummer, 88, who portrays J. Paul Getty in the film, looked handsome in a navy suit and blue-and-white striped shirt.

Director Ridley Scott donned an all-black ensemble clad with a brown and black scarf wrapped around his neck.

Scott's wife Giannina Facio looked wonderful in a caramel-colored corduroy dress with a matching belt cinched around her waist.

Charlie Plummer, who portrays John Paul Getty III in the film, wore a forest green suit with a striped shirt.

Darling duo: Scott's wife Giannina Facio looked wonderful in a caramel-colored corduroy dress with a matching belt cinched around her waist

Team: The Blue Valentine starlet's makeup looked classic with bold brows and shining highlight on her cheekbones

Crisp: Charlie Plummer, who portrays John Paul Getty III in the film, wore a forest green suit with a striped shirt

The director announced in November that- after completing the film - he would reshoot scenes with Plummer after allegations of sexual misconduct against Kevin Spacey surfaced.

Kevin starred as the late oil tycoon in the film about the Italian kidnapping of John Paul Getty III, and his rich grandfather's refusal to a $17 million ransom despite being the richest man in the world.

Spacey issued an apology for the first reported incident, involving actor Anthony Rapp, and has since been accused of misconduct by more than 30 men and dropped from the next season of Netflix TV series House of Cards.

Crew: The director announced in November that- after completing the film - he would reshoot scenes with Plummer after allegations of sexual misconduct against Kevin Spacey surfaced

Good work: Plummer reportedly re-shot Spacey's scenes in nine days, six weeks before its release and without any prior knowledge of Kevin's performance, and was recently nominated for a Golden Globe award for his portrayal.

Plummer reportedly re-shot Spacey's scenes in nine days, six weeks before its release and without any prior knowledge of Kevin's performance, and was recently nominated for a Golden Globe award for his portrayal.

Ridley and Michelle also received nominations for the prestigious award.

Plummer, 88, said in an interview with Reuters that he sought to bring humanity to Getty, although he said he 'made no pretense at research' for the role ahead of a nine-day reshoot in London and Rome in mid-November.

Candid: Plummer, 88, said in an interview with Reuters that he sought to bring humanity to Getty, although he said he 'made no pretense at research' for the role ahead of a nine-day reshoot in London and Rome in mid-November

Honest: He said did not see Spacey's original scenes before the re-shoot. 'I had to follow the writing, all in a very short space of time,' Plummer said

Bringing another dimension to the role: 'I saw him more vulnerable than the script suggested... so he would have some dimension and some humanity,' he said. Pictured with Charlie Plummer

He said did not see Spacey's original scenes before the re-shoot. 'I had to follow the writing, all in a very short space of time,' Plummer said.

'I saw him more vulnerable than the script suggested... so he would have some dimension and some humanity.'

Scott said he hoped the publicity around the decision to reshoot six weeks before its scheduled release would help rather than overshadow the film.

'I think it may have people attracted to it out of curiosity who normally wouldn't come and see this film.'

To be a fly on the wall: The veteran actor and respected director appeared to be locked in an intense chat

Good publicity: Scott said he hoped the publicity around the decision to reshoot six weeks before its scheduled release would help rather than overshadow the film