Jamie Lee Curtis flaunts her fabulous figure in a sheer shirt for the 35th anniversary screening of This Is Spinal Tap as part of the Tribeca Film Festival
This Is Spinal Tap has become a cult classic phenomenon in the years after it's initial release in theaters back in 1984.
Now, 35-years on, some of the stars and fans came out for a special anniversary screening of the rock mockumentary at the Beacon Theatre in New York City as part of the Tribeca Film Festival.
1980s leading lady, Jamie Lee Curtis, was among those who hit the red carpet to pay tribute to the film, and give support to her husband, Christopher Guest, who was part of the cast of characters in the fictional British heavy metal band.
Special occasion! Jamie Lee Curtis, 60, attended the 35th anniversary screening of This Is Spinal Tap in New York City as part of the Tribeca Film Festival
Curtis, 60, showed off her fantastic physique in a black form-fitting suit.
Underneath the blazer she wore a a black patterned sheer shirt that gave a hint of her chest and stomach.
After posing solo, the Trading Places star paired up with her hubby and held hands as the photographers snapped away.
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The couple will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary December 18.
The actress also took time to greet the sea of fans who gathered at the theatre. While in the midst of the crowd, she signed autographs and posed for pictures; she even snapped a few selfies of her own to remember the moment.
Frenzy: The Trading Places star stopped to take some selfies to remember the moment
Fan friendly: The Halloween actress also greeted the swarm of fans and signed autographs
Family support: Jamie Lee Curtis was on hand, in part, to stand with her husband Christopher Guest, who was among the cast of characters in the film's fictional band
Iconic: Guest hobnobbed with co-stars and co-writers Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, and Rob Reiner; Reiner helmed the mockumentary in his directorial debut
At one point Guest joined co-stars and co-writers Michael McKean, Harry Shearer and Rob Reiner on the red carpet.
Reiner, who also directed the mockumentary, played a filmmaker who follows the band around on their American tour.
With improvised dialogue, the film satirized the behavior, musical mishaps and overindulges of rock and roll bands that had been chronicled in past rock documentaries.
Classic: On top of his directorial duties, Rob Reiner also starred as filmmaker Marty Di Bergi
Boys in the band: Harry Shearer had the role of Derek Smalls
Boys in the band: Michael McKean played David St. Hubbins
Despite receiving positive reviews, the film only had modest success after its initial release. But as the years have gone by, it reached cult-classic status, particularly after it was released on VHS.
In 2002, This Is Spinal Tap was deemed 'culturally, historically or aesthetically significant' by the Library of Congress, and was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
Rock legend Sting, his wife Trudy Styler and Orange Is The New Black actress Alysia Reiner were among the stars also on hand for the event.
Star power: Rock legend Sting and his Trudie Styler looked classy as they posed for photographers on the red carpet
I'm here! Orange Is The New Black actress Alysia Reiner showed off her stuff for the cameras
