Emma Thompson pulls a series of playful poses as she attends star-studded London screening of new comedy flick Late Night
She is one of the UK's most acclaimed actresses with a career spanning more than three decades.
And Emma Thompson, 60, looked in high spirits as she attended the screening of her new film Late Night at the Picturehouse Central in London on Monday.
The actress cut a stylish figure for the event, wearing a red top with flared sleeves and matching trousers, completing her outfit with a pair of box fresh trainers.
Emma Thompson, 60, looked in high spirits as she attended the screening of her new film Late Night at the Picturehouse Central in London on Monday
The film star was clearly in high spirits for the screening, smiling broadly on the red carpet before striking a series of playful poses along with hugging and kissing her fellow attendees.
Her husband Greg Wise joined her at the gala screening, wrapping his arms around his other half as they posed for a photo.
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The couple married in 2003 with their daughter Gaia born in 2000.
They are also parents to Tindyebwa 'Tindy' Agaba from Rwanda who they adopted in 2003 after he came to the UK as a refugee.
The film star was clearly in high spirits for the screening, smiling broadly on the red carpet before striking a series of playful poses
Joining her was fellow actor Russell Tovey who cut a casual figure in a navy top with dark denim jeans and brown shoes.
Judge Rinder, whose real name is Robert Rinder, was also in attendance, sporting a white shirt and a pair of dark jeans for the screening.
Actress and comedian Katy Brand dramatically embraced Emma when she arrived on the red carpet, with the pair laughing and hugging ahead of the screening.
Match made in heaven: Her husband Greg Wise joined her at the gala screening
Couple: Greg wrapping his arms around his other half as they posed for a photo
Family: The couple married in 2003 with their daughter Gaia born in 2000 and they are also parents to named Tindyebwa 'Tindy' Agaba from Rwanda who they adopted in 2003
Icon: Emma is one of the UK's most acclaimed actresses with a career spanning more than three decades
Late Night, directed by Nisha Ganatra, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January and is set for release in theatres in the US and Canada on June 7.
The comedy drama follows veteran late night talk show host Katherine Newbury (Thompson), who hires her first female writer (Kaling) after she is accused of being 'woman who hates women'.
Her new hire, Molly Patel, then teams up with the temperamental host as the pair attempt to save the show's ratings and keep Katherine from being replaced amid pressure from above.
Pals: Also joining her was Deborah Frances-White and fellow actor Russell Tovey
Guests: Comedians Katherine Ryan (L) and David Baddiel (R) were among the stars at the screening
Dapper: Russell cut a casual figure in a navy top with dark denim jeans and brown shoes
Joke: Emma and comedian Deborah were certainly in a good mood on the red carpet
Casual: Judge Rinder, whose real name is Robert Rinder, was also in attendance, sporting a white shirt and a pair of dark jeans for the screening
Friends: Actress and comedian Katy Brand embraced Emma when she arrived on the red carpet, with the pair laughing and hugging ahead of the screening
Film: Late Night, directed by Nisha Ganatra, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January
Release: The flick is set for release in theatres in the US and Canada on June 7
Plot: It follows veteran late night talk show host Katherine Newbury (Thompson), who hires her first female writer (Mindy Kaling) after she is accused of being 'woman who hates women'
Story: Her new hire, Molly Patel, then teams up with the temperamental host as the pair attempt to save the show's ratings
Mindy's first feature-length screenplay was inspired by her experience as the only woman in an all-male writer's room for The Office.
She told The Hollywood Reporter: 'I vividly remember my experience coming up in the industry with no connections, not having gone to Harvard, being the only diverse person in the room.
'But I also — even more vividly because I was living it when I wrote this — remember what it's like to be in a power position where you're the show-runner and the star of something.
'You're impatient. You're a little complacent, and you're just kind of a demanding boss that worries a little bit that you've lost touch with people.'
Inspiration: Mindy's first feature-length screenplay was inspired by her experience as the only woman in an all-male writer's room for The Office
Upcoming: Emma will also be seen in the film Last Christmas later this year which also stars Emilia Clarke and Michelle Yeoh
