Isla Fisher looked incredible as she attended the photocall for Now You See Me: Now You Don’t in London on Wednesday night.
The actress, 49, who has returned for the third installment of the Now You See Me series, put on a glamorous display at the Ham Yard Hotel in a black velour dress.
The floor-length gown showcased Isla’s slender physique thanks to the sheer lace bodice and low-scoop neckline.
Isla was joined by her co-stars Rosamund Pike and Ariana Greenblatt on the blue carpet as they promoted the crime thriller, set for release on November 14.
Rosamund, 46, who has joined the Now You See Me cast for the third film, cut an elegant figure in a blue chiffon dress.
The star takes on the role of Veronika Vanderberg, the main antagonist and matriarch of a worldwide crime syndicate.
Isla Fisher looked incredible as she attended the photocall for Now You See Me: Now You Don’t in London on Wednesday night
The actress, 49, who has returned for the third installment of the Now You See Me series, put on a glamorous display at the Ham Yard Hotel in a black velour dress
Isla, meanwhile, portrays Henley Reeves, the sole female member of the original Four Horsemen specialising in escapology.
The American heist film, directed by Ruben Fleischer is the sequel to Now You See Me 2, released in 2016 and is the third installment in the Now You See Me series.
The cast includes returning actors Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Isla, and Morgan Freeman, alongside new cast members Justice Smith, Dominic Sessa, Ariana, and Rosamund.
The actress recently appeared on US Chat show Watch What Happens Live and revealed the habit Woody has that annoys her.
‘I love Woody, but my complaint about him is that he just doesn’t wear shoes,’ Isla began.
‘He wears a flip-flop or a slipper. I’m talking anytime, anyplace.’
The Hunger Games star, 64, has developed a reputation for his bizarre fashion sense and frequently attends A-List events in very casual wear, including socks with no shoes.
Isla added she was particularly taken aback when she visited a fancy restaurant with Woody, who, once again, did not wear shoes.
The floor-length gown showcased Isla’s slender physique thanks to the sheer lace bodice and low-scoop neckline
Isla was joined by co-stars Rosamund Pike and Ariana Greenblatt on the blue carpet as they promoted the crime thriller, set for release on November 14
Rosamund, 46, who has joined the Now You See Me cast for the third film, cut an elegant figure in a blue chiffon dress
The cast appeared in high spirits as they posed for the camera
The actress put on an animated display as she hit the blue carpet
Isla portrays Henley Reeves, the sole female member of the original Four Horsemen specialising in escapology, in the thriller
Ariana made a fashion statement in her oversized black blazer which she teamed with sunglasses
Rosamund takes on the role of Veronika Vanderberg, the main antagonist and matriarch of a worldwide crime syndicate
Isla recently revealed the very surprising complaint she has about her Now You See Me: Now You Don’t co-star Woody Harrelson (pictured)
The Hunger Games star has developed a reputation for his bizarre fashion sense and frequently attends A-List events in casual wear, including socks with no shoes. Pictured 2015
It comes after the actress broke her silence last month on her high-profile divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen
‘Sartorially questionable to be in a flip-flop at a restaurant like Nobu, which he was last night,’ she said.
It comes after the actress broke her silence last month on her high-profile divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen.
The actress, who announced her split with the Borat actor in April last year, revealed how she had been picking up the pieces in the wake of the split, admitting that the Carl Jung method had helped her heal in a healthy way.
The Jungian method is a therapeutic approach that explores unconscious forces, dreams, symbols, and archetypes, aiming towards self-understanding, self-integration and fulfilment.
‘This is totally personal and I say this with the caveat as it worked for me, but the concept of processing stuff and taking your time, thinking about it again and again, you don’t really feel better that way,’ she told The Australian.
Instead, the Wedding Crashers star kept moving following the divorce, saying ‘yes’ to any opportunity that came her way and throwing herself into her work.
The move has seen Isla keeping busy on film sets, staying active in her community and reinventing herself creatively after what she calls a parental ‘power pause’.
