Claire Foy looked as elegant as ever as she held hands with her co-star Andrew Scott at a screening of All Of Us Strangers in Los Angeles on Monday.
The Crown star, 39, and the Fleabag star, 47, looked overjoyed as they laughed and joked together while celebrating the release of their new movie.
Claire put on a glamorous display in a black blazer with waterfall sleeves and a very plunging neckline, which she styled with wide leg suit trousers.
She added some glitz to her look with a sparkling silver clutch bag as she held hands with her pal Andrew at the screening.
For the occasion, Andrew cut a stylish figure in a wrap-around black shirt, styled with tailored trousers and patent suit shoes.
Claire Foy looked as elegant as ever as she held hands with her co-star Andrew Scott at a screening of All Of Us Strangers in Los Angeles on Monday
The Crown star, 39, and the Fleabag star, 47, looked happier than ever as they laughed and joked together while celebrating the release of their new movie
Claire put on a glamorous display in a black blazer with waterfall sleeves and a very plunging neckline, which she styled with wide leg suit trousers
All Of Us Strangers was released in the United States on December 22 and will come to screens in the United Kingdom on January 26.
The film stars Andrew as a screenwriter called Adam who is drawn back to his childhood home, where he enters into fledgling relationship with mysterious neighbor Harry, played by Paul Mescal.
The pair become lovers after a chance encounter, but find themselves haunted by memories of the past.
Claire stars as Adam’s mother while Jamie Bell portrays his father, as his late parents appear to him in his childhood home at the age they were when they died.
After welcoming their son back home, the family sit down for dinner together at the table.
The film is an adaptation of Taichi Yamada’s 1987 Japanese psychological novel Strangers.
The LGBTQ+ romantic fantasy dominated the competition at the British Independent Film Awards last month, earning a staggering seven gongs in total.
It had already picked up three craft awards in November – cinematography, editing and music supervision – and added another four honours to the list at the ceremony.
Among the awards was the top prize for Best Film, beating Femme, How To Have Sex, Rye Lane and Scrapper.
All Of Us Strangers also scored Best Director and Best Screenplay for Andrew Haigh, who is known for his work on films Weekend and 45 Years.
All Of Us Strangers Andrew as a screenwriter called Adam who is drawn back to his childhood home, where he enters into relationship with mysterious neighbor Harry (Paul Mescal)
Claire stars as Adam’s mother (pictured with Andrew Scott on the film) while Jamie Bell is his father, as they appear to him in his childhood home at the age they were when they died
For the film screening, Andrew cut a stylish figure in a wrap-around black shirt, styled with tailored trousers and patent suit shoes (he is pictured with Claire and director Andrew Haigh)
Director Andrew Haigh (pictured with Andrew Scott and Claire) previously said that Paul and Andrew were ‘fearless’ when filming their sex scenes in the new movie
All Of Us Strangers dominated the competition at the British Independent Film Awards last month (L-R) Jamie Bell, Graham Broadbent, Andrew Scott, Sarah Harvey, Andrew Haigh and Claire Foy
Paul shared the Best Supporting Performance gong for his role in the film with Shaun Thomas from How To Have Sex.
Claire was also nominated in the Best Supporting Performance category but lost out to her co-star Paul.
Director Andrew Haigh previously said that Paul and Andrew were ‘fearless’ when filming their sex scenes in the new movie.
Speaking to Vanity Fair, he said: ‘There was chemistry between the two of them literally the second I saw them together.
‘Both of them were pretty fearless. There was no sense of them being afraid of approaching those scenes. They knew how important they were.’
