Emma Stone was joined by her husband Dave McCary at the season premiere of her show The Curse at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills on Monday, following her win at the Golden Globes.
The actress, 35, looked chic in an elegant spaghetti strap black dress that was partially see-through at the bottom. She paired the ensemble with black tights and matching heels.
The Poor Things star wore her dark auburn tresses parted in the middle and brushed back into an elegant bun. As for glam she opted for red lipstick and delicate blush on her cheeks.
Meanwhile her three-time Emmy nominee husband, whom she wed in 2020, sported a casual denim jacket over a white button up shirt, brown pants and black loafers.
The Curse was a labor of love for the Golden Globe winner, who co-produced the series with her husband through their Fruit Tree Productions.
Emma Stone was joined by her husband Dave McCary at the season premiere of her show The Curse at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills on Monday, following her win at the Golden Globes
The actress, 35, looked chic in an elegant spaghetti strap black dress that was partially see-through at the bottom
Their appearance comes after Emma thanked Dave first when she won a Golden Globe Award on Sunday for her work in Poor Things.
Emma received a standing ovation as she won Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy over Alma Pöysti – Fallen Leaves, Fantasia Barrino – The Color Purple, Jennifer Lawrence – No Hard Feelings, Margot Robbie – Barbie, and Natalie Portman – May December.
She was gracious as she hit the stage in a long sleeveless floral embroidered gown and thanked her husband Dave first at the star-studded awards ceremony.
‘Thank you. Oh, boy. Thank you very much. This is amazing. Thank you. Dave, I have to start with you really quickly. I love you very much. Thank you for everything,’ Emma said while pointing to her husband.
‘Willem, Mark, Ramy, you made every day an absolute joy and so did the rest of our incredible cast,’ she continued referencing her co-stars Willem Dafoe, Mark Ruffalo and Ramy Youssef.
Emma in Poor Things portrays Bella Baxter, a young Victorian woman who gets crudely resurrected by a scientist after her suicide.
Emma and Dave got engaged in December 2019 and got married in 2020. They have two-year-old daughter Louise Jean McCary together.
At Monday’s premiere Emma also posed alongside The Curse co-stars Nathan Fielder, 40, and Benny Safdie, 37.
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Dave had his arm wrapped around Emma as they posed for the shutterbugs
Their appearance comes after Emma thanked Dave first when she won a Golden Globe Award on Sunday for her work in Poor Things
She paired the ensemble with black tights and matching heels
The Poor Things star wore her dark auburn tresses parted in the middle and brushed back into an elegant bun
As for glam she opted for red lipstick and delicate blush on her cheeks
Emma and Dave got engaged in December 2019 and got married in 2020. They have two-year-old daughter Louise Jean McCary together
The night prior she thanked her husband Dave first at the star-studded awards ceremony. Thank you. Dave, I have to start with you really quickly. I love you very much. Thank you for everything,’ Emma said while pointing to her husband
Her husband sported a casual denim jacket over a white button up shirt, brown pants and black loafers; (L-R) Benny Safdie, Stone, McCary and Nathan Fielder
At Monday’s premiere Emma also posed alongside The Curse co-stars Fielder, 40, and Safdie, 37
Safdie – who stars as Dougie Schecter – wore a black cardigan over a striped shirt, khaki pants and brown sneakers
Fielder – who plays Asher Siegel in the show – sported an all-grey suit and sneakers
The duo play a married couple on the show
The pair were playful on the red carpet
The Curse was a labor of love for the Golden Globe winner, who co-produced the series with her husband through their Fruit Tree Productions
The trio happily posed for snaps together
The 10-episode genre-bending comedy series airs Fridays on Showtime, Paramount+, and on-demand
Benny famously directed Uncut Gems with his brother Josh Safdie
They posed with Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, 50
Lanthimos opted for a casual look in a black jacket and grey jeans. Simon Rex, 49, looked cool in a long-sleeve black top, dark jeans and brown boots
Also present was Mary Elizabeth Ellis, 44, and her husband Charlie Day, 47
Emma was pictured greeting Fielder at the event
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Fielder – who plays Asher Siegel in the show – sported an all-grey suit and sneakers.
Meanwhile Safdie – who stars as Dougie Schecter – wore a black cardigan over a striped shirt, khaki pants and brown sneakers.
Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, 50, opted for a casual look in a black jacket and grey jeans.
Simon Rex, 49, looked cool in a long-sleeve black top, dark jeans and brown boots.
Also present was Mary Elizabeth Ellis, 44, and her husband Charlie Day, 47.
Mary wowed in a plunging denim jumpsuit with side cut-out.
Meanwhile Charlie sported a graphic tee under a navy jacket and blue jeans.
Fielder plays her character Whitney Siegel’s husband Asher in Showtime’s The Curse.
Stone and Fielder spoke onstage at the event
The actress flashed a bright smile while holing the microphone; (L-R) Nizhonniya Austin, Stone, Fielder
The Curse currently has a ‘certified fresh’ 91% critic approval rating (out of 47 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes
Stone and Fielder portray New Mexico newlyweds desperate to conceive a child while co-starring in their problematic new home-improvement show on HGTV in The Curse, which was co-created by Nathan and Safdie
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The talented twosome portray New Mexico newlyweds desperate to conceive a child while co-starring in their problematic new home-improvement show on HGTV in The Curse, which was co-created by Nathan and Safdie.
Everything goes South for Asher and Whitney once a young girl called Nala (Hikmah Warsame) curses them after he snatches back a $100 bill he gave to her in a parking lot.
The Curse currently has a ‘certified fresh’ 91% critic approval rating (out of 47 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes.
The 10-episode genre-bending comedy series airs Fridays on Showtime, Paramount+, and on-demand.
