Gown with XXL cut-out
Pedro Pascal’s sister even stole Charles’ thunder
On Wednesday evening, "Gladiator II" celebrated its big premiere in London. However, it wasn't just the stars who caused a stir on the red carpet, but also Pedro Pascal's sister. She even stole the show with her look for King Charles.
Pedro Pascal brought his sister Lux to the red carpet for the premiere of "Gladiator II" in London. And the transgender activist caused a real flurry of flashbulbs in Leicester Square with her look.
Gown with XXL cut-out
The 32-year-old had chosen a truly sensational gown for her appearance alongside her famous brother. The black dress with a long train featured an XXL cut-out that exposed almost all of Lux's left side.
Fans celebrated the appearance of the "cutest sister and brother duo" on social media and joked that the Hollywood star, who can be seen as Roman general Marus Acacius in the eagerly awaited sequel to "Gladiator", had been demoted to Lux's "companion".
Charles came without Camilla
Just how proud Pascal is of his younger sister was clear to see that evening. The 49-year-old was not afraid to adjust the long train of Lux's dress while she posed for the photographers.
The excitement surrounding Pascal and his sister was so great that even the royal guest of honor at the premiere almost became a minor matter. King Charles also took the opportunity to keep the stars company at the world premiere of the blockbuster.
The only downer for the British monarch: He had to spend the evening without his wife Camilla.
The Queen had actually wanted to attend the "Gladiator II" premiere alongside her husband, but had to cancel at short notice because she was still not fully recovered from her respiratory infection. Camilla only attended a reception for the actors at Buckingham Palace in the afternoon.
Before the premiere screening, Charles also met the stars of "Gladiator II" - alongside Pedro Pascal, lead actor Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington and director Ridley Scott.
"Gladiator II" finally in the cinemas
The monumental epic "Gladiator" is one of the biggest cinema hits of the year 2000 and, alongside "Alien", "Blade Runner" and "Thelma & Louise", is considered a classic in the filmography of British directing legend Ridley Scott.
Winner of five Oscars, including Best Picture, "Gladiator" revitalized the historical drama genre. There have been plans for a sequel since the early 2000s, and from this Thursday "Gladiator II" can finally be seen in cinemas - almost a quarter of a century later.
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