Andra Day sizzles in a red sequin gown as she joins Laura Dern and Bradley Cooper at the Is This Thing On premiere during BFI London Film Festival

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Andra Day made a striking appearance at the London Film Festival premiere of her new film, ‘Is This Thing On,’ on Tuesday.

The actress, 40, was joined on the red carpet by her co-stars Laura Dern andBradley Cooper.

Andra looked amazing at the event in a fitted, long-sleeved red dress covered in sequins.

She paired the sizzling ensemble with matching red open-toe heels and gold statement hoop earrings.

Laura, 58, looked stunning in a black gown with a silver corset detail. She completed her outfit with black pointed heels and silver jewelry.

Fifty-year-old Bradley looked sharp in a traditional black suit and open white shirt. Will Arnett, 55, chose a more textured brown suit paired with a black shirt.

The actors seemed happy and relaxed as they smiled for the cameras before entering the glamorous event.

Also spotted at the event was John Bishop, Jack Howard, Kris Thykier and Claudia Winkleman.

Bradley, a nine-time Oscar nominee, directed the Searchlight film. The screenplay was co-written by the film’s star, Will, and Mark Chappell.

Sean Hayes and Emily Blunt are also starring in the film, with Bradley playing a supporting character.

The movie centers on Alex, played by Will, as he navigates a difficult divorce from his wife, Tess (Laura Dern).

With their marriage falling apart, Alex tries to find meaning by performing comedy in New York City, while Tess grapples with the choices she made to build their family life.

The choices they face challenge them as they learn to co-parent, understand who they are now, and redefine what love means for them.

Bradley previewed the project in February while appearing on ESPN’s The Pat McAfee Show.

He explained that making a movie is a lot like playing team sports, especially football. Just like in football, if one person on the team makes a mistake, it can ruin everything. The same principle applies on a movie set – everyone needs to work together seamlessly.

Filmmakers understand that roles like camera operator, dolly grip, sound mixer, and first assistant director are just as crucial to a movie’s success as the actors themselves.

Bradley had previously shared that the actor was also working as a camera operator on the film, adding another job to his already diverse skillset.

He signed up to act in, direct, produce, and serve as B camera operator for the upcoming comedy.

He wrote the script with fellow funnyman Will Arnett, who will also be the leading man.

Bradley announced on the podcast that he recently joined the union and is eager to work as a camera operator, building on previous experience.

We visited Chinatown, and it’s been a fantastic experience so far. Our project begins in just two weeks, which is a bit hectic!

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2025-10-14 21:50