Miranda Otto joins co-star Sam Neill at Sydney premiere of Stan’s new Aussie film The Portable Door

Miranda Otto made a style statement when she attended the Sydney premiere of Stan’s new Australian film The Portable Door on Thursday.

The Australian actress, 55, looked glam in a strapless red dress as she posed alongside her co-star Sam Neill at the event.

Miranda accessorized the red dress, which featured a black floral print, with a pair of black stilettos.

She styled her long straight blonde locks and wore a natural makeup palette to the premiere.

Meanwhile, Sam looked dapper in a black tuxedo, white button-down shirt, and brown shoes.

She was all smiles as she hugged her co-star on the blue carpet shortly after arriving at the event.

Sophie Wilde, who is also starring in the highly anticipated new film, was dressed to impress in a gold maxi dress.

The 25-year-old flaunted her physique in the sparkly dress and tied her locks into a tight bun.

Miranda’s sister, Gracie Otto, also looked stylish in an all-black ensemble consisting of a blazer and pants.

The filmmaker and actress left her blonde hair out and held a black handbag as she smiled at the event.

Meanwhile, Patrick Gibson made a style statement when he attended the premiere in a light gray suit jacket and matching colored pants.

The 27-year-old Irish actor finished off his look with a white button-down shirt and suede shoes.

Patrick was also joined by Roxy Jacenko and her children Pixie Curtis and Hunter Curtis on the blue carpet.

PR Queen looked stylish in an all-black ensemble as she smiled with her children at the event.

She tied her blonde locks back and used a natural makeup palette consisting of blush and nude lips.

Meanwhile, failed Labor candidate Kristina Keneally also made an appearance at the star-studded event.

The 54-year-old showed off her pins in a beige miniskirt and finished off her look with a white button-up shirt and black boots.

Beau Ryan also enjoyed a fun family night out with his wife Kara Orrell and their three children.

The Amazing Race host wore a white T-shirt and beige pants as he hugged his children.

Beau’s wife, Kara, showed off her incredible figure in a white halter-neck top and flared cotton pants.

Entertainment reporter Justin Hill arrived at the film’s premiere wearing a plaid shirt and matching pants.

Set in London, the film casts The OA’s Patrick Gibson as a low-paid intern who uncovers mysterious goings-on at a secretive corporation.

Gibson’s character, Paul, joins his fellow intern Sophie, played by Sophie Wilde, after he discovers a magical portable door that allows him to travel through time and space.

An exciting trailer gives fans an idea of ​​what to expect.

The sneak peek begins with Paul meeting the company’s strange but charismatic CEO, Humphrey Wells (Waltz), and his villainous sidekick, Dennis (Sam Neill).

Not long after joining the firm, Paul discovers that all is not as it seems and soon clashes with management, including the pompous Countess Judy (Miranda Otto).

Later, Paul and Sophie learn that the corporation is using magic for sinister purposes.

At one point in the trailer, a crazed-looking Humphrey declares, “Imagine what we can do to the masses!”

With dazzling special effects, the film co-stars Chris Pang (Crazy Rich Asians), Jessica De Gouw (The Secrets She Keeps) and Rachel House (Heartbreak High).

Also appearing in the cast are Arka Das from the blockbuster Lion, and Damon Herriman from the Stan Original series The Tourist.

Shot in Queensland, The Portable Door is directed by Australian filmmaker Jeffrey Walker (The Commons) and adapted by screenwriter Leon Ford.

The Portable Door will begin airing on Stan on April 7 and the same day in the UK and US.