Juno Temple leaves little to the imagination in skimpy cut-out top at Venom: The Last Dance premiere
Juno Temple wore a revealing nude dress as she arrived at the premiere of Venom: The Last Dance in New York City on Monday night.
The 35-year-old Ted Lasso actress – who attended the Critics Choice Awards earlier this year – bared her cleavage in the strapless leather bodice of the get-up, which featured multiple cutouts.
The bottom portion of the number was adorned with rhinestones and fell to her feet, covering her sky-high platform shoes.
The Fargo star added glittering accessories, including a huge choker, a stack of bracelets and an alien spaceship handbag.
Her head of long, bright blonde locks was styled in tight, uniform curls that ran down her back.
Juno Temple wore a revealing nude dress as she arrived at the premiere of Venom: The Last Dance in New York City on Monday night
The 35-year-old Ted Lasso actress bared her cleavage and midriff in the dress’s strapless bodice, which featured multiple cutouts
Temple, who hails from the United Kingdom, made her blue eyes pop with contrasting dark mascara.
Her defined cheekbones were accentuated with a soft pink blush, which complemented her mauve lipstick.
The Hollywood actor, who played Dr. Payne stars in the action/sci-fi film, posing alongside costar Clark Backo on the red carpet.
Backo, 34, turned heads as she stepped out in a figure-hugging, plunging black dress with draped glove sleeves.
Her hair was pulled back into a sleek updo with golden brown micro bangs.
Clark looked stunning as she sculpted her cheeks, skipped heavy eye makeup and put on a bold red lipstick.
Juno also caught up with castmates Chiwetel Ejiofor, Tom Hardy and director Kelly Marcel as they walked the step-and-repeat.
The Last Dance is the third part of the Venom films and will be released in theaters on October 25.
The bottom part of her gown was decorated with rhinestones and fell to her feet, covering her sky-high platform shoes.
Juno posed next to Venom costar Clark Backo, 31
Back wore a form-fitting, plunging black dress with glove sleeves
Juno also caught up with colleagues (L–R) Chiwetel Ejiofor, director Kelly Marcel and lead actor Tom Hardy as they walked the step-and-repeat route.
Juno and Chiwetel depicted in the upcoming science fiction film
Tom Hardy created the story, produced and starred in his dual roles as journalist Eddie Brock and symbiote Venom in director Kelly Marcel’s final film in the trilogy.
He was spotted in August reshooting scenes for the upcoming feature film.
The fifth film in Sony’s Spider-Man universe, with a budget of $110 million, also stars Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rhys Ifans, Peggy Lu, Alanna Ubach and Stephen Graham.
Ruben Fleischer’s 2018 original film Venom and its Andy Serkis-directed 2021 sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage combined to gross $1.3 billion at the worldwide box office.