Cher and Danielle Deadwyler stun as they attend a special screening of Till in Los Angeles

Danielle Deadwyler and her pal Cher stunned in coordinating black outfits at a special screening of Till Friday in Los Angeles.

Danielle, 40, dazzled in an elegant strapless gown with a velvet bodice and a satin skirt adorned with several diamond brooches. The leading lady styled her hair into an intricate bun and completed her look with a pair of high-heeled mules.

Cher went out alone, leaving her boyfriend Alexander Edwards, 36, at home.

Friends: Danielle Deadwyler and her good friend Cher stunned in coordinating black outfits at a special screening of Till Friday in Los Angeles The 76-year-old Oscar winner looked ageless in a long black coat, leggings and a cream top with a multicolored floral scarf.

The 76-year-old Oscar winner looked ageless in a long black coat, leggings and a cream top with a multicolored floral scarf with magenta and gold hues. Her long, dark hair cascaded around her shoulders in loose curls.

Writer-director Chinonye Chukwu dazzled in a shiny black suit and bustier. Her hair was styled in a bun on top of her head and she completed her look with a muted burgundy lip and hoop earrings.

Diana Ross’s son Evan, 34, showed up to support the film. The actor looked business casual in a charcoal T-shirt and jeans with a black jacket.

Elegant: Danielle, 40, dazzled in an elegant strapless gown with a velvet bodice and satin skirt adorned with several diamond brooches The leading lady put her hair up in an intricate bun and completed her look with a pair of high-heeled mules.

Gal pals: Danielle and Cher spent time with writer-director Chinonye Chukwu, who dazzled in a shiny black suit and bustier.

Hosts: Emmy Award winner Courtney B. Vance and civil rights attorney Ben Crump hosted the event, which included a Q&A with Danielle and Chinonye

Emmy Award winner Courtney B. Vance and civil rights attorney Ben Crump hosted the event, which included a Q&A with the cast.

The 61st Street star was stylish in black pants and a blazer with a white button-down shirt. She was wearing a black felt hat on her head.

The lawyer, who represented the family of George Floyd after his murder in Minneapolis in 2020, conducted the post-screening question-and-answer session in a dark gray suit and tie.

Support: Diana Ross’s son Evan, 34, came forward to support the film. The actor looked business casual in a charcoal T-shirt and jeans with a black jacket as he posed with the director.

Legally: Crump, who represented the family of George Floyd after his murder in Minneapolis in 2020, performed the post-screening Q&A in a charcoal lawyer suit and tie.

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Danielle plays Mamie Till-Mobley, whose 14-year-old son, Emmet, was murdered while visiting family in Mississippi after allegedly flirting with a white woman.

It was Mamie’s decision to have an open casket funeral that woke up much of the US and the world to the atrocities taking place in the Jim Crow South. The film focuses on her journey as a civil rights advocate.

The Atlanta native has already won awards for her performance at the Gotham Awards, the Philadelphia Film Festival, and the Santa Barbara Film Festival. She seems like a sure bet for more nominations and awards as the season heats up.

Till: Danielle plays Mamie Till-Mobley, whose 14-year-old son Emmet (played by Jalyn Hall, 14) was murdered while visiting family in Mississippi after allegedly flirting with a white woman. The film focuses on her journey as a civil rights advocate.