Red hot! Nicole Kidman dares to bare in a figure-hugging champagne dress with a plunging neckline as she cuddles with husband Keith Urban at the screening of her new series Expats in Sydney

Nicole Kidman turned heads on Wednesday at a screening of her upcoming Amazon Prime drama series Expats.

The 56-year-old actress dared to bare herself in a figure-hugging champagne dress that left little to the imagination as she walked the red carpet with husband Keith Urban at the modest Palace Verona theater.

Kidman's cleavage spilled out over the garment's dangerously low neckline, while a dangerously high slit revealed a glimpse of her tanned thigh.

Her flame-colored locks were done up in a messy, tousled style, with several strands falling over her toned, porcelain face.

The Stepford Wives starlet pursed her lips in a tight smile before opening up to give onlookers an eyeful of her pearly white teeth.

She stayed close to country singer Keith, who was golden brown thanks to the hot Australian summer.

The 56-year-old crooner looked smart and stylish in a pinstripe suit and seemed more than happy to be his wife's arm candy for the evening.

A number of other local Australian names showed up to support the drama, including Married At First Sight's Olivia Frazer.

The 29-year-old looked pretty in pink, wearing a tight, blush cocktail dress that hugged her enviable figure.

She wore a Chloe handbag and elegant pearl earrings.

Meanwhile, entertainment reporter Angela Bishop wore a simple black gown with a sheer floral shirt over it.

Children's entertainer Lucia Field, 19, best known as a member of The Wiggles, looked effortless in a black dress and matching sandals.

In the series, Kidman, 56, plays Margaret, a wealthy American woman living a seemingly idyllic life with her family in Hong Kong – until an unthinkable tragedy occurs and her son goes missing.

Her life concludes with two other American women who also face their own trials, including a young woman struggling to let go of the past.

The Amazon Prime series is based on the book The Expatriates by Janice YK Lee and the very first episode will be released on January 26, 2024.

The trailer opens with Margaret sitting on the beach and looking at her son, musing in the voiceover, “I just want to be alone sometimes, where I'm not someone's wife, not someone's mother, where I'm not touched by tragedy defined. .'

She seems to be living an ideal life in Hong Kong, full of joy and ease, with help at home and a loving family. But despite all the comforts, she also seems to long for her old life. 'Don't you ever miss it? At home,” Margaret asks her husband Clarke (Brian Tee).

'I love our life here!' he urges happily before kissing her neck. “The help, the drivers, it makes everything easier,” he continues.

In a conversation with a friend, Margaret talks about how she enjoys having her husband's loved ones in their lives: “I see his family,” she says.

But her friend Hilary Starr – played by Sarayu Blue – reminds her: “You know you always say that, right? You are her employer, not her friend.'

Meanwhile, Margaret meets a young woman who hoped Hong Kong would offer her a new beginning.

“I thought Hong Kong would be a new start for me,” Mercy (Ji-young Yoo) tells Margaret as they enjoy a boat ride.

'A fresh start? Real? At 24?' Margaret replies incredulously.

Margaret's friend Hilary is also experiencing her own personal turmoil: “I think my marriage is over,” she says.

She is shown returning home one evening and asking the maid, “Has David been home?” “No, ma'am,” her maid answers.

'What am I still doing here?' she asks, taking a sip of wine.

“Do you ever imagine living a completely different life?” Margaret asks Hilary.

The moment when Margaret's son goes missing is also shown in the trailer. The duo find themselves together in a busy marketplace, where a toy fire truck rolling across the floor catches her son's attention.

Margaret follows her child through the busy market until she encounters a breathless Mercy. Then she loses her son.

'You look at it every second, even when your eyes are closed. And I have no idea how it happened,” she said.

“No one should ever have to go through what you're going through,” Hilary says gently to Margaret.

A lonely Margaret sits in her son's bedroom, the walls still covered in artwork and one of the beds unmade.

“I think we should think about getting out of here,” her husband tells her. “We're drowning and you can't see it.”

But Margaret refuses to leave: “As soon as our feet leave the ground of Hong Kong, we abandon our son.”

Margaret is then shown looking at a photo of her son while taking a bath.

Meanwhile, Mercy struggles with her own inner demons. 'Not a moment goes by without me thinking about what I've done. Will people like me ever move on?' she wonders.

Expats will officially premiere on Amazon Prime Video on January 26, 2024.