Mira Sorvino looks radiant in form-fitting black ensemble with plunging neckline while attending a screening for Netflix’s new miniseries Hollywood
All eyes were on Mira Sorvino, as she stunned in a form-fitting black gown while attending a screening for Netflix’s new miniseries Hollywood in Los Angeles.
The 52-year-old Oscar-winning actress exuded elegance in an all-black ensemble with a plunging neckline.
The leggy bombshell, who wore her blonde tresses in looses waves, radiated youth with her perfect complexion and hot pink pout.
Stunner: All eyes were on actress Mira Sorvino, as she stunned in a form-fitting black gown while attending a screening for Netflix’s new miniseries Hollywood in Los Angeles
Adding to the dramatic look, she wore a stylish black overcoat with peaked lapels and rows of rhinestones running down her sleeves.
She topped off the timeless look with a pair of massive chandelier-inspired dangle earrings and no other jewelry to leave focus on her ample cleavage.
Sorvino is one of many stars in the Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan–created miniseries, which also includes Maude Apatow, Darren Criss and Patti LuPone.
Timeless: she covered up the low-cut number with a stylish black overcoat with peaked lapels and rows of rhinestones running down her sleeves
Hitting the sliver screen: Hollywood was only recently announced, and it’s not set to premiere on Netflix until May 1
In addition to smiling in group shots with the entire cast, Sorvino happily posed next to 29-year-old BlacKkKlansman star Laura Harrier.
The pair both shot soft smiles, while Harrier flaunted her vibrant look, which included a floral blazer and mismatched blue and white patterned pants.
Harrier stunned in the striking look, as she nestled close to Sorvino, who shifted her body to the side.
Star-studded ensemble: Sorvino is one of many stars in the Ryan Murphy-directed project, which also includes Maude Apatow, Darren Criss and Patti LuPone
Hollywood was only recently announced, and it’s not set to premiere on Netflix until May 1.
According to Netflix, the upcoming series will follow ‘a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers in post-World War II Hollywood as they try to make it in Tinseltown.’
The characters will explore the way people of different races, genders and sexual orientations made their way in the WWII-era movie industry, while also focusing on the kinds of discrimination they faced.
Next binge watch: Hollywood was only recently announced, and it’s not set to premiere on Netflix until May 1
In addition to promoting the upcoming project, the Time’s Up advocate stays busy with her activism, which included speaking at a press conference to advocate for stronger sexual harassment and rape reporting laws in June.
At the time, Sorvino, who was among those to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, revealed is a survivor of date rape.
‘This whole #MeToo thing has been wonderful, but it’s been highly traumatizing for me on a personal level,’ she told reporters. ‘I have had to revisit my past and my demons in a way that I had really not fully explored.’