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On July 12, 1905, local time, Cannes, the 74th Cannes Film Festival, the film "French Special" premiered. Director Wes Anderson, with the lead actors "Sweet Tea" Timothy Chalemet, Melanie Tierry, Tilda Swindon, Adrian Browdy, Roman Coppola and others appeared on the red carpet, and three "star two generations" gathered on the red carpet than the United States!
"King Thi" Tilda Swindon and Adrian Browdy, two immortals, took selfies on the red carpet and gave flying kisses at the same time, which made the fans ecstatic! Adrian Brody also brought his girlfriend to the premiere, and the two kissed in front of everyone and sprinkled dog food!
Sweet Tea wears a dark silver pearlescent suit and wanders between cool handsomeness and well-behavedness. For the new film will premiere Sweet Tea seems to be very excited, the red carpet is out of excitement throughout the whole time, not only with Adrian Browdy, from time to time to make a grimace at the camera.
The camera also captures a sweet scene of him and "Queen" Tilda Swinton on the red carpet. The two of them clasped their ten fingers, and the sweet tea snuggled on the shoulder of the "Ti King", with a shy, sweet face.
Alice Lowe
Three stars of the second generation: Jude Lowe daughter Alice Lowe, Sean Pan daughter Dylan Pan, Tilda Swindon daughter Ono Swindon Burn Liang compared beauty. Alice Lowe, who shaved her golden head for the new film, appeared in a sleeveless flying white gauze dress, and the shape was smart and pure.
Dylan Pan
Dylan Pan wears a black sequin halterneck dress with a sheer edge and a sexy care machine, and Dylan's gold high ponytail is even more feminine.
Ono Swindon Byrne
Tilda Swinton's daughter Ono wears an aqua blue long-sleeved sequin skirt with a false collar, silver fish-billed shoes, and vintage modernity.
French Pie is directed by Wes Anderson and co-starred Benicio del Toro, Adrian Browdy, Tilda Swindon, Leia Saidu, Francis McDormand and Timothy Chalmed. Because the story is set in an American newspaper in Paris in the 20th century and centered on three story lines, the film is hailed as a love letter to a journalist. The film was originally scheduled to be released in North America on October 16 last year, but was later postponed due to the impact of the epidemic and postponed to october 22, north American theaters.