Catherine Zeta-Jones made a glamorous and leggy red carpet entrance for the world premiere of Dad’s Army.
The Welsh beauty, 46, battled the windy and rainy elements as she rocked a risque blue dress. Looking sensational, Catherine’s showed a little more than she bargained for when a gust of wind blew up her dress.
Instead of bringing her husband Michael Douglas to the A-List event, Catherine was joined by war veterans the Chelsea Pensioners… and the elderly men couldn’t have been more delighted.
Catherine stars in the British film adaption of the popular BBC TV show, portraying journalist Rose Winters.
“It was everything I hoped it to be, it was all these great actors, knew their lines, knew what they were doing,” Catherine gushed about the film.
“We were laughing all the way through it and it just reminded me how much I love being in the UK to work and to be with British actors. It’s nice to come home and this was like coming home to a cup of Ovaltine, nice and cosy.”
Click through and check out the Welsh starlet at the glamorous red carpet event
Catherine Zeta-Jones attended the world premiere of her new film Dad’s Army in London on Tuesday evening.
The star had to battle classic British weather, which revealed a little more than she bargained for.
The mother-of-two even had her own umbrella holder to combat the elements.
The 46-year-old Welsh beauty braved the drizzly weather and still managed to look picture perfect.
While her hubby, Michael and their two kids, 12 -year-old Carys Zeta Douglas and her brother Dylan Michael Douglas, 15, opted to stay at home.
Catherine managed to rustle up two very charming dates. Arm-in-arm, everyone was smiles as the Brunette beauty walked the red carpet with war veterans, the Chelsea Pensioners.
The mother-of-two looked seriously good. Pictured on the right in 1995, the actress has barely changed!
In fact she still channels the beauty from one of her most famous role, Elena Montero in the 1998 classic, The Mask of Zorro.
It’s little wonder co-star Toby Jones wanted a cuddle…
