Daniel Craig and Jamie Lee Curtis continue to tirelessly promote their upcoming movie Knives Out as they step out for Q&A in NYC
They’ve been busy on the promotional circuit as they tout their upcoming black comedy-thriller Knives Out.
And Daniel Craig, 51, and Jamie Lee Curtis, 60, were back to publicising their latest cinematic offering once again on Wednesday evening, when they attended a Q&A screening of the film in New York City.
James Bond star Craig went for a casual look, sporting a dark blazer over a grey shirt with jeans and brown suede Chelsea boots.
On the promotional trail: Daniel Craig, left, and Jamie Lee Curtis, right, attended a Q&A for their upcoming movie Knives Out in New York City on Wednesday evening
Wrapping up a taupe coat, he exited the event shortly after his co-star Jamie, who cut a chic figure in a tailored black suit with a plain white top.
The screen star, who will turns 61 on Friday, rounded out her sleek ensemble with a pair of black boots, while she sported a black of black-rimmed spectacles.
Wearing her silver locks in a flattering short pixie style, the actress highlighted her natural beauty with a warm palette of makeup.
Casually cool: Craig went for a casual look, sporting a dark blazer over a grey shirt with jeans
Their outing comes days after they attended the Los Angeles premiere of the Rian Johnson film, which features Ana de Armas in the starring role alongside Craig.
The pair take prominent roles in Knives Out, with Craig playing Detective Benoit Blanc – a private detective who is called upon to investigate a murder.
Meanwhile, rising star Ana plays Marta Cabrera, a caretaker who enjoyed a close relationship with the victim.
The film is the first of two blockbusters to feature both actors, with Ana also starring alongside in the eagerly anticipated 22nd Bond instalment.
Under wraps: Wrapping up a taupe coat, he exited the event shortly after his co-star Jamie
While Craig reprises his role as the secret agent, Ana will play Paloma, a character described as ‘irresponsible, bubbly and essential to Bond’s latest mission.’
The actress won the coveted role after being personally recommended by Craig, who was impressed by her screen presence while filming Knives Out in 2018.
Reflecting on their working relationship during the official No Time To Die press launch in April, she said: ‘I’m looking forward to starring with Daniel again, because this is my second film with him. We’ve just finished shooting three months ago so it’s nice to be back together.’
Co-stars: Craig and Ana de Armas take key roles in Ran Johnson’s black comedy Knives Out
Speaking to C Magazine about the physicality of her role as Bond’s sidekick, she added: ‘Man, it’s really hard. The training, to stay true to the kind of movie, to the tone.
‘Everything takes so long, so your energy level, when you’re waiting, goes down. And then you’re suddenly on set and you have to start killing people or kicking people. And it’s in high heels!
‘[My character] has some bubbles in it. It’s really fresh and exciting.’
Knives Out is set to be released in the US on November 27th, with a UK debut following shortly afterwards on November 29th.
Group shot: (L-R) Michael Shannon, Jaeden Martell, Katherine Langford, Craig, de Armas, Don Johnson, Chris Evans, and Jamie Lee Curtis recently attended the Los Angeles premiere
Discussion: The cast and director took to the stage for a discussion ahead of the screening
