Thursday 20 August 2015

Gemma Chan steals the style limelight from boyfriend Jack Whitehall as couple attend The Bad Education Movie world premiere in London

His leading lady: Gemma Chan steals the style limelight from boyfriend Jack Whitehall as couple attend The Bad Education Movie world premiere in London

It's his first leading role on the big screen.
But all eyes were on Jack Whitehall's simply stunning girlfriend - Gemma Chan - as the couple stepped out to the world premiere of The Bad Education Movie in Leicester Square in London on Thursday evening.
Gemma - who is a talented actress herself - stole the style limelight as she slipped into a pretty floral frock. 
Stealing the style limelight: Gemma Chan turned heads in a pretty floral frock as she attended the world premiere of Bad Education with its leading star and her boyfriend - Jack Whitehall - in London on Thursday night
Stealing the style limelight: Gemma Chan turned heads in a pretty floral frock as she attended the world premiere of Bad Education with its leading star and her boyfriend - Jack Whitehall - in London on Thursday night
Gemma's shirt dress was cinched at the waist, highlighting her slim figure, and adorned with a bold red-rose print.
The Humans star flashed her pristine pins in the one-piece which was cut just above her knee.
She added a pair of classic red Mary Jane heels and carried a similar shade of mini handbag.
Pretty as a petal: Gemma, 32, stunned in the skater-style shirt dress which was adorned with a bold rose pattern 
Pretty as a petal: Gemma, 32, stunned in the skater-style shirt dress which was adorned with a bold rose pattern 
Sartorially-in-sync: The Humans star and her comedian boyfriend looked like the ultimate power pair in their contrasting outfits
Sartorially-in-sync: The Humans star and her comedian boyfriend looked like the ultimate power pair in their contrasting outfits
Gemma looked polished to perfection with her hair worn in a middle parting and loosely tousled.
Rosy-pink cheeks, a dark red lip and a winning smile topped off her look.
Meanwhile, Jack, 27, looked every inch the man of the moment in a navy three-piece suit complete with pocket square.
The Fresh Meat actor's excitement was evident as he bounced the length of the carpet in between posing for photographs with his impeccably put-together partner.
Man of the moment: Jack, 27, looked suave in a navy three-piece suit complete with pocket square
Man of the moment: Jack, 27, looked suave in a navy three-piece suit complete with pocket square
Man of the moment: Jack, 27, looked suave in a navy three-piece suit complete with pocket square
First major film role: Jack plays teacher Alfie Wickers in the big-screen adaptation of the BBC Three series of the same name
First major film role: Jack plays teacher Alfie Wickers in the big-screen adaptation of the BBC Three series of the same name
The film adaptation of the laugh-a-minute BBC Three television series of the same name sees Jack's inept teacher Alfie Wickers take his school children on a trip to Cornwall, but things don't quite go to plan.
Harry Enfield, Mathew Horne and Sarah Solemani have all reprised their sitcom roles, while the likes of Jeremy Irvine and Joanna Scanlan are making their debut in the big-screen reworking.
Jack revealed the series will most likely be laid to rest following the movie, but promised the characters would go out with a bang following the school trip from hell.
Going out with a bang: From left to right - Nikki Runeckles, Charlie Wernham, Kae Alexander, Jack Whitehall, Jack Binstead, Layton Williams and Ethan Lawrence posed for a cast photo as they prepared to say goodbye to their characters
Going out with a bang: From left to right - Nikki Runeckles, Charlie Wernham, Kae Alexander, Jack Whitehall, Jack Binstead, Layton Williams and Ethan Lawrence posed for a cast photo as they prepared to say goodbye to their characters
'This is our characters going out on a bang, and if this is where it ends, then I think it's a really good place to leave them,' he told Digital Spy.
The star isn't expecting the comedy to be a big hit on the other side of the Atlantic because of its quintessentially British humour.
'What I love about this film is that it's so British, it'll have absolutely no appeal to an American audience whatsoever!,' he joked.
The Bad Education Movie is out for general release on August 21
New kid on the block: Jeremy Irvine makes his debut in the franchise in the movie version
New kid on the block: Jeremy Irvine makes his debut in the franchise in the movie version


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