A Million Ways to Die in the West: Red Carpet
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The May 15th premiere of "A Million Ways to Die in the West" saw some fabulous looks, new couples, and a continuous night of laughter. Let's take a look at the comedy all-stars who looked like a million bucks last Thursday!
Sarah Silverman stopped by the red carpet with her current beau, Michael Sheen, and posed like a champ in her white dress. Note the pops of color in her fun accessories. Silverman may play a loveable hooker in the film, but she looks as classy as ever. Silverman's character, Ruth, provides a hilarious subplot in the story while she and her boyfriend (Giovanni Ribisi) help Albert (MacFarlane) through a tough time.
It's no surprise Amanda Seyfried's character (Louise) stole the heart of a cowardly sheep farmer given how radiant she was tonight! Seyfried will be replacing Mila Kunis as the female lead in Ted 2.
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Of all the fabulous comedians on the red carpet, a special shout out must be given to the hilarious Alex Borstein, a frequent collaborator of MacFarlane’s. Her role as the head of a brothel house may be relatively small, but never underestimate this chick’s ability to make entire audiences laugh.
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Seth MacFarlane plays Albert, an incompetent sheepfarmer who has no business living in the 19th century. MacFarlane makes his debut as a live-action movie star, showing audiences just how versatile he can be.
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This red carpet marks Charlize Theron and Sean Penn's first public appearance as a couple. They look adorable, constantly holding hands and posing together throughout the night. Seanlize (can we call them that?) is the talk of the town, as Charlize mentions how hard having a healthy relationship can be "with the whole world knowing about it.” Read here for more of Theron's thoughts on her personal life.
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Westwood was definitley in for a treat that night, as the cast and film wowed audiences. With the release date of "A Million Ways to Die in the West" only 5 days away, we can be sure to expect almost 2 hours of stunning performances, death, and of course, laughter.
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