Sentence examples for press premiere from inspiring English sources

"On the Road," one of the most anticipated competition selections at the 65th Cannes Film Festival, had its press premiere on Wednesday morning and was received with well-behaved applause, a low-pulse response for a low-pulse endeavor.

"On the Road," one of the most anticipated competition selections at the 65th Cannes Film Festival, had its press premiere Wednesday morning and was received with well-behaved applause, a low-pulse response for a low-pulse endeavor.

A couple of hours after "The Paperboy" had its press premiere, Ms. Kidman and Mr. Daniels sat in a rooftop wine bar at the festival headquarters and talked briefly about how they traveled together into the movie's luridly pulp, incessantly watchable world.

The parrots are among a handful of animals that appear in the movie, which had its press premiere Monday morning at the Cannes Film Festival, including a pair of hilariously talkative cats (whose meows are, in turn, parroted by a young woman watching them on a laptop), as well as a llama and a donkey.

Actress Keira Knightly attended the press Premiere of A Dangerous Method at the 55th BFI London Film Festival at Odeon West End.

She was doing press and the premiere for her new movie, "Tower Heist," opening Nov. 4.

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No copies were released to the press before the premiere and even the cast list was kept as hush-hush as Donald Trump's tax returns.

A worldwide press junket and premiere screening of the film was set for this weekend in London, though it was to be a relatively low-key event, with no huge after-party, for instance.

The press release, the premiere party, the celebrity endorsement, the advertising campaign.

Walking the "MIB 3" premiere press line, Smith slapped the male reporter after he tried to kiss the actor.