CHLOE Goodman led the stars down the blue carpet at the European premiere of Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them but appeared to be having some problems with her dress.
The Ex On The Beach star struggled to get her full length frock under control as the rain started to pour in London’s Leicester Square.
Daisy Lowe also turned up to the premiere, alongside her former Strictly Come Dancing partner Aljaz Skorjanec and his fiancee Janette Manrara.
Wearing a full length, floral black gown, the former Strictly star braved the rain to pose for pictures at the premiere.
Walking down the blue carpet, Daisy stopped to chat to fans along the way.
Professional dancer Aljaz wrapped up against the cold in a dapper coat, while Janette wore a pretty dress with an enormous black bow.
Melanie Blatt headed to the premiere alongside her daughter Lilyella Zender.
The mother and daughter duo appeared to have coordinated their outfits for the evening.
Game Of Thrones stars Maisie Williams also braved the November chill to watch the film.
The actress teamed a high-waisted tartan skirt with a relaxed black t-shirt.
She finished off the outfit with a silk neck scarf and knee high black socks.
Maisie was shortly followed by the Fantastic Beasts author J.K Rowling.
The author looked incredible in a soft gold sequin embellished gown from Jenny Packham as she mingled with the stars of the film – including leading man Eddie Redmayne.
JK was joined by leading man Eddie Redmayne and his wife Hannah Bagshawe at the premiere.
Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them follows the adventures of writer Newt Scamander, played by Eddie Redmayne, who is the finder of magical creatures.
The couple recently became parents to their first child – a little girl they named Iris Mary.
Eddie, 34, spent a long time speaking with fans and posing for selfies on the night.
Speaking about getting involved in the film, Eddie said: “When I first heard the notion of this film and that it was set in a totally different time period [to Harry Potter] the question for me was, would those worlds ever collide?
“When I read the script, the delicacy with which J.K. Rowling weaves the names and the characters of a different generation to the one we know and love excited me. It still does.”
Eddie was joined by actress Jenn Murray who plays Chastity in the film.
Young British star Faith Wood-Blagrove plays Modesty in the film.
The 11-year-old was chosen for the role after attending an open audition.
She was one of thousands of girls who tried out for the part in the movie.
It's an American Scream
FANTASTIC BEASTS FIRST REVIEW By Jamie East
YOU didn’t expect them to let the Potter universe disappear as if by magic, did you?
From the second the theme tune kicks in, you feel familiar and comfy — and it really seems like Christmas is around the corner.
But we are in 1920s New York and this is wizarding American style. Beasts are banned in the US and Newt Scamander, played by Eddie Redmayne, is a magizoologist trying to protect them.
Problem is, he’s rubbish at looking after them and is hotfooting it around trying to find the blooming things. Evil is also afoot, including the mysterious dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald.
The brilliant no-maj (muggle in American speak) Jacob, played by Dan Fogler, just about steals every scene he’s in. But Redmayne plays the lead well. There are plenty of scares, gasps of surprise, fun creatures and lots and lots to laugh at.
Fantastic Beasts is a triumph, so sit back and allow this to become, well, the new Harry Potter I guess. There’s no higher accolade!
SUN RATING: FOUR STARS
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