Princess Andre wows on Mission Impossible red carpet in Leicester Square
Princess Andre posed for pictures on the Mission Impossible red carpet as fans brace for the final film in the Mission Impossible series, 'The Final Reckoning'
Princess Andre attended the 'Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning' premiere in London on Thursday night, appearing on the Leicester Square red carpet alongside her father Peter Andre and brother Junior Andre.
The 17-year-old daughter of Katie Price wowed the crowds in a red off-the-shoulder maxi dress, which she accessorised with layered necklaces, a charm bracelet, and multiple rings.
She complemented her jewellery with a silver clutch as she posed in front of photographers, just a day after posing for a picture with her new driving licence.
Princess chose to wear her hair straight and opted for a natural makeup look for the major Hollywood premiere.. Meanwhile Peter, 52, and brother Junior, 19, attended in classic black suits for the event, with the family taking pictures in front of a Mission Impossible prop plane before heading in to see the movie.
The Andres attended for what is set to be the last-ever Mission Impossible film, with 'The Final Reckoning' rolling out across UK cinemas on May 23. The blockbuster has been beset by lengthy, costly, delays.
Yet the film, which the Mail reports cost nearly $400 million to make, has also been met with widespread praise. Critics have described the action flick as "astonishing," with one reviewer describing it as the "action film of the summer."
Many have highly praised 62-year-old Tom Cruise's typically high-intensity performance, which translates well in the expansive IMAX format, giving the star more space on screen to show off the film series' usual insane stunts and action scenes.
Cruise is renowned for pulling off his own high-octane stunts in the Mission Impossible series, with the final instalment being no different. Despite being in his 60s, in one 'Final Reckoning' stunt the Hollywood star can be seen dangling from a helicopter, thousands of feet above the ground.
He then drops from the aircraft, falling backwards towards the earth.
Film critic Anthony Gagliardi heaped praise on the series' final instalment, writing: Tom Cruise defies all odds with jaw-dropping action built only for Imax.
"Every stunt, every set piece, every second is designed to blow your mind, A PULSE-POUNDING THRILL RIDE, and Cruise remains the king of spectacle."
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