Cillian Murphy leads departures from Paris alongside co-stars Emily Blunt and Robert Downey Jr following the Oppenheimer premiere – as the film receives rave reviews
Cillian Murphy was spotted wheeling his suitcase out of his hotel in Paris after the premiere of his new film Oppenheimer on Tuesday night.
The actor, 42, looked fresh as he donned a simple navy T-shit and black trousers as he departed the city, hiding behind a pair of dark shades.
His co-stars from the film, which has so far received rave reviews, were also pictured departing the French capital following the promotional event.
Emily Blunt cut a casual figure in a floral button-up, shirt-style jumpsuit covered in pink lilies.
Sporting a pair of round pink shades, she paired the outfit with white trainers as she slung her bag over her shoulder and headed from her hotel.
Reve reviews: Cillian Murphy, 47, Emily Blunt, 40, and Robert Downey Jr, 58, were spotted leaving Paris on Wednesday after the premiere of new film Oppenheimer
Looking serious: The actress cut a casual figure in a floral button-up shirt style jumpsuit covered in pink lilies
Stylish: Emily hid behind a pair of round pink shades as she left Paris
Starring role: Cillian is playing Dr J. Robert Oppenheimer, the ‘father of the atomic bomb’, in the £81million blockbuster directed by Christopher Nolan
Off home: Emily still looked stylish and put together despite the late night premiere
It seems the film was a raging success and critics are absolutely swooning over the biopic about the scientist known as the ‘father of the atomic bomb’.
Journalists have taken to Twitter to share their glowing reviews of the movie, with one critic describing how the film ‘split my brain open’ and ‘left me sobbing through the end credits’
Their co-star Robert Downey Jr was also spotted in a somewhat eclectic outfit choice as he left the French capital with multiple bags swung over his shoulders.
Clashing colours together, the actor wore a teal green pair of trousers with a khaki sweatshirt jacket, navy baseball cap and neon orange bag.
Disguising his appearance, the 58-year-old hid behind his shades, cap and face mask as he made his way through the city.
Also donning shades, Matt Damon left Paris with his family in a casual black t-shirt and navy trousers as he walked with his daughters.
His family were gathered to support their dad at his latest premiere as they stunned in glamorous family shots.
Last night the four stars joined their fellow cast members at the Cinema Le Grand Rex to celebrate their hotly-anticipated biopic.
Emily looked glamorous as ever as she cut an elegant figure in a green satin gown with padded shoulders and a collared neckline as she made sure to capture attention.
She added a few extra inches to her frame with a pair of silver pointed stilettos and accessorised with droplet Anita Ko earrings.
The Mary Poppins star, who is playing physicist Oppenheimer’s wife Kitty in the biological thriller, styled her golden locks in glamorous waves.
She accentuated her striking features with lashings of mascara and a touch of pink lipstick as she posed for the cameras.
Walk this way: Cillian cut a stylish figure as he made his way down the street
There she goes: Emily was effortlessly stylish as she strutted down the street
Travel chic: Emily nailed her travel style in her pink jumpsuit and white trainers
An eclectic outfit choice: Co-star Robert Downey Jr, 58, was also spotted in a somewhat unusual outfit choice as he left the French capital with multiple bags swung over his shoulders
On the down low: Disguising his appearance, the 58-year-old hid behind his shades, cap and face mask as he made his way through the city
Head down: The actor was keen to not be noticed after cutting a dapper figure on the red carpet the night before
What a clash: Incorporating a range of colours, the actor wore a teal green pair of trousers with a khaki sweatshirt jacket, navy baseball cap and neon orange bag
Behind shades: Also donning sunglasses, Matt Damon, 52, left Paris with his family in a casual black t-shirt and navy trousers as he walked with his daughters
Time to leave: His family were all gathered to support their dad at his latest premiere
Meanwhile, Irish actor Cillian cut a suave figure in a navy suit, made up of smart trousers and a fitted blazer.
He styled his smart ensemble with a beige shirt and a matching tie, while he completed the look with patent black boots.
The Peaky Blinders star styled his dark locks in a middle parting as he smiled for photographs alongside his A-list co-stars.
Cillian is playing Dr J. Robert Oppenheimer, the ‘father of the atomic bomb’, in the £81million blockbuster directed by Christopher Nolan.
Oppenheimer was the director of the laboratory which designed the atomic bomb during World War Two as part of the top-secret Manhattan Project.
The film is being adapted from the 2006 book American Prometheus: The Triumph And Tragedy Of J. Robert Oppenheimer, by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin.
The book, which won the Pulitzer Prize, details Oppenheimer’s personal life and his time leading the Manhattan Project in the early and mid-1940s.
Sophisticated: Emily looked as glamorous as ever as she joined a dapper Cillian at the Oppenheimer premiere in Paris on Tuesday
Gorgeous: The 40-year-old cut an elegant figure in a green satin gown with padded shoulders and a collared neckline as she made sure to capture attention
Elegant: She accentuated her striking features with lashings of mascara and a touch of pink lipstick as she posed for the cameras
Turning heads: She added a few extra inches to her frame with a pair of silver pointed stilettos and let her outfit do all the talking as she simply accessorised with droplet earrings
Glam: The Mary Poppins star styled her golden locks in glamorous waves
Suave: Meanwhile, Irish actor Cillian cut a smart figure in a navy suit, with trousers and a fitted blazer
Thriller: Oppenheimer was the director of the laboratory which designed the atomic bomb during World War Two as part of the Manhattan Project
Smart: Robert Downey Jr looked as dapper as ever in a dark blue suit, which he teamed with a matching satin tie and black shoes
Going back in time: Robert joins the cast as he is portraying Lewis Strauss (right, in 1954) who served two terms on the US Atomic Energy Commission
The film is set to be released on July 21 and a whole host of the A-list cast flocked to Paris to celebrate its release on Tuesday.
Also in attendance at the premiere was Matt Damon, who is starring as Lieutenant General Leslie Groves – an engineer who directed the Manhattan Project.
Matt, 52, cut a dapper figure in a navy blue suit, which he styled with a plain white T-shirt and brown boots.
He slicked back his silver locks and appeared to be in jovial spirits as he smiled and waved at photographers.
Matt was also sweetly supported by his daughters Isabella, 17, Gia, 14, and Stella, 12 – who he shares with Luciana Barroso.
Luciana’s daughter Alexia, 24, from her former relationship with Arbello Barroso – who Matt adopted, also smiled for group snaps with her sisters.
Co-stars: Matt slicked back his silver locksand appeared to be in jovial spirits as he smiled with Robert Downey Jr., Cillian Murphy and Emily Blunt
Stars: Trond Fausa Aurvag, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Jason Clarke, Christopher Nolan and his wife Emma Thomas and Charles Roven all posed together
Dapper: Also in attendance at the premiere was Matt Damon
Character: Matt is starring as Lieutenant General Leslie Groves (right) – an engineer who directed the Manhattan Project
Robert Downey Jr also looked as dapper as ever in a dark blue suit, which he teamed with a matching satin tie and black shoes.
The Hollywood star, 58, sported a pair of square black tinted glasses and appeared in good form as he playfully posed for the cameras.
He is portraying Lewis Strauss, who served two terms on the US Atomic Energy Commission.
The cast is also made up of Florence Pugh – who plays Oppenheimer’s mistress – Kenneth Branagh, Rami Malek and Josh Hartnett.
Gary Oldman is also said to have a cameo in the epic as President Truman.
Truman met Oppenheimer after the bombs were used in 1945, killing 200,000 people, and the scientist said that he felt he had blood on his hands.
Pals: Matt was seen beckoning someone over to join the group as they all grinned for pictures together
Stars: Matt, Robert, Cillian and Emily were all joined by director Christopher Nolan as they celebrated their new release
Real life: The film is being adapted from the 2006 book American Prometheus: The Triumph And Tragedy Of J. Robert Oppenheimer
Hotly-anticipated: Oppenheimer is set to be released on July 21 – in an epic blockbuster day which will also see the Barbie movie unveiled in cinemas
Truman had little use for such pangs of conscience and dismissed him as a ‘crybaby scientist’.
The cast have been busy promoting the film together over the past few weeks and Robert Downey Jr – who plays Lewis Strauss – recently shared a snap of them all.
He posted the picture of himself with Matt, Cillian, Emily and John Krasinski, and even hinted at a possible cameo from Emily’s husband.
‘Linking up with my Oppenheimer cast mates…wait, is that a Krasinski photo bomb or might there be a surprise cameo???’ he captioned a photo shared to his Instagram on Sunday.
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer: What do the critics think?
The Telegraph’s Robbie Collin
‘Am torn between being all coy and mysterious about Oppenheimer and just coming out and saying it’s a total knockout’
Vulture movie critic Bilge Ebiri
‘OPPENHEIMER is…incredible. A relentlessly paced, insanely detailed, intricate historical drama that builds and builds and builds until Nolan brings the hammer down in the most astonishing, shattering way.’
Jonathan Dean of The Sunday Times
‘Totally absorbed in OPPENHEIMER. An audacious, inventive, complex film to rattle its audience.’
The Associated Press’ film writer Lindsey Bahr
‘It is truly a spectacular achievement, in its truthful, concise adaptation, inventive storytelling and nuanced performances from Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Robert Downey Jr., Matt Damon and the many others involved.’
Matt Maytum of Total Film
‘An epic historical drama but with a distinctly Nolan sensibility: the tension, structure, sense of scale, startling sound design, remarkable visuals. Wow.’
Elsa Keslassy of Variety
‘A sign that French audiences loved #Oppenheimer is that they stayed in front of the Grand Rex theater long after the film ended to debate about it!’
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