Kiera Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin’s granddaughter, shows off her cleavage in black glittery cutout gown at Cannes Film Festival

Kiera Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin’s granddaughter, shows off her cleavage in black glittery cutout gown at Cannes Film Festival

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May 22, 2022

Kiera Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin’s granddaughter, shows off her cleavage in black glittery cutout gown at Cannes Film Festival

Kiera Chaplin attended the Chopard Loves Cinema dinner at the Hotel Martinez on Saturday night during the 75th annual Cannes Film Festival in France.

In a black glittery gown with a cutaway slit, the granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin, 39, showed off her cleavage while boosting her height with sparkly gold heels.

Her sleeveless gown also featured a thigh-split, revealing her toned pins, and she completed her ensemble with a stunning silver clutch.

The model swept her sandy locks behind her ears and beamed from ear to ear after painting her pout an eye-popping shade of red.

The red carpet returned in all its glitz and glory for the Opening Ceremony on Tuesday night, after being completely cancelled in 2020 and held under strict health protocols in 2021.

Final Cut, a comedic love letter to filmmaking and Z-list zombie films from the team behind the award-winning The Artist, was chosen to kick off the festival.

After partnering with the video streaming platform, which is sponsoring a short film prize, organisers tried to renew their image by teaming with TikTok.

Between May 17 and 28, 35,000 film professionals are anticipated to attend the festival, hoping for a return to form for cinema’s most prestigious event following two years of being handicapped by Covid-19 limitations.

‘We are prepared.’ ‘We hope everything goes well because the town hall has just refurbished everything – the whole site,’ said Jeremie Tripet, manager of ‘L’Avenue,’ a café just off the main thoroughfare known as La Croisette.

The lack of Russians is one of the most notable exceptions, owing to the impact of sanctions over the Ukraine conflict and a decision by the organisers that state-linked delegates are not welcome. Due to its ongoing Covid limitations, China is likewise projected to have a limited presence.

However, the event is keen to put the pandemic behind it this year, with no required masks or health cards – and no partying limitations.

Film buffs may dip into the festival’s regular feast of new releases and competition entries, braving the festival’s notoriously outspoken audiences, who are never hesitant about cheering and booing during screenings.

Hotly awaited films Top Gun: Maverick and Elvis: King of Rock ‘N Roll’ will be presented during the two-week yearly event.

There’s a lot of talk surrounding Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis Presley biography, which hopes to recapture the sensation he created when he brought the can-can to Cannes with Moulin Rouge! Twenty years ago.

Austin Butler, a newbie, steps into Elvis’ blue suede shoes as he plays out of competition. Colonel Tom Parker, played by Tom Hanks, is his infamous manager.

The Closing Ceremony for the world’s largest film festival will take place on May 28.