Iris Law, 24, accompanied her father, actor Jude Law, 52, at the New York premiere of Netflix’s forthcoming miniseries Black Rabbit on Tuesday, appearing on the red carpet in a chocolate leather top and a yellow pencil midi skirt.
Law completed her look with burgundy pointed slingback heels and black drop earrings. Her father arrived in a cream blazer and matching tailored trousers, pairing the ensemble with a light-blue wrap shirt and beige loafers as he posed with co-star Jason Bateman on the carpet.
The premiere drew a number of cast members and industry figures. Bateman, 56, wore an all-black suit while joining film producer Kate Susman and screenwriter Zach Baylin on the carpet. Amanda Anka, Jude Law’s wife, attended in a black fringe top and tailored trousers. Other attendees included Francis Benhamou and her husband, Kevin Kane; Reid Scott; Odessa Young; comedian Seth Herzog; Kathryn Erbe; Clark Gregg; musician Albert Hammond Jr.; Laura Linney; Cleopatra Coleman; Leon Robinson; Troy Kotsur; Amaka Okafor; Chris Coy; Abbey Lee; and director Ben Semanoff, each photographed in a variety of formal and smart-casual looks.
Black Rabbit is a crime thriller miniseries created by Zach Baylin and Kate Susman for Netflix. The series centers on Jake, played by Jude Law, a charismatic owner whose life and business are upended when his estranged brother, Vince, portrayed by Jason Bateman, returns bearing debt, trauma and escalating danger. Netflix is scheduled to release the series on Sept. 18.
Producers, writers and cast members used the premiere to promote the series ahead of the streaming launch. Photographs from the red carpet show a range of promotional activity, from posed group shots with creative leads to one-on-one photos with reporters and photographers.
The New York premiere is part of a broader promotional schedule for Black Rabbit as Netflix prepares to debut the miniseries. With a cast that combines established screen names and newer performers, the production’s red-carpet turnout highlighted the company’s investment in the project’s rollout ahead of next week’s release.