By Hanna Flint
Published: 16:37 EST, 26 April 2014 | Updated: 16:56 EST, 26 April 2014
Gemma Arterton was a vision in pale pink as she arrived for the UK premiere of her new movie The Voices.
The British star shimmered under the flashbulbs in the fitted gown, and looked happy to be reunited with her co-star Ryan Reynolds.
Ryan looked like he had taken style notes from the gentleman in London in his quintessentially English outfit.
Effortless: Gemma Arterton needs little decoration to stand on the red carpet of The Voices premiere at Sundance London
Simple: Gemma wore no jewellery but just a pair of black and gold sandals
Reynolds wore a shirt, tie and waistcoat with dark brown trousers, brown shoes and a grey pea coat, while showing off a dapper beard on his face.
Gemma has accessorised her pale pink dress with simply a pair of black and gold sandals, while styling her brunette bob to give it a voluminous bounce.
Director Marjane Satrapi joined her stars on the red carpet at Sundance London Film Festival ahead of the screening of the American-German comedy crime horror thriller.
Stunning: Gemma went for a shimmering pale pink dress for the special screening, and minimal make-up to boot
Dapper gent: Ryan Reynolds seemed to be inspired by the English judging by his wardrobe choices
The film follows Reynold's mentally ill Jerry, a disturbed factory worker who isn't taking his medication so therefore believes his cat and dog are speaking to him, with the former telling him to become a serial killer, and the latter, insisting his master is good.
At the same time Jerry yearns for attention from a woman in accounting and soon their relationship takes a sudden, murderous turn, where he ultimately finds his salvation.
Anna Kendrick, Jacki Weaver and Gulliver McGrath also star in the film which Gemma describes as bizarre.
Team: Director Marjane Satrapi joined her stars at The Voices screening during the Sundance London Film Festival 2014
Just the three of them: Anna Kendrick, Jacki Weaver and Gulliver McGrath couldn't make it to the London screening
'I love all things bizarre and dark but I never ever get offered things like that,' Arterton said at the premiere on Saturday night. 'So I read it and thought, "This is the sort of thing that I love". I thought it was so funny and very moving.'
Speaking of her Canadian co-star, Gemma said: 'He's incredible in this movie, it's one of his best performances. He's just so easy to work with, it's a hard part to play and he just did it with such grace, really top class.'
Reynolds revealed he was delighted to attend Sundance London and is about to start shooting a film in the capital with Dame Helen Mirren.
In town for a while: No doubt Gemma can show Ryan the ropes of living in London as he will be filming here for six weeks
Bizarre: The story follows Reynolds' mentally unstable Jerry who is caught up in murder while his pets act like each side of his conscience
'I missed the other Sundance this year 'cause I was ill,' the actor explained. 'So I really wanted to be here and support the film, and put my mark on it in any way I can.
'I'm about to start a movie called Woman In Gold here in London with Helen Mirren. It's contemporary and period, it goes back and forth between 1998 and 1930.'
Reynolds will be shooting in London for six weeks, and admitted he was yet to meet Mirren, adding: 'But in a word - hot!'
The Voices: Ryan takes on the lead role in this genre-bending tale
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