World News – AU – Bella Heathcote stuns the see-through black dress at the 2020 AACTA Awards

Posted: 01:31 GMT, Jan.. November 2020 | Updated: 02:20 GMT, Jan.. November 2020

Bella Heathcote brought a touch of Hollywood glamor to the red carpet at the AACTA Awards 2020 in Sydney on Monday.

33-year-old star The Fifty Shades Of Gray was stunned in a sleek black dress that revealed her black bra underneath.

Bella Heathcote brought a touch of Hollywood glamor to the red carpet at the AACTA Awards 2020 in Sydney on Monday.

She has outfitted the dress with a pair of strappy stilettos and a small white leather clutch.

Bella, who starred in Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows alongside Johnny Depp, accentuated her beautiful features with a classic combination of smoky eyes and bare lips, and her blonde locks were styled in a low chignon bun.

Former Miss Universe Australia beauty queen Tegan Martin joined Bella on the red carpet.

The model showed off her long and bronzed needles in a white strapless dress that featured a huge bow at the back.

The AACTA Awards (Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards) are Australia’s answer to the Golden Globes.

legs eleven. . . of ten! Former Miss Universe Australia Tegan Martin showed off her long, bronzed legs in a white strapless dress

In the television category, ABC’s six-part series, Stateless leads the field with an astonishing 18 nominations.

These include Best Telefeature or Mini Series, Best Guest or Supporting Actress for Cate Blancett and Best Direction in a television drama or comedy for Emma and Freeman and Jocelyn Moorhouse.

This is followed by the network’s indigenous drama Mystery Road, which has been nominated for 14 awards.

Arch beautiful: The dress had a huge bow at the back and she combined the dress with black platform heels

Six shows are nominated for the Best Drama Series category, including: Bloom, Doctor Doctor, Halifax: Retribution, The Heights, Mystery Road and Wentworth.

Best entertainment nominees include the hugely popular Lego Masters Australia, The Voice, Have You Been Paying, Hard Quiz, The Weekly and Eurovision – Australia Decides.

Gogglebox Australia, Hamish & Andy’s « perfect » vacation, Love On The Spectrum, The Project, Who do you think you are? and you can’t ask that.

In the feature film category, the coming-of-age film Babyteeth leads the race with 12 nominations, closely followed by True History of the Kelly Gang with 10 nods. I’m a woman worth seven.

Beauty: Tilda Cobham-Hervey, who played the late Helen Reddy in the biography I Am Woman, also opted for an elegant black dress

Best Actor Nominations include: George MacKay (True Story of the Kelly Gang), Sam Neill (Rams), Richard Roxburgh (H is for luck), Toby Wallace (Babyteeth) and Hugo Weaving (Measure for Measure) ).

Nods for best actress are: Tilda Cobham-Hervey (I am a woman), Laura Gordon (Undertow), Elizabeth Moss (The Invisible Man), Lupita Nyong’o (Little Monsters) and Eliza Scanlen (Babyteeth).

The gentlemen in the running for best supporting actor are Fayssal Bazzi (Measure for Measure), Russell Crowe (True Story of the Kelly Gang), Aaron Jeffery (The Flood), Ben Mendelsohn (Babyteeth) and Wesley Patten (H is) for happiness).

Presenter with the most: Rove McManus (pictured) and comedian Susie Youssef host the film awards in the afternoon, while Tom Gleeson takes on the evening TV ceremony

Emma Booth (H stands for luck), Essie Davis (Babyteeth), Bella Heathcote (relic), Deborah Mailman (H stands for luck) and Doris Younane (measure for measure) round off the nods of the best supporting actress.

And expect all eyes to be on Rebel Wilson when she receives her first AACTA nomination for best subscription television presenter for her Amazon Prime ensemble’s comedy series LOL: Last One Laughing Australia.

The ceremony will take place on Sept.. November and the free online ScreenFest festival runs all week, connecting the film industry with fans.

The Gloaming – Episode 4: Angels with Black Wings (Dean Ryan, Andrew Neil, Ralph Ortner, Lee Yee)

Stateless – Episode 1: The Circumstances Under Which They Come (Tom Heuzenroeder, Pete Smith, Michael Darren, Des Kenneally)

Australia’s Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Through the East Australian Currents – Episode 1: The Tropics (Nick Robinson)

The Test: A New Era For The Australian Team – Episode 8: A New Legacy (Adrian Brown)

Australia’s Ocean Odyssey: A Journey Through the East Australian Currents – Episode 1: The Tropics (Nick Robinson, Jon Shaw, Caspar Mazzotti, Cam Batten)

Revelation – Episode 1: The Children Were Used by the Devil (Aaron Smith, Andy Taylor, Martin McGrath)

The Test: A New Era for the Australian Team – Episode 7: Under Siege (Andre Mauger, Oliver West)

Australia’s Ocean Odyssey: A Journey through the East Australian Currents – Episode 1: The Tropics (Hylton Mowday)

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