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Don't panic! Stunning Catherine Zeta-Jones shares the red carpet with Chelsea Pensioners at the world premiere of Dad's Army in Leicester Square
- The A-list cast descended upon London's Leicester Square on Tuesday for the film's grand debut
- Catherine Zeta-Jones stars with Nighy, Gambon and Blake Harrison in the comedy, released February 5
- Trailer features intense build-up quickly undermined when viewers see Home Guard led by Captain Mainwaring
All eyes were on Catherine Zeta-Jones as she walked the red carpet at the World Premiere of Dad's Army in London.
The Hollywood beauty looking absolutely sensational in a blue dress with a daring thigh-high split as she took Leicester Square by storm on Tuesday evening, but no one was more enthralled than the bashful Chelsea Pensioners, who looked as thought they couldn't believe their luck as they posed alongside the screen siren.
The 46-year-old Welsh beauty braved the wind and the rain as she arrived in Leicester Square, narrowly avoiding a wardrobe malfunction as the blustery weather threatened to expose her modesty.
Centre of attention: Catherine Zeta Jones looked incredible in a plunging blue gown with a daring side-split as she walked the red carpet with the Chelsea Pensioners at the World Premiere of the new war drama in London on Tuesday night
Braving the elements: Catherine battled with the wind as she tried to pull down the daring side-split running up her left thigh
The stunning brunette, who plays glamorous journalist Rose Winters in the film, clutched her dress' flowing skirt as it blew about in the wind, ensuring the side split running up her left thigh didn't expose too much skin.
Catherine looked radiant in her plunging garment, showing off her ample cleavage thanks to the low-cut neckline and classic cut, including ruching at the waist.
The screen star's elegant dress featured a pretty lace panel at the back, adding a glamorous touch to the gown as she paraded through the square alongside her A-list cast mates including Michael Gambon and original sitcom star Ian Lavender, who played Private Pike in the BBC show.
