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Tuesday, December 12, saw the Los Angeles premiere of the Leonard Bernstein biopic Maestro. Leading man Bradley Cooper, who also stars in A Star Is Born with Lady Gaga, caught up with her on the red carpet.
Cooper looked sharp in a three-piece black suit, while Gaga also wore a black tailored suit embellished with silver beads. Cooper, along with his ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk, and their 6-year-old daughter Lea De Seine, posed both alone and with their Maestro co-star Carey Mulligan. Sweetly, Lea De Seine’s first red carpet event is the Maestro premiere.
Considering their collaboration on A Star Is Born, Cooper was overjoyed to have Gaga back him at the Maestro premiere.
“It means the world to me,” he told the outlet on Tuesday night. “Also because I’m really excited for her to see the movie. She’s a dear friend and we went through such an incredible experience together, so you just want to share the art with each other.”
Gaga played her first leading lady role in the film A Star Is Born. The 2018 film, which was also directed by Cooper, was nominated for eight Oscars, including best actor and best actress for Cooper and Gaga. However, the movie’s popular duet “Shallow” won best original song.
Maestro follows the life of Leonard Bernstein, the renowned American conductor, and his marriage to Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein (Mulligan), which lasted for a lifetime. In select theaters now, the film will make its Netflix premiere on December 20.
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