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Scarlett Johansson in a red dress at the London Film Festival, standing beside Adam Driver and director James Gray.Photo via Just Jared

Two Red Dresses, One Mission: Scarlett Johansson Returns to the Spotlight with Paper Tiger

Scarlett Johansson stunned in two red dresses at the London Film Festival — one for Ray Gunn, another for Paper Tiger, which premieres in limited release on November 13.

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Scarlett Johansson didn’t just walk the red carpet in London on Saturday — she owned it twice. First in a crimson gown for Ray Gunn’s premiere, then again in another red dress for Paper Tiger, her second film event of the day at the London Film Festival. The Oscar nominee’s double-duty glamour wasn’t just fashion theatrics.

It was a quiet statement: this is a moment, and she’s not letting go. The second premiere marked the UK debut of James Gray’s latest crime thriller, a project that’s already circled the festival circuit, Cannes, New York. Before landing in London. It’s a story about two brothers caught in a web spun by the Russian mafia, where loyalty cracks under pressure and family becomes both shield and liability.

Miles Teller co-stars alongside Adam Driver, who joined Johansson and director Gray on stage. Neon’s official logline paints it as a “deeply felt and intense drama,” which fits the tone of Gray’s recent work. But the real question now isn’t just what the film says, it’s when it says it.

Limited release hits November 13, with a nationwide rollout set for November 20. That’s less than six weeks away. And while the world waits, Johansson’s presence keeps the buzz alive. Not just because of the red dresses.

Though they’re impossible to ignore, but because she’s back in the kind of role that demands attention: complex, high-stakes, emotionally charged. The kind of film that doesn’t just play in theaters, but lingers in them. November 13 can’t come soon enough.

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