20th Century Fox/Kobal/Shutterstock; Jason Mendez/Getty for Searchlight Pictures Kathleen Turner walked the red carpet at the New York City premiere ofThe Roseson Monday, Aug. 25 The Rosesis a remake of the 1989 filmThe War of the Roses, in which Turner starred opposite Michael Douglas The Rosesstars Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman Kathleen Turnermade a rare red carpet appearance at the New York City premiere ofThe Roseson Monday, Aug. 25. Turner, 71, wore a classic black frock and black sandals on the carpet. The Roses, a remake of the 1989 filmThe War of the Roses,premiered at New York City's Hudson Theatre. Turner, 71, starred as Barbara Rose in the original film, which saw the breakdown of a wealthy Washington D.C. couple's marriage.Michael Douglasplayed her onscreen husband Oliver Rose, withDanny DeVitoplaying Oliver's divorce lawyer in the dark comedy film. The RosesstarsOlivia ColmanandBenedict Cumberbatchin a new spin on the same story, examining how status and materialism impact interpersonal relationships. In this iteration, Colman, 51, plays Ivy Rose, a restaurateur, while Cumberbatch, 49, plays her husband, Theo Rose, a successful architect. Jason Mendez/Getty for Searchlight Pictures Andy Sambergstars as Barry, Theo's divorce lawyer, in a new spin on the character originated by DeVito, 80.Kate McKinnon,Allison Janney,Ncuti Gatwa,Jamie Demetriou, and more appear in supporting roles. In honor of PEOPLE's 50th anniversary, Douglas, 80, recreated his iconic cover shoot with Turner. "I was actually quoting some [War of the Roses] lines to him as we lay there," Turner said of the shoot in 2024. Throughout the 1980s, Turner hada series of hits with Douglas, includingRomancing the Stone,Jewel of the Nileand more. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. In 2021, Turner opened up toPEOPLEexclusively about her chemistry with Douglas inRomancing the Stone. "Oh, I was yearning, babe, but he was still married [to first wife Diandra Luker] ... although they were separated, and so I thought there was hope for me," she said at the time. "It was that wonderful sexual tension, you know?" she continued. "When you really, really know you want somebody — and I'm saying it went both ways — and you can't have them. It's just lovely." The Roseshits theaters on Friday, Aug. 29. Read the original article onPeople
