Kate Winslet walked the red carpet with co-star Leonardo DiCaprio in a revealing black Narciso Rodriguez dress at the London premiere of the 'Revolutionary Road' at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square on January 18, 2009. Photo Credit: Jo Hale/Paramount PicturesJanuary 18, 2009, (Sawf News) - Kate Winslet walked the red carpet with co-star Leonardo DiCaprio in a revealing black Narciso Rodriguez dress at the London premiere of the Revolutionary Road at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square on January 18, 2009.
Kate Winslet walked the red carpet with co-star Leonardo DiCaprio at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square on January 18, 2009. Photo Credit: Jo Hale/Paramount PicturesKate's cut-out LBD had a criss-crossed glossy leather top, with the leather strips on the sides of the dress accentuating her curves.
Kate Winslet walked at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square on January 18, 2009. Photo Credit: Jo Hale/Paramount PicturesShe accessorized with black Roger Vivier peep-toe stilettos, Chopard diamond hoop earrings and a bracelet on her right arm.
Kate Winslet at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square on January 18, 2009. Photo Credit: Jo Hale/Paramount PicturesShe wore light makeup and her blond hair was elegantly tied in a loose updo.
Kate, 33, bagged awards from both her nominations at the 66th Golden Globes, winning Best Actress (Drama) for her role in Revolutionary Road and Best Supporting Actress for her role in The Reader.
Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square on January 18, 2009. Photo Credit: Jo Hale/Paramount PicturesRecalling her tearful awards acceptance speech she said, "I just did not expect to win both of those awards and I've never won before so you can't imagine how overwhelming that moment is."
As for her roles in the two films she said, "I've been very lucky this year. I keep saying to people I can't believe I got to play April Wheeler (Revolutionary Road) and Hanna Schmitz (The Reader) in less than a year. It's extraordinary playing to such wonderful women."
DiCaprio said filming romantic scenes with Kate in front of her husband, director Sam Mendes, was like a family affair, "I was very comfortable with the situation. It felt like a kind of a family - a sort of weird twisted family."
Talking about the kissing scene in Revolutionary Road he said, "I was entirely too used to that from doing that film (Titanic) with her, so to me it was very natural."
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