At the Los Angeles Orpheum Theatre, 20th Century Fox held the premiere for "Girl Next Door," with most of the journalists coming from media owned by Fox.
The scale of the premiere was not large, lacking even one heavyweight guest.
Counting all the cast and crew members, the only one with star appeal was Eliza, who had won Best Actress at the Gemini Awards twice.
The Gemini Awards are a television and film award.
Naturally, the media cameras focused entirely on Eliza, dressed in a red gown.
And there was Martin, walking the red carpet hand in hand with Eliza.
The man was tall and handsome, and the woman was petite and sexy, they at least looked very pleasing to the eye.
The film had been heavily promoted, and sex comedies always have an audience in America; a lot of young movie fans came to both sides of the red carpet.
Eliza waved with a smile.
The flash bulbs never stopped lighting up.
Martin's fingers were interlocked with hers.
