43-year-old actress Eliza CupThe most famous for the role of Denise "Jo" Mahoney on "peels," he made a blinding look in Hollywood Prime Minister Netflix's mysterious drama ", residence."

Eliza Coupe, who starred in the last two seasons of the beloved medical sitcom, turned his head with a striking new look for almost 15 years after the show went out of the show.

The coupe brightened in a low-cut metallic gold dress on the star of the star held in the Egyptian Theater on Wednesday night.

She paired a glittering dress with black anti-kneaded blackberries and moistened the black coat of mynka down her hands, allowing her glamorous clothes to take the central stage. Her signature locks were shaped with a soft edge, while the sulter smoke eye added drama to her appearance of makeup.

The fans were quickly noticed how much the second coupe looked from her "peeling" days. The actress played a sharp and brutally honest standby resident in the Holy Heart Hospital eight and nine, known for her nonsense and dry humor.

While her character often fought with Bedside, she became the fan's favorite for her sarcastic banster and a possible romance with medical students pulled it enough.

"I remember Sarah Chalki and I did the scene where Bill Lawrence used to work in and I was like:" Yes, we need another scene between this and one, "it won't make it right," Recalled in 2022. years When you look at her show experience. "So he just takes our parties and writes our scene from the side and says," Let's shoot twenty minutes. "I was like:" Let's go! All right! "

She added, "I learned that anything could happen when you work comedy; you better learn him in flight and then just play and better. It was a pretty cold moment. I love you guys."

After "peeling," the coupe specified Sitcom with roles in "Happy Endings", where she played fiercely competitive and type - Jane Kerkovich-Williams. The ABC comedy, which was broadcast since 2011. by 2013, developed a cult after, which is partly thanks, thanks to the Kupe's impeccable comica and show whose smart dialogue.

Now, the coupe enters the world of mysterious drama with your latest role in "Residence," created Paul William Davies. In the series, it shows the Margic Bay Bix, the character caught in the complex world of the White House staff residence and their entangled relationship with the first family.

The exhibition boasts the star stupid water "Orange is a new black" alum tentacle, with Barrett Foa, Edwina Formley, Bret Tucker and more.

The show takes the audience within the world of a white house like never before.

He created Paul William Davies and inspired Kate Andersen Brower 'Residence: Within the private world of white houses, "series eight episodes combine a political drama with a dark murder mister.

Set during a high-profiled Australian State dinner, the series starts with a white house staff who is abolished for the impeccable evening. President Perry Morgan eager to impress Australian dignified signs with a spectacle list containing no other than Hugh Jackman And Kylie Minogue (which makes the camera as himself).

However, carefully planned evening takes a shocking turn when the blood crashes echoes over the third floor of the White House.

"Residence" honors the late Andre Braugher with a cordial honor, ensuring that his impact on the series and his legacy in Hollywood do not forget.

Braugh, the most famous in the roles in "Brooklyn nine-nine" and "Murder: Life in the street" was originally delivered as the main User AB Wynter. However, the loved actor tragically passed away from the age of 61 from the lung cancer during the production process. "Breaking the bad" Star Giancarlo Esposito eventually took over his role, but the emission creatives were achieved to recognize Braugher's contribution in a meaningful way.

The final episode of the "residence" is closed with emotional reading reading titles ", in memory of Andre Braugher." While memorials are often set in the first episode of the series, Creator Paul William Davies revealed that he deliberately decided to set it at the very end.

"Maybe it was a natural inclination to do this after the first episode," Davies said Deadline. "But for me, it was important to do this at the end of the whole series, to say, you were a part of it all, and we didn't forget you."