Margot Robbie led the way on Thursday evening as her latest film was given a rather low key screening at London’s Prince Charles Cinema.

The Australian actress, 28, caught the eye in a semi-sheer lace dress after making an entrance at the Leicester Square venue, where she was on hand to celebrate the launch of new movie Terminal.

With a tasteful off-the-shoulder detail, the delicately embellished outfit drew attention to Margot’s slender physique as she posed for photos alongside co-stars Max Irons, Simon Pegg, Nick Moran and Dexter Fletcher.

Stunning: Margot Robbie led the way on Thursday evening as her latest film was given a rather low key premiere at London’s Prince Charles Cinema

Conventional stiletto heels rounded off a simple, understated look, while deft touches of make-up drew further attention to her naturally pretty features.

A distinct lack of accessories ensured the actress’s dress was not overshadowed and further accentuated what appeared to be an effortless look.

Joining Margo, British stars Irons, Pegg, Moran and Fletcher opted for light summer suits as they launched the film, a noir thriller directed by Vaughn Stein.

A vision in black: The Australian actress, 28, caught the eye in a semi-sheer lace dress after making an entrance at the Leicester Square venue, where she was on hand to celebrate the launch of new movie Terminal

Say cheese: With a tasteful off-the-shoulder detail, the delicately embellished outfit drew attention to Margot’s slender physique as she posed for photos

Margot takes a double role in Terminal, which features an ensemble cast whose characters cross paths over the course of one murderous night.

Speaking to This Morning earlier that day, the actress spoke about how she discovered Stein’s script.

She told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby: ‘It was literally on my kitchen bench, I was living with a lot of people at the time. So it was I was just having a cup of tea and started flicking through it.

In good company: The actress joined co-stars Max Irons and Simon Pegg at the Prince Charles Cinema

Banter: The three film stars shared a joke after reuniting for the special screening on Thursday evening

Finishing touches: Conventional stiletto heels rounded off Margot’s simple, understated look, while deft touches of make-up drew further attention to her naturally pretty features

‘It was great and I really wanted to do a play and it read like a play… It was dark and weird. People need to make more weird movies.’

Margot also spoke about having to get a dialect coach because her accent was deemed too strong for her breakout role on Australian soap Neighbours.

She said: ‘That it true, my Australian accent was too strong for neighbours so they tried to soften it. I’m from Queensland, so it was strong. They didn’t like it…. I have a more refined accent.’

The actress made her debut as a producer on Terminal, despite I, Tonya – on which she also receives a production credit – being released first.

In attendance: Dexter Fletcher, another of the film’s stars, also made his presence felt at the special screening

Side by side: Pegg (L) was joined by Nick Moran (R) another actor to take a key role in the forthcoming thriller

Group shot: (L-R) Dexter Fletcher, Max Irons, Margot Robbie, director Vaughn Stein, Simon Pegg and Nick Moran