Denise Richards, 49, cuts a glum figure as she joins Joan Collins, 87, and Jane Seymour, 69, at a photocall for TV series Glow And Darkness in Madrid
Denise Richards cut a glum figure as she joined Joan Collins and Jane Seymour at a promotion for TV series Glow And Darkness in Madrid.
The medieval drama depicts the live of Saint Francis of Assisi, while focusing on popular historical figures such as Richard the Lionheart and Leonor of Aquitaine [Seymour].
Writer Alejandro Gillermo Roemmers created the series and co-wrote the first season with Jose Luis Moreno, with José Luis Alcaine as his director of photography.
Down in the dumps: Denise Richards, 49, cut a glum figure when she joined Joan Collins, 87, and Jane Seymour, 69, at a photocall for TV series Glow And Darkness in Madrid on Monday
Iconic: Joan, 87, is set to play Adelaide of Maurienne, a 12th century queen of France as the second wife of King Louis VI
More to come: The medieval drama depicts the live of Saint Francis of Assisi, while focusing on popular historical figures such as Richard the Lionheart and Leonor of Aquitaine
Denise, 49, wore a pretty floral dress as she sat looking glum at a table.
Joan, 87, is set to play Adelaide of Maurienne, a 12th century queen of France as the second wife of King Louis VI.
She looked incredible wearing a white midi dress with statement sleeves which had roses printed throughout.
And Jane, 69, stood out in a red midi dress, placing a colourful scarf around her shoulders.
First day filming: Joan, 87, is set to play Adelaide of Maurienne, a 12th century queen of France as the second wife of King Louis VIJ
Up and down: Glow and Darkness began at the start of the year, but was suspended in March due to the coronavirus pandemic
Adelaide [Collins], became the second wife of King Louis VI of France in 1115 , and they had nine children, the second of whom became Louis VII of France.
She was one of the most politically active of all France’s medieval queens, with her name appearing on 45 royal charters from the reign of Louis VI.
After Louis VI’s death, Adelaide did not immediately retire to conventual life, as did most widowed queens of the time. Instead, she married Matthieu I of Montmorency and they had one child.
Social distancing queens: The ladies made sure they stood a little apart from one another
Making an entrance: Joan cut a very regal figure as she arrived at the event
Doing what she does best: Denise seemed a little happier when she posed for pics at the event
Super glam: The ladies appeared stony-faced as they waited for proceedings to start
Is there a wind machine in here? Joan’s shawl appeared to have a mind of its own
Icon: Adelaide became the second wife of King Louis VI of France in 1115
She remained active in the French court and religious activities.
Dame Joan shared a picture of herself wearing a gold brocade print robes layered over a bedazzled silver gown.
The star was dripping in jewels as she donned a pearl drop choker and earrings as well as a bejewelled crown while in character on Instagram last week.
She captioned the snap: ‘My first day on the set of new #blockbuster #glowanddarkness as Queen Adelaide of Savoy @dream.light_dl’.
Glow and Darkness is being filmed in Italy, France, Morocco, Egypt and Spain.
Filming began at the start of the year, but was suspended in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A little wave: Joan looked very glamorous when she greeted fans at the event
Jane also arrived wearing a black face mask amid the coronavirus pandemic
Something wrong? Denise continued to look glum while seated
Super women: Joan, Jane and Denise all looked incredible at the photocall
Icon: Joan arrived wearing a white belted coat which she removed to show off her lovely dress
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