Matt Damon and Jeff Bridges show some True Grit at New York premiere despite lack of Golden Globe nominations

 Their film was snubbed at the Golden Globes today when it surprisingly received no nominations.
But the stars of True Grit didn't seem too bothered as they stepped out at the New York premiere of the movie tonight.
Matt Damon and wife Luciana, who was dressed in a floor length red gown, looked happy and relaxed as they posed for photographers on the red carpet.

All smiles: Matt Damon and wife Luciana look happy and relaxed at the New York premiere of True Grit on Tuesday night

Jeff Bridges and 14-year-old newcomer Hailee Steinfeld were also clearly clearly enjoying themselves.
Steinfeld, whose performance in the film has been hailed by critics, looked pretty in a silver mini dress with purple sash and purple shoes. 
The film, which is a remake of the 1969 John Wayne classic, is still widely expected to receive Oscar nominations.
However, it did not find favour with members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, who vote for the Golden Globes.

 

Stars of the show: Matt Damon and Jeff Bridges pose with their 14-year-old co-star Hailee Steinfeld at the New York premiere of the Coen Brothers film

Silver lady: Hailee Steinfeld's performance in the film has been hailed by critics

Instead, Best Picture nominations went to Inception, The King's Speech, The Fighter, The Social Network and Black Swan.
Other celebrities eager to see the film included Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi and actress Gretchen Mol.
Mol, 38, who is currently starring in HBO series Boardwalk Empire, showed off her growing baby bump in a black and white dress and black tights.
She is expecting her second child in February next year.

Black tie: Padma Lakshmi shows off her slim figure in slinky trousers, and long white coat, while actress Gretchen Mol shows off her pregnancy bump

True Grit is directed by the Coen Brothers and seesJeff Bridges reprise John Wayne's role as the one-eyed Marshall Reuben 'Rooster' Cogburn.
Cogburn is hired by stubborn young girl Mattie Ross (newcomer Hailee Steinfeld) to help track down her father's murderer (Josh Brolin), and avenge his death.
The girl insists on accompanying Cogburn against his wishes, and the pair set out on a journey into the Indian nations.
Ross and Cogburn are joined by Texas Ranger LaBoeuf, played by Matt Damon, who has ulterior motives for hunting down the unsuspecting killer.

True Western: Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon in a scene from True Grit, out next week in the U.S.