Here come the Ladies in Black - and the Men in Grey - at Men In Black 3 premiere
In a stunning black Cengiz Abazoglu gown, Nicole Scherzinger stole the show from her co-stars
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It would have taken an alien invasion to steal the limelight from Nicole Scherzinger at the Men In Black 3 premiere tonight.
In a stunning black Cengiz Abazoglu gown, the ex-Pussycat Doll, 33, stole the show from her co-stars, despite only having a small part as Lilly Poison.
She said: I dont have any scenes with Will, I but hes a great friend.
"Hes such an inspiration. I freak out just standing next to him! I auditioned for the role fair and square and I got it!
Speaking about being replaced on the X Factor USA panel by Britney Spears and Demi Lovato, she singer said: Im just focusing on my music.
She was joined on the red carpet - which was an electric blue for the occasion - by the films star Will Smith, who said life has never been better.
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The ! Hollywoo d actor signed autographs and posed for pictures at the event in Leicester Square.
Smith, wearing a Tom Ford suit, said the film - which sees him reunited with Tommy Lee Jones - was the "most unique" he had ever been in.
He said: "There's something about the idea that is a little twisted and little off, you never say 'oh yeah that movie is just like Men In Black, there's really nothing that's just like Men In Black.
"So I enjoy being in something that I really believe will go down in the history of Hollywood, at least, as a really iconic film."
The film sees Smith's character travel back in time to the 1960s to prevent an alien assassinating his colleague - played in the flashback scenes by Josh Brolin.
But despite the time-travelling theme, Smith said he would not be tempted to try and re-write history.
He said: "I'm very happy with my life and my career right now. Things are better than they have ever been so I wouldn't try to go back and mess it all up".
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The two-time Oscar nominee was joined at the premiere by co-stars Brolin, Alice Eve and Emma Thompson.
Brolin, who starred in No Country for Old Men, admitted he was "nervous" about playing the young version of Jones' character.
He said: "I had a lot of fun but yeah it was tough, it was very disconcerting, these guys have been doing this for 15 years together, two movies over a 15 year period so for me to come in it could have really not worked.
"You know there was a lar! ge possi bility it wasn't going to work and I think when we did our first scene together we were all very very pleased".
The film is in cinemas from Friday May 25.