Jessica Raine cuts a glamorous figure in a glitzy red dress

Jessica Raine cut a glamorous figure as she attended The Devil’s Hour premiere in London on Tuesday night.

The English actress, 40, was the epitome of sophistication in a glitzy red midi dress as she posed up a storm for the cameras.

She was joined by actor Peter Capaldi, 64, at the event ahead of the series being released on Prime Video later this month.

Stunning: Jessica Raine cut a glamorous figure as she attended The Devil’s Hour premiere in London on Tuesday night

Jessica wowed in her elegant number which had statement capped sleeves and was teamed with strappy silver heels. 

She wore her brunette tresses slicked back in an up do and opted for a glamorous makeup look for the big night.

Meanwhile Peter cut a smart figure in a navy suit, white shirt and shiny shoes during the premiere.

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Beauty: The English actress, 40, was the epitome of sophistication in a glitzy red midi dress as she posed up a storm for the cameras (Peter Capaldi right)

Jessica, Peter and Nikesh Patel star in the Prime Video thriller from the creative team behind Sherlock coming in 2022. 

The Devil’s Hour follows the story of Lucy (Jessica), who is woken at exactly 3.33am every night by terrifying visions. 

Lucy’s name is then inexplicably connected to a string of brutal murders in the area.

Style: Jessica wowed in her elegant number which had statement capped sleeves and wa teamed with strappy silver heels

Radiant: She wore her brunette tresses slicked back in an up do and opted for a glamorous makeup look for the big night

The Prime Video description for the series reveals: ‘When Lucy’s name is inexplicably connected to a string of brutal murders in the area, the answers that have evaded her all these years will finally come into focus. 

‘Capaldi plays a reclusive nomad, driven by a murderous obsession. He becomes the prime target of a police manhunt led by compassionate detective Ravi Dhillon, played by Nikesh Patel.’

Talking about the show at Prime Video Presents 2022, Raine said: ‘Lucy wakes up every night at 3.33am and has done for her whole life but she doesn’t know why. She has an eight-year-old son who is completely blank and is trying to get to the bottom of why her son is so emotionless.

Here he is: Meanwhile Peter cut a smart figure in a navy suit, white shirt and shiny shoes during the premiere

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Cast: Jessica, Peter and Nikesh Patel (pictured) star in the Prime Video thriller from the creative team behind Sherlock coming in 2022

Story: Lucy’s name is then inexplicably connected to a string of brutal murders in the area (pictured is Phil Dunster)

‘On top of this, there is a series of dark happenings going on around her and she might be the connection. She’s on the brink of insanity.’

Peter, who plays Gideon, said: ‘The nature of the piece is spectacularly dark and has been enjoyable to play.

‘He is a character that has fallen through the cracks and is responsible for some serious crimes. But he is not what he appears. He belongs to the night.’

The Devil’s Hour will be available exclusively on October 28 on Prime Video. 

Upcoming: The Prime Video description for the series reveals: ‘When Lucy’s name is inexplicably connected to a string of brutal murders in the area, the answers that have evaded her all these years will finally come into focus’

Show: The Devil’s Hour will be available exclusively on October 28 on Prime Video (pictured is executive Producer, Tom Moran)

Dapper: Tom wore a dark red suit with a white shirt and black tie as he arrived at the premiere on Tuesday

Amazon Prime: Talking about the show at Prime Video Presents 2022, Raine said: ‘Lucy wakes up every night at 3.33am and has done for her whole life but she doesn’t know why’ (pictured Sue Vertue and Steven Moffatt) 

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Theme: Peter, who plays Gideon, said: ‘The nature of the piece is spectacularly dark and has been enjoyable to play’ (pictured is Benjamin Chivers)