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PHOTO GALLERY: Harry Brown premiere at the Visa Screening Room

By Toronto Life
 | September 13, 2009
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Michael Caine and Emily Mortimer on the red carpet for the premiere of Harry Brown

Harry Brown premiered at the Visa Screening Room last night, and we were on the red carpet to snap pictures of Michael Caine and Emily Mortimer.

Michael Caine and Emily Mortimer on the red carpet for the premiere of Harry Brown
PHOTO GALLERY: Harry Brown premiere at the Visa Screening Room
PHOTO GALLERY: Harry Brown premiere at the Visa Screening Room
PHOTO GALLERY: Harry Brown premiere at the Visa Screening Room
PHOTO GALLERY: Harry Brown premiere at the Visa Screening Room
PHOTO GALLERY: Harry Brown premiere at the Visa Screening Room
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