TIFF Red Carpet: Jennifer Garner nearly spills and Jared Leto talks women’s footwear at the Dallas Buyers Club gala

By Chris Hampton | September 8, 2013

By Chris Hampton | 09/08/2013

TIFF Red Carpet: Dallas Buyers Club

The question Panic Room star Jared Leto must’ve heard a gazillion times on the Dallas Buyers Club red carpet Saturday night: “What’s it like wearing heels?” (His response, if you must know: “I’d recommend it. It’ll give yourself a deeper understanding and appreciation for women around the world”). Leto, who plays a transgender woman in the Jean-Marc Vallée drama, looked Jordan Catalano–cool as he sauntered by with his chest partially bared and eyebrows once again fully intact (he had to shave them for the role). He stopped to mug for cameras with co-star Matthew McConaughey, who looked super-svelte (but no longer completely emaciated) after shedding almost 50 pounds to play a grizzled, HIV-ravaged cowboy in the film—a stunt that nearly cost him his eyesight. Rounding out the lead trio was former Alias star Jennifer Garner, who recovered nicely from a near-stumble on the city’s pesky streetcar tracks and joked with reporters about being married to the new Caped Crusader. Unfortunately, Batfleck himself wasn’t on hand. Unless he was perched in the rafters. Waiting.

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2 thoughts on “TIFF Red Carpet: Jennifer Garner nearly spills and Jared Leto talks women’s footwear at the Dallas Buyers Club gala”

rosanne787 says:

September 8, 2013 at 7:33 pm

Jared Leto may finally receive the recognition he deserves for his role in Dallas Buyers Club…his role in Chapter 27, playing the murderer of John Lennon seemed to slide by the powers that be…not only is he an extraordinary actor, but a brilliant musician who leads 30 Seconds to Mars fans to join his family of love and celebration, The Echelon….a world wide phenomenon…His youthful appearance is the goodness and purity of his heart shining through….We love you Jared..xo
Christian Morrison says:

September 8, 2013 at 8:51 pm

Gee, I’ve never heard of anyone slipping on the streetcar tracks in Toronto. They ARE pesky, like racoons and feral cats. Nice observation of another important moment in Toronto’s cultural history! Thanks Toronto Life for elevating our narrative to high art.