Catherine Zeta-Jones, 56, Channels Morticia Addams & Turns Heads in Lace Mini Dress
- - Catherine Zeta-Jones, 56, Channels Morticia Addams & Turns Heads in Lace Mini Dress
Nicole MooreNovember 10, 2025 at 2:34 AM
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Catherine Zeta-Jones, 56, made an appearance with her Wednesday castmates at the show's Netflix's FYC Event on November 9.
Zeta-Jones, alongside her Wednesday co-stars, including Luis Guzmán andJenna Ortega, posed on the black carpet for the Los Angeles event. Zeta-Jones channeled her Wednesday character, Morticia Addams, and wore a high-cut, long-sleeved black lace dress. However, unlike Morticia's long gowns, Zeta-Jones opted to rock a mini dress. She finished off the chic look with sheer tights and a pair of black pointed heels. The actress also wore her long hair in loose waves.
Luis Guzmán, Jenna Ortega and Catherine Zeta-Jones at the November 9 event. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Zeta-Jones and Guzmán, who plays her on-screen husband, the ever-so-affectionate Gomez Addams, spoke about starring in Wednesday in a July 2025 interview with Extra TV. Guzmán shared that he's been a fan of the show's source material, The Addams Family, which ran from 1964 to 1966, and the '90s movies, starring Raul Julia andAnjelica Huston, who played Gomez and Morticia.
Catherine Zeta-Jones smiles at Netflix's "Wednesday" FYC Event. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
"It's pretty amazing when I consider, my god, I used to love watching it in black and white, you know? I love the movie with Angelica and Raul. And to be stepping into this, it's like this is like a rejuvenation," said Guzmán, who began playing Wednesday's (Ortega) father during the Netflix show's first season, which premiered in 2022.
In addition, he said he appreciated working with Zeta-Jones.
Zeta-Jones agreed with Guzmán, stating, "I couldn't ask for anything better."
"It's like the cherry on the top because we have so much fun," said Zeta-Jones to Extra TV.
The actress also credited the show's executive producer and director, Tim Burton, and its writers for bringing depth to Gomez and Morticia, who are known for their strange antics.
"There's a caricature element to them that's very pronounced. And it could borderline Party City Halloween, you know, but the depth the writers have given us," said Zeta-Jones in the interview. "To show the nuances of a character, the vulnerability, the quirkiness, the strength, the emotion, the physicality of her, the comedic side of her, we're so humbly blessed to be part of this world. It's a body of work."
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