Leading Ladies
The film's leading ladies, Brooklyn Decker, Elizabeth Banks, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez and Anna Kendrick, all get together for a group shot.
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Brooklyn Decker
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Just days after Battleship made its U.S. debut, Brooklyn Decker hits the red carpet once again for What to Expect. The model-turned-actress opted for a bright yellow patterned dress by Giambatista Valli for the occasion.
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Chace Crawford and Matthew Morrison
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Chace Crawford and Glee star Matthew Morrison share a moment on the red carpet. Morrison plays Evan in the film, who teams up with Diaz's Jules for a fitness program.
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Jennifer Lopez
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Jennifer Lopez stunned in a daring Maria Lucia Hohan gown. The Idol judge arrived arm-in-arm with her new beau, Casper Smart.
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Cameron Diaz
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Cameron Diaz opted for a chic, black mini on the red carpet. Her character, Jules, is an aspiring singer and fitness guru.
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Ben Falcone
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Ben Falcone plays Elizabeth Banks' hubbie in the film, but in real life, he is married to actress Melissa McCarthy.
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Elizabeth Banks
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Elizabeth Banks wears a tea-length, crimson gown and matching shoes as she hits the red carpet.
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Anna Kendrick
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Anna Kendrick dazzled in Elie Saab on the red carpet. The 26-year-old plays Rosie, a young woman who is reunited with a former flame — played by Chase Crawford — and becomes pregnant.
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Chace Crawford and Brooklyn Decker
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Brooklyn Decker and Chace Crawford pose for a photo op at Grauman's.
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Thomas Lennon and Wendi McLendon-Covey
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Getty Images Reno 911 alumni Thomas Lennon and Wendi McLendon-Covey reunited for the film. Covey plays a co-worker of Lopez's character, whie Lennon plays one of the "dude group" members.