After a summer of vacationing in Europe, it is back to work for Heather Graham this week, with the actress making an appearance at the world premiere of her new horror film, What Happened to Doris?, in a deliciously gothic lace gown.
© Getty ImagesThe premiere took place during Fantastic Fest 2026 at Alamo Drafthouse on September 20, 2026, in Austin, Texas, and Heather posed with co-star Mimi Rogers, who turned 70 in January and rocked a Canadian tuxedo for the premiere.
© Getty ImagesThe actress, who turned 70 in January, highlighted her natural beauty with a bronzed look and pink lip gloss, and wore her dark brown hair loose.
© Getty ImagesHeather found fame in the late 1980s with the teen comedy License to Drive (1988), followed by the critically acclaimed film Drugstore Cowboy (1989).
It was in 1997 that she received critical praise for Boogie Nights alongside Mark Wahlberg, and she went on to find international superstardom with 1999's Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.
© Getty ImagesIn recent years she has worked less, with her focus shifting to activism; Heather is a public advocate for the nongovernmental organization Children International, and works with the Cambodian Children's Fund to raise awareness and funds to provide supplies and education, and campaigns to stop slavery.
© InstagramThe Austin Powers star has also been refreshingly open about aging, saying health has become her top priority as she's gotten older. She has cut out refined sugars and white flour, and has shared that sleep has become a non-negotiable, previously admitting she can happily clock considerably more than the recommended eight hours a night.
"I'm not saying I'm always happy [but] I feel like I've figured out how to enjoy my life more as I get older," she told Us Weekly. "Career is important, but if you don't have your health, you don't have anything. I'm lucky to be alive and healthy. That's number one, over my career and over everything else."
