Kathleen Turner, 68, of Romancing The Stone still has that movie star glow in NYC

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Kathleen Turner graced the red carpet on Thursday evening in New York City - after almost 50 years in showbusiness. The 68-year-old veteran Hollywood actress - who was in the 1984 classic adventure film Romancing The Stone as well as 1994's campy hit Serial Mom - was stylish in an all black outfit that consisted of a long-sleeved turtleneck top and loose slacks.Her trademark golden hair was parted on the side and worn shoulder length as she was beautifully made up in plum tones.

The award-winning thespian was posing at the opening night after party for Irish Repertory Theatre's production of the one-act play End Game from writer Samuel Beckett about a blind man and his parents who live in a shack.

The event was held at the Merchants New York. Party time in Manhattan: Kathleen Turner hit the red carpet for the after party of the one-act play End Game in NYC on Thursday evening  Happy to be there: The 68-year-old veteran Hollywood actress - was in the 1984 classic Romancing The Stone as well as 1994's campy hit Serial Mom Kathleen was smart to wear comfortable blue lace up sneakers for the party.The actress with a resume that dates back to the 1970s was the belle of the night as she posed alone and also with several friends at the party.The acting legend cozied up to 72-year-old comedian and professional clown Bill Irwin - best known for his work on Elmo's World - as they mugged for the camera at the exclusive fete.

Turner - whose full name is Mary Kathleen Turner - was a major movie star in the 1980s and 1990s.She has received various accolades, including two Golden Globe Awards, in addition to nominations for an Academy Award.Later in her career she turned to stage work in New York, for which she won two Tony Awards..