Ruby Rhod: Last News

Prince turned down the eccentric role of Ruby Rhod in the film The Fifth Element.During his appearance on The View, Tucker shared the pop icon’s reason for rejecting the role in the 1997 Luc Besson-directed sci-fi film. The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg mentioned the film was one of her favorites and praised the actor for his performance.

Julia Fox stepped into Halloween weekend with a revealing movie-inspired costume, as she made her way to a party in Los Angeles on Friday. The Uncut Gems star, 32, showed off her enviable figure in a white bandage bodysuit while channeling Milla Jovovich's character Leeloo from the 1997 Sci-fi film The Fifth Element.Kanye West's ex-girlfriend paired the look with chunky black boots and sported a trendy well-worn brown motorcycle jacket.  In her element: Julia Fox stepped into Halloween weekend with a revealing movie-inspired costume, as she made her way to a party in Los Angeles on FridayThe mother-of-one also wore a striking vivid orange wig to more closely resemble her character.  Ever the perfectionist, she also wore a multi-pass ID badge holder that Leeloo wore in the film around her neck.As for makeup, Julia ditched her usual heavy black eye makeup for a more subtle hint of eyeliner and a clear lipstick on her pout.   Extra: The Uncut Gems star, 32, showed off her enviable figure in a white bandage bodysuit while channeling Milla Jovovich's character from the 1997 Sci-fi film The Fifth Element The original: Jovovich (pictured) starred alongside Bruce Willis in the original film, which saw her fill the role of attractive extraterrestrial Leeloo  She was also joined by model pal Richie Shazam and her stylist Briana Andalore, both of whom kept the Fifth Element theme going.Shazam was in character as DJ Ruby Rhod, wearing a cheetah bodysuit and curly blonde wig.Meanwhile Andalore dressed up as Zorg's secretary from the cult movie, wearing a skimpy blue dress, furry boots and blue wig.

futuristic sci-fi head trip. Set in 2263, it sees ex-military cab driver Korben Dallas (Bruce Willis) team up with a mysterious orange-haired woman named Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) to save the planet from a malevolent alien force, which is being helped by ruthless businessman Zorg (Gary Oldman). The sprawling action movie was stuffed with color, music and eccentric humor; it made a star of Chris Tucker, who played flamboyant TV personality Ruby Rhod, and enlisted comic-book artists to render a future New York City and designer Jean-Paul Gaultier to engineer cutting-edge costumes.“Luc Besson did everything I thought a great artist should do,” sound designer Mark Mangini, who worked on the film (and just won an Oscar for “Dune”), told The Post.