Regina King and Ava DuVernay sport stylish ensembles at LA premiere of Colin in Black & White

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Regina King and Ava DuVernay were spotted at the Los Angeles premiere of Colin in Black & White on Thursday evening.The 50-year-old actress and the director, 49, appeared to be making the most of the spotlight as they each posed for several photos at the premiere of the bioseries.The program is based on the early life of former professional football player Colin Kaepernick, who was also present at the event, and it is set to be made available on the Netflix streaming service.

All there: Regina King and Ava DuVernay were spotted at the Los Angeles premiere of Colin in Black & White on Thursday evening.The 50-year-old actress and the director, 49, appeared to be making the most of the spotlightKing sported a black-and-gray button-up jacket.

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