Sigourney Weaver, 71, looks smart in a burnt orange suit at premiere of The Good House at TIFF

Sigourney Weaver looked chic at the premiere of The Good House at the Toronto International Film Festival on Wednesday.

The 71-year-old actress flashed a wide smile while gracing the red carpet in a well-tailored suit in a deep, burnt orange shade.

Adding a bit of contrast, the alien star donned a mint-shade turtleneck top underneath.

Showing up: Sigourney Weaver looked chic at the premiere of The Good House at the Toronto International Film Festival on Wednesday

Her beautiful light brown hair fell towards her shoulders and contrasted perfectly with the bright shade of her top.

Development on The Good House was initially announced in September of 2019.

The feature is centered on Weaver’s character, Hildy Good, a realtor who is also a descendant of the witches of Salem, Massachusetts.

Color scheme: The 71-year-old actress flashed a wide smile while gracing the red carpet in a well-tailored suit in a deep, burnt orange shade 

Chic: Her beautiful light brown hair fell towards her shoulders and contrasted perfectly with the bright shade of her top 

The businesswoman’s life is thrown into disarray after she reconnects with an old flame and becomes involved in another figure’s personal affairs.

The film also features performances by Morena Baccarin, Kevin Kline and Rob Delaney, among others.

Weaver talked about the period-era piece with The Hollywood Reporter, saying: ‘We don’t have films about women in the 60s who are telling you what’s going on in their lives. 

Stacked cast: The Good House’s cast also includes Morena Baccarin and Kevin Kline, among others

‘That’s a voice in film we don’t often hear from. Also, she’ll be so funny, and she takes us, the audience, into her confidence,’ she said. 

‘I felt that there were so many things going on in the film that made it relevant and very timely to people,’ she said.

She also called it a ‘joy’ to reunite with Kline, who she also acted with on the 1993 rom-com Dave. 

‘It was just a joy to act with him again. I trust him so much and I think he trusts me. It was just like we were on wheels and let go,’ she said.

Timely themes: During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Weaver bemoaned the lack of ‘films about women in the 60s who are telling you what’s going on in their lives’