Gal Gadot slipped into a plunging red dress as she led the glamour at The Runner afterparty in LA.The actress, 41, made sure all eyes were on her as she stepped out for the glamorous occasion at the Harmony Gold Theater on Thursday.The sizzling low-cut dress hugged her incredible figure and featured a racy slit, which she teamed with red heels and gold jewellery.Hours before the after party, Gal turned heads in a strapless navy blue gown on the red carpet for her new film.She added height to her toned frame with black pointed heels and silver earrings.The actress appeared in high spirits as she was joined by Chris Mansolillo, Sue Kroll and Mike Hopkins. Gal Gadot slipped into a plunging red dress as she led the glamour at The Runner afterparty in LA The actress, 41, made sure all eyes were on her as she stepped out for the glamorous occasion at the Harmony Gold Theater on ThursdayHarry Jowsey, Melissa Ordway, Coco Watson and Emily Shah were also in attendance.Opening up about how she was never a runner before making this film and she had to train hard for the role.She told AP on the red carpet: ‘I had to [train] because I am not a runner.’I’m not Tom Cruise and running is not part of my life, I hated running before, so I had to literally learn how to run and prepped for nine months with the most amazing Olympic trainer that taught me how to love-ish running.’The Runner sees Gal play a successful London lawyer who is thrust into a dangerous chase across the city when her son is abducted.She is forced to obey a series of mysterious demands from an unknown caller as she attempts to save her son.The film, which will be distributed by Amazon MGM Studios and is released on September 2, also stars Damian Lewis, Rory Wilmot and Alfred Enoch.Filming for the movie began in London in April. Hours before the after party, Gal turned heads in a strapless navy blue gown on the red carpet for her new film The actress appeared in high spirits as she was joined by Chris Mansolillo, Sue Kroll and Mike Hopkins Too Hot To Handle’s Harry Jowsey, who is currently starring in Netflix’s Let’s Marry Harry, was also at the event Actress and Model Melissa Ordway looked incredible as she posed for photographs on the red carpet Love Island USA season seven star Coco Watson caught the eye in a strapless gown, which she accessorised with statement jewellery Fortune defies Death actress Emily Shah stunned in a green polka dot dress with a white clutch and slingback pumpsBut throughout most of production, pro-Palestine activists repeatedly disrupted the London set of the Amazon Prime action thriller due to Gal’s Israeli nationality.The actress, who served in the Israel Defense Forces, has previously voiced strong support for Israel’s invasion of Gaza, following the October 7 Hamas attacks – a stance that has sparked outrage among pro-Palestinian campaigners.In May, the Met Police confirmed that five people were arrested at a filming site in Westminster for attempting to disrupt the production. Two of the arrests were for offences committed at previous protests, while three were for action on the day.’While we absolutely acknowledge the importance of peaceful protest, we have a duty to intervene where it crosses the line into serious disruption or criminality,’ said Superintendent Neil Holyoak.’I hope today’s operation shows we will not tolerate the harassment of or unlawful interference with those trying to go about their legitimate professional work in London.’Protests took place over at least 20 days, with activists sharing filming locations on social media and attempting to block access.One poster, circulated ahead of filming at YY London in June, read: ‘Last time her filming location was circulated, filming was successfully interrupted and activists made the point loud and clear. No to IDF soldiers in our city. No normalising war criminals!! Free Palestine.’Last month, protesters targeted Gal while she was filming on Waterloo Bridge, waving Palestinian flags and placards, banging saucepan lids, and blaring sirens. The Runner sees Gal play a successful London lawyer who is thrust into a dangerous chase across the city when her son is abductedChants included ‘Gal Gadot, you can’t hide’, while signs read ‘Trash Gadot not welcome in London’ and ‘Stop starving Gaza’.Officers from Scotland Yard dispersed the group but no arrests were made at that time.A Metropolitan Police spokesman confirmed the recent operation followed weeks of similar disruption ‘solely because an actress involved in the production is Israeli’. Gal did not comment publicly on the protests but her treatment sparked widespread condemnation.The Campaign Against Antisemitism condemned the sustained targeting of Gal, a mother-of-four, warning it reflects a wider climate of hostility toward Jewish people in the UK.A spokesman told the Daily Mail: ‘We welcome the arrests of individuals who have allegedly been harassing Gal Gadot and her colleagues during filming. At least the financial cost of allowing the mob unfettered freedom to spew their bile is motivating the authorities to act, even if the social cost has yet to be acknowledged.’With Ms Gadot reportedly reconsidering her business in the UK, it remains to be seen whether this is too little too late. Our polling shows that less than half of British Jews feel welcome in the UK.’Here is an example of a foreign Jew being made to feel unwelcome. We have all learned the hard way that ‘Free Palestine’ activism does not end with mere rhetoric. The time has come to clamp down once and for all.’The experience stands in stark contrast to her previous time filming in the UK, including work on Wonder Woman 1984, which shot scenes in London in 2018 without incident.Her latest visit has unfolded against a backdrop of growing concern over antisemitism in Britain, with the UK increasingly viewed as a hotbed of hostility toward Jewish figures in public life.