Chris Pratt turned out to be the ultimate gentleman at a press conference for his new film “The Electric State” by intervening to protect his co-star Millie Bobby Brown Of an clumsy wardrobe accident.

A viral video circulating on social networks captured Chris Pratt rushing using Millie Bobby Brown as she was fighting to get up from her chair while wearing a denim mini skirt.

In the clip, the actress “Stranger Things” seemed to bend and quietly ask Pratt.

Without hesitation, Pratt moved to her, effectively blocking public view while adjusting her mini-skirt Dolce & Gabbana from the brand Spring 2021 collection. Brown, who kept herself on Pratt’s arm while she got up, seemed grateful for her rapid thought.

As she walked away, Pratt added a light touch by applauding for her and even showing a fun dance movement. The duo shared a smile, showing that they were in a good mood despite the apparent problem of the wardrobe.

The clip quickly gained ground online, with many fans praising the Pratt chivalry act.

“A real and respectful man,” wrote an admirer on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, while another has echoed, “a great guy! A wonderful gentleman!”

Brown also received praise for her composure, a noting fan: “And as a woman, she was well aware of what people would try to do. Great modesty and class of Millie.”

Brown, who made waves with his fashion choices during the press tour of “The Electric State”, associated the mini-skirt in denim with brown suede boots and a chic Miu miu handbag. She completed the look with playful space breads, a hairstyle she presented on her Instagram on the same day.

A few days later, Brown changed his style for a “State Electric” projection in London, Get out in a superb shiny red strap dress Associated with a daring red lip. The star of “Damsel” continues to dazzle with her evolving style, making comparisons with Pamela Anderson thanks to her platinum blond hair.

“The Electric State”, the long-awaited science fiction adventure with Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, should make the public a multi-platform trip. The film, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, follows the story of Michelle, an orphan teenager who embarks on a quest for cross-country with her robot companion, Cosmo, to find her younger brother, Chris, after a robot uprising.

But the story does not end with the film. The Russo Brothers improve the universe of “State Electric” with a prequel video game describes as a “game of adventure puzzle the size of a bite”. The game, which takes place five years before the events of the film, offers a deeper dive into the relationship of Michelle and Chris, which filmmakers believe essential for the broader impact of history.

“This is something we are always open and something we are still considering,” said Russo Variety. “But the fact that” the electrical state “can be explored through different supports, the type of history it is and the type of experience it is, can be explored in different ways is something very important for us as a storyteller.”

One of the main advantages of the video game format is his ability to explore the complexities of Michelle’s brother’s relationship and Chris beyond the constraints of a two-hour film.

“It is entering a part of their relationship that we do not follow in the film, this kind of preceding the film, but also after the film,” said Russo. “And the game is capable of exploring the relationship in depth. We certainly explore the very in -depth relationship in the film, but there is just a limit in a two -hour medium to the quantity of land that you can cover, in terms of history.”

The game promises to immerse itself in the “wonderful and complicated sister relationship” between Michelle and Chris, capturing the nuanced and evolving dynamics that may not have entered the film.