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premiere

[pri-meer, -myair] / prɪˈmɪər, -ˈmyɛər /


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Speaking to the BBC Access All podcast the day after the film premiered in September, Davidson talked about seeing it in a cinema being a monumental occasion.

From BBC

Opera just a month after the world-famous composer abruptly canceled June’s world premiere of Symphony No. 15 “Lincoln” at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

From Los Angeles Times

"Blue Moon" takes place almost entirely in the bar of a Broadway restaurant where Hart takes refuge during the premiere of "Oklahoma!" -- the first major show his long-time collaborator Richard Rodgers created with Oscar Hammerstein.

From Barron's

It’s tough to imagine anything more comedic than “Get Him to the Greek,” which came out in 2010, and “Bridesmaids,” which premiered in 2011.

From Los Angeles Times

So while “Heated Rivalry” fans wait for the second season — set to premiere in spring 2027 — they’ll now be able to take their own trip to the cottage.

From Los Angeles Times