See Halle Berry And Mark Wahlberg At ‘The Union’ Red Carpet Premiere

Mark Wahlberg, Halle Berry and more stars were at the red carpet premiere of the new Netflix original movie The Union Monday night in Los Angeles.

The Union, which debuts on Netflix on Friday, is a comedy spy thriller about a covert government organization called The Union, Berry plays Roxanne Hall, a Union spy who returns to New Jersey 25 years after breaking off her romance with her high school boyfriend Mike McKenna (Wahlberg).

The Union is trying to retrieve some stolen data from a CIA turncoat that identifies every government official in the U.S. However, since every Union agent is listed in the data file, the group needs some unidentifiable to recover the case holding it, so Roxie suggests Mike—a New Jersey construction worker—who reluctantly joins the operation.

Here’s a look at some of the stars who attended the premiere.

The Union also stars Mike Colter as Union agent Nick Faraday. The film is directed by Julian Farino, who directed several episodes of the hit series Entourage, which Mark Wahlberg produced.

Mike Colter shook hands with Julian Farino on The Union red carpet and formed sort of a group hug with Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry in the process.

The Union also stars Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, who plays Union agent Frank Preiffer.

Jackie Earle Haley stars as Union tech expert Foreman in The Union. The film also stars J.K. Simmons as Union leader Tom Brennan.

Also attending The Union red carpet premiere were Jessica De Gouw and Alice Lee. De Gouw plays Juliet Quinn, who works for the villain in the film, while Lee plays Union agent Athena Kim.

Jessica De Gouw met up with Halle Berry on The Union red carpet.

The Union also stars Patch Darragh (pictured, left) as Bobby Breslin in the film. Darragh joined his fellow cast members at the premiere.

Various cast and crew members for The Union gathered on the red carpet for a photo. including producers Jennifer Madeloff, Stephen Levinson, Dan Lin and Jeff G. Waxman.

The Union debuts on Netflix on August 16.

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