Elizabeth Banks flaunts a leggy skin-tight burgundy dress in New York City

On the way to Trevor Noah show in New York earlier on Wednesday.

The 48-year-old Hunger Games alum opted for a burgundy dress that easily showed off her toned figure.

The talented star is promoting her latest historical biopic, Call Jane, which will officially open in theaters later this month on October 28.

The beauty showed off her sense of style and wore a long-sleeved burgundy knit dress to keep warm in the fall temperatures.

The fashionable ensemble featured a thigh-high cutout on the right side with bright suspenders that allowed a glimpse of her long legs.

Elizabeth put on knee high heeled boots.

The Pitch Perfect star kept a cheerful smile on her face as she was surrounded by a gaggle of paparazzi as she left the hotel.

Busy day: The talented star kept a big smile on her face as she headed for an interview on The Trevor Noah Show in the Big Apple

Her blonde locks were swept to the side and slicked back into a stylish updo, revealing a pair of large gold hoop earrings.

She kept her makeup classic and simple, adding winged black eyeliner and nude gloss lipstick.

During the interview on CBS MorningElizabeth talked about her new abortion drama, Call Jane.

Speaking about the script, she said: “When I first read it, I just thought, ‘Oh, this is going to be such a great way to honor a little piece of the history of these very revolutionary women in Chicago.’

The film, which is based on true events, follows a woman with a life-threatening pregnancy who “lives in America at a time where she can’t get a legal abortion and works with a group of suburban women to find help,” according to IMDB.

Call Jane is set in the late 1960s, before Roe Vs. Wade happened.

The Story: Talking about her latest film, Call Jane, on CBS Mornings, Elizabeth expressed how she loved that the film honored “a little piece of history”; seen earlier in October at the Los Angeles premiere of Call Jane

Promotion: The talented actress worked a busy schedule promoting her last biopic in the late 1960s; seen earlier Tuesday in New York

The upcoming film not only stars Elizabeth, but also features a talented cast including Sigourney Weaver and Wunmi Mossaku.

When talking with ET Canada during the red carpet premiere of Call Jane earlier this month, the actress discussed the film’s release.

“I absolutely believe we have an opportunity to remind people what our country looked like before Roe v. Wade, for pregnant women who want an abortion,” she said.

The official national premiere of the film is scheduled for fans and audiences on October 28 this month.