By Olivia Scheck
DNAinfo Reporter/Producer
MANHATTAN — Actor Casey Affleck played it cool on Tuesday night, when he found himself flanked by two of Hollywood's most beautiful leading ladies, Jessica Alba and Kate Hudson in Manhattan.
The Affleck sandwich occurred in the Meat Packing District at an after party for "The Killer Inside Me," which was screened as part of the TriBeCa Film Festival.
Affleck stars in the film, playing a small town serial killer, opposite Alba — a prostitute — and Hudson — a schoolteacher.
An all growns up Liam Aiken, who played the little boy in 1998's "Stepmom," is also in the movie, which was directed by the British filmmaker Michael Winterbottom.
Another TriBeCa Film Festival premiere, for the comedy "Please Give," took place on Chambers Street.
Actors Catherine Keener and Oliver Platt star in the fllm, which depicts the trials and tribulations of a Manhattan couple looking to renovate their apartment. Rom-com actress Amanda Peet also stars, and all three were in attendance on Tuesday, along with actors Mark Ruffalo and Josh Hamilton.
"Office Space" lead, Ron Livingston, and wife, Rosemarie Dewitt, who played Midge Daniels on "Mad Men," showed as well.
Meanwhile, in Midtown, Claire Danes and actor/hubby Hugh Dancy graced Manhattan's theater district for the opening of "Enron," a multimedia performance depicting the disastrous financial scandal.
A friend of the couple and daughter of Meryl Streep, Mamie Gummer, was also in attendance, along with actors James Van Der Beek, Alec Baldwin, Chris Noth and a mustachioed Guy Pearce.
