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'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Cast Attends Season 13 Premiere!

The cast of FXX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia gets together for the premiere of season 13!

Rob McElhenney, Kaitlin Olson, Danny DeVito, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, and Jill Latiano stepped out for the event held at Regency Bruin Theatre on Tuesday (September 4) in Los Angeles.

(Glenn‘s shirt featured cats sitting inside donuts!)

They were joined by their co-stars David Hornsby, Sandy Martin, Gregory Scott Cummins, and T.J. Hoban.

Also there to show their support were Adina Porter, Navid Negahban, Emily Deschanel, and the stars of FX’s SnowfallCarter Hudson, Angela Lewis, Filipe Valle Costa, and Michael Hyatt.

FYI: Emily is wearing a Ted Baker dress, Dana Rebecca Design earrings, EF Collection rings, and an Edie Parker clutch. Kaitlin is wearing a Viktor & Rolf gown from Entre Nous Boutique, Pedro GarcĂ­a heels, and Jennifer Meyer jewelry.

45+ pictures inside of the Always Sunny cast at the premiere… More Here! »

'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Season 12 Premieres Tonight - Watch Trailer!

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia makes its grand season twelve return tonight (January 4)!

Stars of the hit show Charlie Day, his co-star/real-life wife Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Danny DeVito, Kaitlin Olson, Rob McElhenney and Glenn Howerton all hit the red carpet together at the season twelve premiere of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia last night (January 3) at the Fox Bruin Theatre in Los Angeles.

Also in attendance to show their support was Glenn‘s wife Jill Latiano and Amanda Peet, as well as the stars of Man Seeking WomanJay Baruchel, Britt Lower, Katie Findlay and Simon Rich – who celebrated the season three premiere of their show.

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia season twelve premieres at 10pm EST on FXX – Watch the red band trailer below!


It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 12 | Red Band Trailer

FYI: Kaitlin is wearing a By Johnny dress.