Polish actress Agata Buzek sparks concern with her worryingly slim figure at Hummingbird premiere

With Rosie Huntington-Whiteley on the red carpet, other women stood little chance of standing out on the red carpet at the premiere of Hummingbird in London on Monday night.
However, one person who courted attention, for all the wrong reasons, was Polish actress Agata Buzek.
The 36-year-old star sparked concern with her incredibly slender figure as she posed up with co-star Jason Statham.

Worryingly slim: Agata Buzek sparked concern with her incredibly slim figure at the premiere of Hummingbird in London on Monday night

Transformation: Agata looks significantly slimmer than she did in Venice in 2010

Wearing a patterned sleeveless longline top and matching cropped trousers, Agata highlighted her worryingly thin frame by wearing a black belt tied around her waist.
The blonde star wore her hair tied up in a ponytail as she attended the star-studded premiere, and finished off her look with a cream coat and black flat shoes.
While Agata has always been slim, having formerly worked as a fashion model in Paris, her weight loss was even more noticeable as she attended the world premiere of Hummingbird.

Posing up: Agata posed alongside co-star Jason Statham and the movie's director Steven Knight at the premiere

Sneaky cigarette break: Agata was seen puffing away on a nicotine stick following the premiere

Compared to pictures of the actress, who is now believed to be slimmer than a US size 0 (a UK size 4), back in 2010, Agata looks to have lost a significant amount of weight.
But Agata appeared otherwise in good spirits as she posed for photographers.
And speaking at the premiere, Agata, who plays nun Cristina in the movie, admitted it was great fun working with hardman Statham.

Monochrome: Agata wore a patterned longline top with matching trousers, a cream coat and flat black shoes

She said: 'It was great working with Jason. Before the shoot when we had time to rehearse and get into the film and get to know the characters - it was great to see the way he really loved the script and wanted to do it.
'He had so much energy and humour, ideas and everything. And then on set I think we had a lot of trust in each other and we trusted that we would try our best, and that was a great feeling.'