Magical Night at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood

By Micky Soler

It was a night to remember under the iconic lights of Hollywood.

This past Saturday, September 6th, actor and filmmaker Lejon Stewart lit up the TCL Chinese Theatre during the Silicon Beach Film Festival, where he presented his latest short film, The Job. The project stars Stewart alongside multi-award-winning actress Dawna Lee Heising, and is directed by the talented Craig Railsback.

Having already enjoyed a successful summer that included hosting duties at the San Diego International Kids Film Festival, Stewart brought his signature charisma and energy to the Hollywood red carpet and added a heartwarming twist. Arriving with his 91-year-old mother, Frankie Stewart who proudly held the title of Ms. Senior America 1996 Lejon made it a truly family affair. Their presence added a touch of grace and legacy to an already dazzling evening.

The red carpet buzzed with familiar faces and friends. Stewart posed for photos with actor Robert Amico, who moderated the post screening Q&A session, as well as with longtime friend and fellow entertainer Suzanne Von Schaack, among others. Smiles, snapshots, and conversations flowed throughout the night, creating a warm and vibrant atmosphere.

The Job was met with excitement and applause, showcasing Stewart’s continued dedication to his craft. The evening was more than just a film screening it was a celebration of storytelling, friendship, and passion for the arts.

In a place where stars have shined for nearly a century, Lejon Stewart stood tall among them not just for his undeniable talent, but for the heart and humility he brought to the occasion.

A magical night, indeed.