"Where the Wild Things Are" premiere

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Premiere of the film "Where the Wild Things Are", in New York Tuesday, Oct., 13, 2009.

Tom Hanks arrives to the New York premiere of the film Where the Wild Things Are. Hanks co-produced the film which has been adapted from the beloved children's classic.

Forest Whitaker and his wife Keisha arrive. Whitaker appears in the film.

Max Records arrives for the premiere of the film.

Lauren Ambrose stands in front of a poster of the character 'KW', who she plays in the film.

Author Maurice Sendak, left, film director Spike Jonze, center, and actor Max Records, right.

Catherine O'Hara, left, and Catherine Keener, right.

James Gandolfini and his wife Deborah Lin attend the after party.

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Tom Hanks arrives to the New York premiere of the film Where the Wild Things Are. Hanks co-produced the film which has been adapted from the beloved children's classic.

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