Laura Linney Is Honored With A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame: 'Beyond My Wildest Dreams'

Laura Linney rejoiced when she was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday.

The 58-year-old actress posed for style in a navy blue midi dress while attending the unveiling party in Los Angeles, California.

The four-time Emmy Award-winning asymmetric dress features a wraparound neckline and ruffled hem.

Honors: Laura Linney rejoiced when she was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday

The Ozark star wore black pointed high heels with silver dangling earrings, two bracelets, and several rings.

New York’s strawberry blonde locks were swept into a side part and styled into curls around her shoulders.

The three-time Academy Award nominee had a glamorous makeup palette that included mauve lipstick, rosy blush, golden eyeshadow, and dark eyeliner.

Chic: The 58-year-old actress posed for style in a navy blue midi dress while attending the unveiling party in Los Angeles, California.

Holland Taylor, who starred with Laura on the 1998 science fiction drama The Truman Show, and Ozark Show director Chris Mundy presented the award to the artist.

“This is more frustrating than I thought it would be,” Laura said as she began her acceptance speech, in the Belfast Telegraph.

She continued, “I would have considered it a completely crazy talk, which would have been ridiculous, confusing and unfathomable.

“Even 30 years later, I can tell you that on a daily basis I feel quietly stunned and not quietly delighted to be embraced, not just by Los Angeles itself, but by the industries, companies, and people who call it home.

STYLISH: The four-time Emmy winner’s asymmetric dress features a plunging neck and ruffled hem

“Having my name kept and protected by a star along this famous pier is beyond my wildest dreams.”

The Big C graduate said she was honored to serve the arts, which she described as a “medical, illustrative, and nourishing endeavour.”

She added, “So much in this world is a waste of time, we’re wasting what’s precious.

But you can’t go wrong with the time you spend with and around the arts. No matter what your profession or beliefs, the arts are only good for you… they make everyone and everything better.

Too much: “This is more frustrating than I thought it would be,’ said Laura as she began her acceptance speech.

Holland, 79, praised Laura for her moral generosity, great body of work, and her ability to hide in her roles.

This is Laura’s secret gift, Laura Leggett Lenny, and she’s all she looks like. No smoke, no mirrors, just magic.

Laura seemed visibly moved by Holland’s words and the two actresses shared a warm embrace.

Honors: Holland Taylor, who starred with Laura in the 1998 sci-fi drama The Truman Show, and Chris Mundy, a model for Ozark, presented the performance award.

Praise: In her remarks, Holland, 79, praised Crystal for her moral generosity, her formidable body of work, and her ability to disappear into her roles.

Holland: ‘This is Laura’s secret gift, Laura Leggett Lenny, and it’s all she looks like. No smoke, no mirrors, just magic”

During his speech, Chris said, “I’ve never met anyone, really, in work or life who elevates the people around her more than Laura does.

With generosity and dedication but most importantly with friendships. Everyone’s life is better with Laura in it.

“I know people who use it as a compass for the right way to behave, and to be such a diverse group of people is just a phenomenon,” he added.

The Like: During his speech, Chris said, “I’ve never met anyone, really, in work or life who lifts the people around her more than Laura does.”

Longtime friend and former Juilliard co-star Jane Triplehorn, 59, was also joined at the party by Laura.

The actresses alongside husband Jane Leland Orser in the 2013 drama Morning, which was also directed by Leland, 61.

Laura posed for photos alongside her co-star with Jane and Leland and their son on August 20.

Supportive: Old friend and ex-Juilliard co-star Laura Jane Triplehorn, 59, also joined at the party.

Laura’s star is the 2727th star on the Walk of Fame and is located next to Ozark star Jason Bateman.

At the ceremony, July 25 was also declared Hollywood’s Laura Linney Day.

The Belfast Telegraph reported that Laura stopped several times during her talk to inquire about the welfare of a man who was heard screaming nearby on Hollywood Boulevard.

“It’s a tough world we live in these days, and things like this intersect all over the place…” she said, at the outlet.

“If this is Laura Linney’s day, I hope we can all keep a little compassion in our hearts and educate ourselves about the needs of others, mental illness, addiction, and all that is laid before us.”