Brady Bunch’s Eve Plumb, 67, discovered on the red carpet at Tribeca Festival

Eve Plumb beats the city.

The actress, best known for his role as Jan at Brady Bunchparticipated in the Tribeca Festival World Premiere of Everything will be fine at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center on June 9. Plumb, 67, posed for photographers in a completely black ensemble topped with a floral, button-down shirt.

IN Everything will be fineThe Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney Star as parents who move their family to New Jersey to run a regional theater. The movie, which also plays Jack Champion, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth and Chris Cooper, meets theaters on June 20.

When it comes to Pluml, she is often discovered in the New York area and often shares event photos on Instagram. In February, She participated in the New York City premiere of Disney+’s Daredevil.

Plumb played like Jan on Brady Bunch From 1969 to 1974 and also expressed the character of the animated series Brady -children. After The series endedShe continued to work in general, including in the TV movie 1976 Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway (where she played against type as teenage sex workers) and in a TV mini series from 1978 Small women. She was the only member of the role that did not return to the 1976 series Brady Bunch Hour Because of her other commitments.

Plumb returned to the Brady world for the TV movie in 1981 Brady -girls get marriedJan played again, and she and Maureen McCormick, who played eldest sister Marcia, played together in the short -lived sitcom Brady -brides. She also appeared in the TV movie in 1988 A very Brady Christmas And the 1990 series Bradys.

Plumb has also seemed wide as a TV guest star in shows like Life’s factsThe Murder, she wroteThe The SHOW of the 70sThe All my childrenThe Law and order: Special sacrifice unit and Blue blood. She was also reunited with Her TV sibling for HGTV’s 2019 A very Brady renovation.

Jan has become a pop culture icon (and meme) in recent years for his many ups and downs on the series. “What I like about Jan is that she just isn’t afraid to fail. She’ll just keep trying,” Plumb told Yahoo! 2023.

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But Plumb told the outlet that it took literal decades for Jan and her “Marcia, Mars, Mars” to become a legendary figure, thanks to a Saturday Night Live The imitating of Melanie Hutsell and the 1996 movie A very Brady sequel.

“You have to remember, Brady Bunch Really was not popular or considered interesting at that time, “Plumb told the outlet.” It is only after the fact that all these themes and dig into it and discuss and calculate it has happened. … (series) was not considered relevant. Sackarin was considered. ” Brady Bunch Was “filler” and “very safe,” she added.