John Travolta models another kooky beret at Cannes hours after being trolled for striking new look
John Travolta appeared at the Cannes Film Festival wearing a black beret while promoting his new film and directorial debut, 'Propeller One-Way Night Coach.' The 72-year-old actor, who previously wore a cream-colored beret to the film's premiere, sparked online reactions due to his altered appearance, including dyed facial hair and wire-rimmed glasses. Travolta, who was honored with a lifetime achievement Palme d’Or, posed alongside his daughter Ella, who co-stars in the movie.
- ▪John Travolta wore a black beret and an all-black velvet outfit during the photocall for his film at Cannes.
- ▪He received an honorary Cannes Palme d’Or, which he described as a humbling lifetime achievement award.
- ▪Travolta’s daughter Ella, 26, co-stars in the film and accompanied him on the red carpet.
- ▪The actor has recently favored berets, also wearing a blue one in an Instagram video and a cream-colored one at the premiere.
- ▪'Propeller One-Way Night Coach' follows a cross-country journey to Hollywood, with Ella playing a flight attendant.
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Celebrity News John Travolta models another kooky beret at Cannes hours after being trolled for striking new look By Antoinette Bueno Published May 16, 2026, 4:53 p.m. ET John Travolta is doubling down on his bold choice of headwear. The actor, 72, wore another beret at the photocall for his new movie, “Propeller One-Way Night Coach,” at the Cannes Film Festival Saturday. Travolta looked fit in an all-black outfit, which included a black beret. Travolta happily posed with his hands out for photographers, sporting a velvet button-down shirt, slim-fit pants and boots. The “Grease” star wore wire-rimmed spectacles and had dyed facial hair, looking noticeably different than fans are used to.
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