The Inventing Anna actress, 29, stunned in all green as she debuted a new platinum up-do with straight hair at the premiere of Asteroid City at the 76th annual Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday.

“Ozark” was a smash hit for Netflix well into its concluding season. The series hit 78.4 million viewing hours in its premiere week after the release of the final seven episodes.

Julia Garner took home the award for best supporting actress in a drama at the Emmys on Sept. 12, marking her third win for the role of Ruth Langmore in "Ozark." ...

Ruth’s actions, however twisted, are always for the good of the Langmore clan. Ruth doesn’t understand why her brother, Wyatt (Charlie Tahan), would want to marry Darlene, but she agrees to ...

And even now, I’ve got [Ozark ’s] Ruth.” The Indiana University graduate, however, is grateful for the characters she has played over the years.

Ozark's fourth season has come and gone. Endings are tough, especially for a critically acclaimed show, but after five years Ozark finally has its finale. Was it a good ending? Depends on who you ask.

Last week, Garner spoke with TIME about Ruth's fate, of which she said, "It felt like I was dying. My death was also the last scene of Ozark. I think the last shot we did was me on the ground.

Sofia Hublitz of "Ozark" talks to TODAY about the season four finale of Netflix's popular TV series, which some viewers deemed disappointing because of Ruth's fate, and a spinoff.

In the end, the other half won: Julia Garner’s plucky, potty-mouthed spitfire was killed off in the closing minutes of Ozark ‘s series finale (read recap here).