*Top,* David Zaslav and Leonardo DiCaprio; *above,* Michael Barker and Graydon Carter.

*Top,* sunset at the Eden-Roc, overlooking the Mediterranean; *above,* Jeremy O’Harris, Lily-Rose Depp, and Troye Sivan.

*Top,* Dimitri Rassam, Charlotte Casiraghi, and Peter Safran; *above,* Martin Scorsese.

*Top,* Hari Nef and Daphne Guinness; *above,* Arpad Busson and Ruthie Rogers.

*Top,* Jerry Inzerillo and Robert De Niro; *above,* Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost.

*Top,* August Getty and Ivy Getty; *above,* Boy George.

*Top,* an AIR MAIL ashtray, along with matches and broadsheets; *above,* Carter, Hank Azaria, and Zaslav.

*Top,* John C. Reilly; *above,* Da’Vine Joy Randolph and Moses Sumney.

*Top,* Alex Akpobome and Bronwen Carter; *above,* Cathy Scorsese, Shawn McCreesh, Shannon Wu, Joe Kahn, and Marie-Louise Scio.

*Top,* Depp and Eva Longoria; *above,* Bryan Lourd.

*Top,* Sting chats with a guest; *above,* Ebs Barnough, Oliver Stone, and Deborah Kaplan.

*Top,* murals by Robert Risko; *above,* Rebel Wilson, Boy George, and Adam Lambert.

*Top,* Carter and Guinness; *above,* Paul Dano.

*Top,* Alessandra Stanley and Peter Soros; *above,* Jean Pigozzi.

*Top,* Jasmine Tookes and Lais Ribeiro; *above,* Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jason Statham.

*Top,* Matthias Schweighöfer and Ruby O. Fee; *above,* the AIR MAIL–Warner Bros. Discovery staff car for the evening, a Renault Estefette designed by Stuart Parr, pictured in the driver’s seat with his Maltipoo. Pigozzi brings up the rear.

*Top,* David and Pam Zaslav; *above,* Anna and Graydon Carter.

A Night at the Hôtel du Cap

Leonardo DiCaprio, Martin Scorsese, Scarlett Johansson, Robert De Niro, and other guests joined Graydon Carter and David Zaslav at the historic Antibes hotel in celebration of Warner Bros.’ centennial

By Elena Clavarino

Photographs by Daniel Paik

On Tuesday evening, guests gathered at the picturesque Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, overlooking the Mediterranean, for a party hosted by Graydon Carter and David Zaslav in celebration of the 100-year anniversary of Warner Bros.’ founding.

The start time was seven, and a vintage cream Renault Estafette stood parked outside the restaurant, where Carter and Zaslav, in ivory linen jackets, greeted guests. (The matching, they say, was an accident.) Lily-Rose Depp, whose new series with Abel Tesfaye, The Idol, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival the night before, panicked momentarily as she walked in—she thought she’d worn black to a white party.