Pedro Pascal looks dapper in sheer shirt as he joins co-stars at premiere of The Fantastic Four
The actor, 50, posed with co-stars Joseph Quinn, Vanessa Kirby, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, while promoting the new Marvel movie.
He added to the white, tailored dress shirt in semi-sheer fabric with black flared pants, matching leather dress shoes, and a pair of spectacles.
Vanessa, 37, was showing off her baby bump in a sheer black dress that had exaggerated, textured bell sleeves, and completed the look with black heels.
Joseph, 31, wore a royal blue satin shirt underneath his well-fitted suit, to which he added patent dress shoes.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach, 48, who plays The Thing in the movie added a dark shirt under a fashionable blazer, and was seen giggling with his co-stars as they posed at the event.
The four stars of the hotly-anticipated comic book adaptation were seen arriving in Australia this weekend ahead of the premiere.
The film marks the latest reboot of Marvel's iconic superhero team and is one of the studio's most anticipated releases in years.
Details: Vanessa chose a clean and peachy make-up look with a pale coral lipstick and slicked her blonde hair off her face into a low ponytail
Sharp: The British actor wore a royal blue satin shirt underneath his well-fitted suit, to which he added patent dress shoes
Meanwhile, Pedro recently responded to critics who say he was 'too old' to have been cast in the newest Fantastic Four film.
The actor discussed the subject with AP News, revealing that the online comments have taken a toll on him.
Pascal explained that while he typically ignores negative comments relating to his work, being hurt by backlash sometimes 'comes with the territory.'
'I think that sometimes the outside will find you, no matter how much you try to protect yourself from it, and it just comes with the territory,' the A-lister reasoned.
'I think maybe my nerves were bigger than they usually are, and so I think I just was a little bit more sensitive to the love that people have for stories like this, because I know that they wouldn't exist if it weren't for the love that people have for these characters,' he explained on the red carpet of a Fantastic Four fan event in London.
He added that he felt pressure to 'fulfill expectations' as he Reed Richards, AKA Mr Fantastic.
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