Loved-up Brad Pitt leads the way as celebrities descend on F1 The Movie premiere
They glammed up superbly as they posed for pictures with their arms wrapped around each other. Brad, who stars as Sonny Hayes in the flick, looked dapper in an emerald green suit. He completed his suave look with a pair of tinted sunglasses and shaved head.
Ines, meanwhile, stunned in a glitzy gown with a cowl neckline and a halter neck. She carried a matching tassel bag for the occasion as the duo turned up the heat at the star-studded event.
Tom Cruise also waved to the crowd as he opted for a navy suit and light grey shirt, which he left slightly unbuttoned. He too went for the sunglasses look as he strolled down the blue carpet.
Brad and Tom shared a laugh together as the excited crowd looked on. They embraced on the carpet as the buzz grew.
Damson Idris, Kerry Condon and Ed Sheeran were also among the stars putting on a show prior to the feature. As too were former footballer Gareth Bale and his wife Emma, while Raye also turned heads with a sophisticated style.
For the film, the high-octane drama teams Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski with Hollywood star Brad Pitt for a thrilling take on one of the world's most popular sports. In the all-star cast, there is Oscar-winners to TV legends featured, as are rising talents.
The film follow's Brad's character Sonny following a devastating crash in the 1990s. He is forced to bow out and compete elsewhere, eventually living a nomadic lifestyle when we meet him in 2025.
However, he's obliged to come out of his self-imposed exile when his close friend Ruben Cervantes (played by Javier Bardem) picks him to mentor Apex Grand Prix team (APXGP) rookie, Joshua 'Noah' Pearce (Damson Idris).
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