Dapper Brad Pitt, 62, puts on a loved-up display with his girlfriend Ines de Ramon, 33, at photocall for his new film Heart of the Beast during the San Sebastian Film Festival
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Dapper Brad Pitt put on a loved-up display with his stunning girlfriend Ines de Ramon at a photocall for his new film Heart of the Beast on Wednesday night.
The actor, 62, held hands with the beauty, 33, as he promoted the new movie at the San Sebastian Film Festival and looked smart in a black suit, with his hair in an old Hollywood slicked back style.
Ines turned heads in a glamorous strappy green lace dress which showed off her incredible figure.
The pair – who began dating in late 2022 – didn't leave each other's sides all night as they held hands and posed for snaps together.
In his new film Heart of the Beast, Brad stars as retired Special Forces officer James Belmont, who is accompanied by his retired combat dog Odin when their plane crashes in the remote Alaskan wilderness.
The two survive the crash but they're forced to fight for survival in bitter conditions while hoping to be rescued.
Dapper Brad Pitt put on a loved-up display with his stunning girlfriend Ines de Ramon at a photocall for his new film Heart of the Beast on Wednesday night
The actor, 62, held hands with the beauty, 33, as he promoted the new movie at the San Sebastian Film Festival
Brad was mobbed by fans when he arrived at the festival last week – just after friends revealed how his marriage to Angelina Jolie sent his life 'spiraling'.
A source close to Brad said: 'He never had a drink problem, he had an Angelina problem. He's worked hard on himself and he's now, finally, in a really good place.'
Brad and Angelina, 51, split back in September 2016 following just two years of marriage.
It comes after just last week Brad raved about the night of revelry he enjoyed with his girlfriend Ines at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding in July.
The pair were among the 1,000-strong guest list at the Madison Square Garden ceremony officiated by Adam Sandler.
When he was asked about the celebrations recently, Brad replied: 'You mean the wedding of the century?'
He added to Entertainment Tonight: 'Let me tell you, that was such an amazing night. I think we were there 10 hours, maybe 12. It was so thoughtful and well-planned and really moving and great fun.'
The star, who recently confessed to being 'off the wagon' after seven years of sobriety, shared that he briefly lost track of Ines amid the thicket of celebrities as a result of the stringent no-phone policy the newlyweds put in place.
In his new film Heart of the Beast, Brad stars as retired Special Forces officer James Belmont, who is accompanied by his retired combat dog Odin when their plane crashes in Alaska
Heartthrob Brad looked smart in a black suit and had his hair in an old Hollywood slicked back style
The pair - who began dating in late 2022 - didn't leave each other's sides all night as they held hands and posed for snaps together
Ines turned heads in a glamorous strappy green lace dress which showed off her incredible figure
It comes after just last week Brad raved about the night of revelry he enjoyed with his girlfriend Ines at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding in July
The pair looked loved-up as they posed for snaps together
The pair held hands as they made their way to the red carpet
Ines looked stunning in a green lace dress
Brad sweetly put his arms around her as they posed for the cameras
He put on an animated display ahead of signing autographs
Ines was there to support his at the photocall
He made a note of how 'big' the reception was and acknowledged with a laugh that 'at one point I lost her in the melee on the dance floor'.
However he insisted the period they spent wedged apart was 'not long', insofar as 'there's always someone to go: 'That way. She went that way.''
The pair made their Instagram debut as a couple in a slew of images showing the outfits they wore to Taylor and Travis's nuptials.
The pair married at Madison Square Garden but have yet to share any pictures from the event.
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