Colin Farrell made a rare appearance with his youngest son Henry as the pair took to the Emmys red carpet.
The Irish actor, 45, was among the nominees at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
Earlier this year The Penguin star Colin won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor for his role in the HBO’s acclaimed DC series, a feat he is no doubt hoping to replicate.
And in a sweet display, Colin was joined for the evening by his son Henry, 15 – who he shares with his Ondine costar Alicja Bachleda-Curús.
Colin looked dapper for the evening in a black and white velvet tux, with his son opting for an all-black attire.
The Banshees Of Inisherin star and Henry’s mum Alicja dated from from approximately late 2008 to early 2010.
Colin Farrell made a rare appearance with his youngest son Henry as the pair took to the Emmys red carpet on Sunday
Irish actor Colin Farrell is nominated for Best Actor for his role in The Penguin
The actor also shares eldest son James with his ex Kim Bordenave who he dated from 2001 until 2003.
This year’s Emmy Awards sees a whole host of British and Irish acting legends as well as relative newcomers vying for gongs at the star-studded ceremony in LA.
Leading the pack is Adolescence star Owen Cooper who could make history as the youngest ever male winner if he scoops Supporting Actor Award for the Netflix’s smash hit series which has swept the board with 13 nominations.
Co-stars Erin Doherty and Stephen Graham have also landed nods, alongside fellow Brit and The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood and Irish actor Colin Farrell for his role in The Penguin.
The current record holder for youngest male is Scott Jacoby, who bagged the Best Supporting Actor at 16 in 1973 for drama That Certain Summer.
Daily Mail previously revealed Owen would be entered in the Best Supporting Actor category, as opposed to Best Actor, which experts hailed as a ‘genius move’ and said would massively boost his chances of winning.
He will compete in the same category against co-star Ashley Walters who has also been nominated for his first Emmy for his role as DI Luke Bascombe.
Meanwhile Stephen, who co-created and co-wrote Adolescence as well as starring in it as Owen’s father, is also up for Outstanding Leading Actor and Outstanding Writing in a Limited Series.
And in a sweet display, Colin was joined for the evening by his son Henry, 15 – who he shares with his Ondine costar Alicja Bachleda-Curús
Colin looked dapper for the evening in a black and white velvet tux, with his son opting for an all-black attire
The Banshees Of Inisherin star and Henry’s mum Alicja dated from from approximately late 2008 to early 2010
While Erin’s gripping one-take scene as child psychologist Briony interviewing teenager murderer Jamie Miller – played by Owen – was lauded as the ‘most astounding episode of a dazzling quartet’ by the Guardian.
She is up for the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie prize, and faces strong competition against co-star Christine Tremarco, Irish actress Ruth Negga as well as Deirdre O’Connell, Chloë Sevigny and Jenny Slate.
Ahead of the ceremony Adolescence star Owen said: ‘I will never forget this for the rest of my life. If I break the record that would be cool. It’s all next level. This time last year I didn’t know what I’d be doing.
‘Never could I have believed that this show would change my life in the way that it has.’
The young actor has also revealed which iconic role he wants to play next after the Netflix series made him world famous overnight.
He admitted seeing Tom Holland, 28, in disaster drama The Impossible, based on the events of the 2004 Thailand Tsunami, which made him want to be an actor and now dreams of replacing his idol as Spiderman in the Marvel Universe.
In Adolescence the young star’s perfomance has gained plaudits and calls for a BAFTA nomination, but Owen admitted being left surprised after receiving equally supportive messages from his mates back home in Warrington.
Earlier this year The Penguin star Colin won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor for his role in the HBO’s acclaimed DC series (pictured)
This year’s Emmy Awards sees a whole host of British and Irish acting legends as well as relative newcomers vying for gongs (Owen Cooper in Adolescence pictured)
Leading the pack is Adolescence star Owen Cooper alongside fellow Brit and The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood (pictured)
For her role in The White Lotus Aimee, 31, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama series, faced ridicule over her teeth in an SNL sketch as well as rumours of a feud with co-star and onscreen love interest Walton Goggins.
In a recent interview with British GQ, she explained that White Lotus creator Mike White had to ‘fight’ to cast her, which made her feel insecure.
She continued: ‘When someone (not a producer) told me Mike fought for me it was said in a nice way.
‘I just spiralled about it because of my own imposter syndrome. That was my point. Just really wanted to clear that up because HBO have been nothing but super supportive.’
In the GQ article, Aimee dove into the insecurity, saying, ‘My little head goes: “HBO didn’t want me. And I know why HBO didn’t want me, it’s because I’m ugly.”‘
