Charles Dance and Alessandra Masi looked as loved-up as ever as they made an appearance at a star-studded party for new Netflix series Zero Day on Wednesday.
The couple mingled with a host of other celebrities at the event in London which offered guests a screening of the upcoming political thriller series, starring Robert De Niro.
The English actor, 78, cut a dashing figure in a petrol blue trench coat over a navy turtleneck jumper as he put an arm around his Italian girlfriend, 56.
He added a pair of dark blue jeans and some brown Oxford shoes to complete the look.
Alessandra, meanwhile, commanded attention in a long black fur coat, pairing the item with black boots and a black cross-body bag.
She added a shock of colour with a purple scarf which had flecks of black on it.
Charles Dance and Alessandra Masi looked as loved-up as ever as they made an appearance at a star-studded party for new Netflix series Zero Day on Wednesday
The couple mingled with a host of other celebrities including Michael Ward (centre) at the event in London which offered guests a screening of the upcoming political thriller series
They were also joined by Hope Ikpoku Jnr, Jason Barrett, Aml Ameen and Michael Ward at the special launch party in the capital.
Zero Day is due to be released on the streamer on February 20 and focusses on a political conspiracy surrounding a global cyberattack.
It stars Robert as the lead character, as well as Lizzy Caplan and Jesse Plemons in key roles.
Charles and Alessandra’s style was a far cry from their famous naked showing at a nudist beach during a sunny getaway to the Spanish Island of Formentera last May.
The actor, who played the older Louis Mountbatten in The Crown, showcased his toned physique as he strolled along the sands before taking a cool dip in the ocean.
Alessandra also displayed her youthful figure and tied back her curly locks into a bun before joining the Game Of Thrones star in the water.
The couple, who met on the set of his 2020 film, The Book of Vision, later retreated to their towels and took shelter from the scorching sun beneath an umbrella.
When they met Alessandra was working as a production manager on the surreal historical movie which was shot on locations in Italy and Belgium.
Charles (pictured, with Hope Ikpoku Jnr, centre-left, Alessandra, centre-right and Michael, right) added a pair of dark blue jeans and some brown Oxford shoes to complete the look
They were also joined by Jason Barrett (pictured, left) and Aml Ameen (right) at the special launch party in the capital
Charles met Alessandra (pictured, in December) when she was working as a production manager on the movie The Book Of Vision which was shot on locations in Italy and Belgium
The film features Charles as two doctors – one in modern London and the other in 18th century Prussia.
Asked what was his main memory of the movie, he said: ‘To be honest, it’s meeting Alessandra.’ The couple have now been together for around four years.
Charles was married to Joanna Haythorn from 1970 to 2004, and they have two grown-up children.
He then dated actress Sophia Myles, then in her 20s, who has starred in films including Thunderbirds, but they split in 2005.
Charles was also linked to French-born ex-Gucci model Shambhala Marthe, and then dated artist Eleanor Boorman for four years.
Despite welcoming baby daughter Rose together in 2012 and even getting engaged, the couple split months later.
Last year Charles revealed his 34-year marriage broke down when he came clean to his wife about ‘succumbing to some temptations’.
The star told of his ‘huge regret’ that his relationship with sculptor Joanne came to an end when they divorced in 2004 after he admitted he had cheated on her.
Charles played Lord Louis Mountbatten in The Crown (pictured) and has starred in TV shows such as Game Of Thrones
He revealed his 34-year marriage with Joanna Haythorn broke down when he came clean to his wife about ‘succumbing to some temptations’ (pictured: the couple together in 2000)
Charles blamed his behaviour on becoming an unlikely sex symbol after starring in the 1984 TV drama The Jewel In The Crown (pictured)
The couple – who had two children together, son Oliver, 50, and Rebecca, 44 – wed in 1970.
The charismatic actor blamed his behaviour on becoming an unlikely sex symbol after starring in the 1984 TV drama The Jewel In The Crown as he admitted he succumbed to his libido.
But he said he is grateful his ex-wife was able to forgive him 18 months after he destroyed their three decade marriage and are now ‘best friends’.
Speaking to Gyles Brandreth on the Rosebud podcast, he said: ‘For the most part it was a wonderful marriage, but then, unfortunately, I succumbed to some temptations along the way and the marriage ended because of my behaviour really.’
The couple were living in Somerset, spending their days at separate ends of the ‘enormous’ house, when he broke the news to her about his cheating past.
‘I eventually had to come clean,’ he said. ‘Because we were living in Somerset, in this enormous place, and Jo had her study at one end and I had mine at the other end, and we became a bit like George and Martha (in the play) Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? really after a while.
‘Eventually I came back and I thought, “really, we have to have [a] very serious conversation”. And I had to come clean and it came as a shock to Jo, bless her.’
