Hugh Grant and wife Anna Eberstein cut casual figures as they arrive at LAX Airport for flight back to the UK after SAG Awards
They turned heads when they walked the red carpet together at the 25th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday.
And Hugh Grant and his wife Anna Eberstein both cut casual figures as they arrived at LAX Airport to board a flight back to London on Monday.
The actor, 58, sported a black blazer which he paired with a white shirt and dark trousers.
Homeward bound: Hugh Grant and his wife Anna Eberstein both cut casual figures as they arrived at LAX Airport to board a flight back to London on Monday
Carrying a black briefcase, he also wore a pair of shades.
Anna, 39, looked sensational, donning a black blazer and matching skinny jeans for the couple’s journey back to the UK.
She added to her ensemble with a black and red-striped jumper and added height to her frame with a pair of black boots.
Letting her golden brown locks hang loose down her shoulders, the TV producer accessorised with a black handbag and a pair of shades.
Dapper: The actor, 58, sported a black blazer which he paired with a white shirt and dark trousers
Hugh was up against Anthony Hopkins in King Lear and Bill Pullman in The Sinner in his category at the awards ceremony.
The three-part drama tells the story of Liberal Party member Jeremy Thorpe, who fell from grace after he was put on trial for conspiracy and incitement to murder in connection to an attempted hit on his ex-lover, Norman Scott – played by Ben.
Speaking of the racy scene a few months earlier, Hugh admitted that while his father Captain James Murrary Grant, 89, supported him with the venture – he wasn’t too keen on seeing the scene.
Hugh told the Edinburgh Television Festival: ‘My father had been very supportive and I go to see him every Sunday night and that first Sunday night it was broadcast he said “isn’t your poof film on tonight?” – he’s ex military, you see.
Style: Anna, 39, looked sensational, donning a black blazer and matching skinny jeans for the couple’s journey back to the UK
‘And he’s 89. And I said “yes, Dad” and he said we should watch it, I have got a television set upstairs and we should go up and dust it off and watch it. And we did.
‘He’s very loyal, he said I’m determined to support you always. And we got as far as the Vaseline and he said: “I really am quite tired, I might go to bed”,’ he revealed.
Meanwhile, Jeremy, who was MP for North Devon from 1959 to 1979 and leader of the Liberal Party between 1967 and 1976, was later acquitted on all charges.
Despite his acquittal, the high-profile trial marked the end of his political career. He passed away in 2014, aged 85.
Honouree: The couple had attended the 25th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday where Hugh was nominated