It’s the hotly-anticipated World War One epic by Sam Mendes.
And Richard Madden looked sharp alongside his chic co-star Claire Duburcq for the star-studded premiere for 1917, which took place at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London on Wednesday.
The actor, 33, was dressed to impress as he stepped out onto the red carpet in a black tuxedo, which he paired with a crisp white shirt and a black bow tie.
Stars: Richard Madden looked sharp in a black tuxedo as he joined chic Claire Duburcq at star-studded London premiere for Sam Mendes’ World War One epic 1917 on Wednesday
Richard completed his look by stepping out in a pair of sleek black shoes, and kept his accessories simple by wearing a designer watch.
His brunette locks were styled into a slick Pompadour, while he had a close-cropped beard for a ruggedly handsome look.
Richard takes on the supporting role of Lieutenant Blake in the film, brother to Dean-Charles Chapman’s lead character who is known by the same name.
French actress Claire was sure to turn heads in her androgynous chic look as he teamed a dark red suit with a white lace shirt.
Handsome: Richard’s brunette locks were styled into a slick Pompadour, while he had a close-cropped beard for a ruggedly handsome look
Chic: Claire completed her look by boosting her height in a pair of black bow-detail heels
Glamorous: Claire’s brunette locks were pulled back into a sleek ponytail, while she wore a natural palette of make-up for the outing
Co-stars: Richard enjoyed a chat with fellow cast member Andrew Scott at the premiere
Animated: The pair appeared to be enjoying an interesting conversation at the event
Claire completed her look by boosting her height in a pair of black bow-detail heels, while she chose to forgo wearing any accessories.
Her brunette locks were pulled back into a sleek ponytail, while she wore a natural palette of make-up for the outing.
The actress makes a brief appearance, and portrays an unnamed French woman who is found hiding underground of a bombed-out city.
Simple: Claire chose to forgo wearing any accessories for the event
Star: The actress makes a brief appearance, and portrays an unnamed French woman who is found hiding underground of a bombed-out city
Royal visit: Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall made an appearance at the event
Arriving in style: Price Charles donned a black suit for the occasion, while Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall wore a shawl that had a hot pink trim over a black gown
Stylish: The Duchess kept her personal items in a dazzling clutch bag and a diamond necklace
Meeting: Prince Charles spoke with the cast as they waited for the screening to take place
Talkative: Camilla also took the time to chat with Andrew and Richard
Having a great time: Sam and Andrew looked delighted as they enjoyed World Premiere and Royal Performance after party at The Old Library in Guildhall
Pals: Sam wrapped his arm around Andrew’s shoulder as they took a photo
Andrew Scott, who plays Lieutenant Leslie in the World War One epic, looked dapper in a red velvet suit jacket which he paired with tailored trousers.
Adding to the suave look, the Sherlock star wore a cummerbund around his waist and completed his ensemble with a bow tie and brogues.
His raven tresses were brushed into a tousled style, and Andrew chose not to wear any accessories to keep the outfit simple, yet sharp.
Handsome: Andrew Scott, who plays Lieutenant Leslie in the World War One epic, looked dapper in a red velvet suit jacket which he paired with tailored trousers
Dapper: Andrew’s raven tresses were brushed into a tousled style, and Andrew chose not to wear any accessories to keep the outfit simple, yet sharp
Ready to go: Andrew adjusted his suit jacket as he got ready to step out onto the carpet
Sharp: Adding to the suave look, the Sherlock star wore a cummerbund around his waist and completed his ensemble with a bow tie and brogues
Looking good: Andrew was sure to set pulses racing as he arrived on the red carpet in his look
Delighted: The actor couldn’t help but smile as he joined his co-stars on the carpet
Beaming: The actor appeared to be in great spirits as he posed for photos
Adjustments: Andrew could be seen fixing his bow tie so that it was perfectly straight
Beaming: Andrew and Richard posed beside screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns, who looked stunning in a dark blue gown
Leading man George kept things simple in a black suit and tie, which he teamed with a crisp dinner shirt and a metal pin bar.
He was joined on the red carpet by his fellow lead star Dean-Charles Chapman, who viewers may remember as Tommen Baratheon in Game Of Thrones.
The actor also chose to don a black suit for the occasion, and he added a touch of class to his ensemble by wearing a white pocket square.
Must-watch drama: 1917 follows Lance Corporals Schofield (George MacKay) and Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman) as they sneak into enemy territory to stop a doomed attack
Suited and booted: Leading man George kept things simple in a black suit and tie
Well dressed: George teamed his suit with a crisp dinner shirt and a metal pin bar
Leading man: George was joined on the red carpet by his fellow lead Dean-Charles Chapman, who viewers may remember as Tommen Baratheon in Game Of Thrones
Dashing: The actor also chose to don a black suit for the occasion, and he added a touch of class to his ensemble by wearing a white pocket square
Dream team: George and Dean-Charles posed on the red carpet alongside director Sam
Man behind the camera: Director Sam stepped out in a black suit for his film’s premiere
1917 follows Lance Corporals Schofield (George MacKay) and Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman) as they are tasked with a seemingly impossible mission to sneak into enemy territory to stop a doomed attack by the Allied Forces.
Traversing the dangerous French landscape, the pair must do everything they can to get their message to the powers that be so they can save 1600 soldiers from walking into a deadly trap.
The intense drama is sure to leave viewers on the edge of their seat, as it is shot and edited to look as if it takes place in real time, and as a single long take.
Smart: Mark Strong, who also plays a Lieutenant in the film, looked stylish in a blue velvet blazer which he donned over a white shirt and black trousers
Debonair: Mark complemented his suit by wearing a black bow tie and a white pocket square
Upping the glamour: Mark joined his wife Liza Marshall, who looked stunning in a blue leopard-print gown
Handsome: Daniel Mays, who also makes a cameo in the film as a Lieutenant, dressed in a black suit for the premiere
Staying warm: Lily Cole wrapped up in a black jacket which she teamed with a fluffy hat and a pair of sturdy boots
Suave: Ed Westwick wore a brown longline jacket over a black turtleneck top and blue trousers
Stylish: Singer Elaine Paige wore a plunging monochrome midi dress for the permiere
Friendly: Elaine was joined by a male companion at the event
Eccentric sense of style: Edith Bowman looked sensational in a polka-dot gown
Pop of colour: Edith boosted her height in a pair of quirky yellow heels
Earlier this year, the director said in a featurette of filming the war epic as one long take: ‘From the very beginning, I felt this movie should be told in real time.
‘Every step of the journey, breathing every breath with these men, felt integral, and there’s no better way to tell this story than with one continuous shot.’
Mendes enlisted Oscar-winning cinematographer Roger Deakins to shoot the film, who explained that he knew this would be a very ‘immersive’ movie.
1917 will be released on 25th December 2019 in the US, and 10th January 2020 in the UK.
Dream team: Jamie Parker, Andrew, Richard, Krysty, George, Sam, Dean-Charles, Mark, Pippa Harris, Nabhaan Rizwan, Claire and Daniel posed on the carpet together
Out soon: 1917 will be released on December 25 2019 in the US, and January 10, 2020 in the UK