Julia Roberts was reunited with pal George Clooney as she watched him on his Broadway show Good Night and Good Luck in New York City on Tuesday night. 

The actress, 57, was all smiles as she waved to waiting fans outside the Winter Garden Theatre as she exited with husband Danny Moder and their son Henry.

The Pretty Women star stunned in a shiny velvet long jacket and elevated her frame in a pair of towering heels. 

Julia, who has been friends with George, 63, for 24 years, looked in good spirits as she headed to a waiting car while carrying the show's programme. 

Shortly behind her followed the Oscar winning actor who was more than pleased to stop to pose for photos and sign autographs for fans. 

George, who has been married to wife Amal since 2014, showed off his new look after dyeing his salt and pepper hair brown for the role.

George rocked a navy blazer which he layered over a black jumper and beige trousers as he departed the theatre for the night. 

Clooney greeted assembled fans outside the Winter Garden Theater where the play is in previews ahead of its April 3 premiere. 

Good Night, and Good Luck is based on his 2005 film of the same name which he previously wrote, directed and starred in. 

Meanwhile Julia's her husband of 23 years Danny, dressed smart in a navy jumper, chinos and a pair of beige boots.

The couple's rarely seen teenage son Henry looked cool for the outing in an eye catching orange leather jacket and blue denim jeans. 

Julia and Danny also share twins Hazel and Phinnaeus who they welcomed in November 2004. 

In 2022, Julia and George released romantic comedy Ticket To Paradise and gushed about their 'instant friendship' after meeting over 20 years ago.

The Oscar-winners appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live were asked by the host when they first met each other.

'The first time we met was for Ocean's Eleven,' said Julia, referencing the 2001 heist film.

George said they bonded even before filming in Las Vegas and Julia interrupted to speak on his behalf.

'Speak for me,' George said, prompting Julia to reply, 'I will. We became instant friends'.

'Yeah,' George agreed.

'You know, you just meet people and sometimes you think, I really don't like that person. I have no reason to like them, I don't like them, and I will never change my mind. And then there's some people,' Julia said pointing to George.

'Who you go, ok, I'm going to know this person until the end of time. This is a good one,' Julia added.

Elsewhere Julia and George joked that 'it took 80 takes' for them to film the single kissing scene in their romantic comedy Ticket to Paradise. 

The longtime friends teased that their on-screen smooch took 'like, six months' to perfect. 

'Yeah. I told my wife [Amal Clooney], 'It took 80 takes,' the actor told The New York Times. 'She was like, 'What the hell?'

Prompting Julia to explain: 'It took 79 takes of us laughing and then the one take of us kissing.' 

'Well, we had to get it right,' George added.