Joel Edgerton and Hollywood star Jennifer Connelly lit up the red carpet with their  at premiere of their new Apple+ show Dark Matter in Los Angeles on Monday. 

The duo proved their warm rapport as they were captured in a series of candid moments. 

Joel and Jennifer giggled and cuddled up as they posed for photos together.

The 49-year-old Aussie actor looked dapper in a double-breasted dark grey pinstripe suit.

He teamed his tailored suit with a slightly unbuttoned white shirt which complemented his rugged style.

A pair of classic black shoes polished off his sharp look.

Meanwhile, Jennifer, 53, was a vision in white. 

She wore a crisp white jacket with a high neck and a cinched waist paired with a matching mini skirt. 

Her look was completed with bold white boots and a small white purse, adding a touch of elegance.

Based on Blake Crouch's international best seller, the show follows Jason Dessen (Edgerton) as he is abducted into an alternate version of his life.

To get back to his true family, he embarks on a harrowing journey to save them from the most terrifying foe imaginable: himself.

The sighting comes after Joel claimed that Hollywood superstar George Clooney gave him Covid.

The Australian actor was appearing on The Sunday Project when he said that he and the entire cast of his latest film The Boys in the Boat, which Clooney directed, contracted the illness at a party which he described as a 'Petri dish'. 

'The legendary cast dinner. I thought post COVID was a thing of the past,' he began.

'It was George, so we held it in this private, in a really tiny cellar door kind of room. An incubator,' he said.

'Within three weeks every member of that dinner had COVID except for one, I think, who'd previously had it.'

Joel said that George accused him of being the one who had Covid first, but he insists it was actually Clooney who spread the bug. 

'George decided in the last year I'm patient zero. But I've been going around telling everyone George Clooney grcdf ave me Covid,' Joel joked. 

He added that he thought it 'sounded cool' to have caught the illness from the celebrated actor.