Russell Crowe enjoyed a date night with fiancée Britney Theriot at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday.

The 61-year-old actor was joined by the 33-year-old blonde beauty at the red carpet premiere of his film Nuremberg, with the two putting on a cozy display.

Russell — whose son is also dating a blonde bombshell — looked spiffy in a navy suit and red-tinted aviators as he arrived at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto.

He added a pale blue button-up shirt and tie and rocked a bushy white beard while his graying hair was slicked back.

Meanwhile, his date turned heads in a dark gray cocktail dress with silver floral embroidery.

She added metallic silver open-toe heels that showed off her light blue pedicure.

Russell Crowe enjoyed a date night with fiancée Britney Theriot at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday

The 61-year-old actor was joined by the blonde beauty at the red carpet premiere of his film Nuremberg, with the two putting on a cozy display

Britney wore her long hair in a center part and flirty ringlets that fell over her chest.

She beamed in a full face of natural-looking makeup complete with a glossy pink lipstick.

A New Orleans native, she’s a former actress and previous Saints cheerleader.

The couple went red carpet official in October 2022 at the Rome premiere of Russell’s movie Poker Face.

It came after they’d been dating for nearly two years following the start of their romance in November 2020.

Before striking up an intimate connection they’d initially met on the set of the thriller Broken City in 2013.

Russell was previously married to Danielle Spencer from 2003 until they separated in 2012, with their divorce finalized in 2018.

The exes share sons Charles, 21, and Tennyson, 19.

Russell looked spiffy in a navy suit and red-tinted aviators as he arrived at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto

The couple went red carpet official in October 2022 at the Rome premiere of Russell’s movie Poker Face

Russell reunited with co-star Rami Malek on the TIFF red carpet

L-R Nuremberg actors Rami, Leo Woodall, writer James Vanderbilt, and Russell

Following the world premiere of Nuremberg, Russell received a standing ovation alongside Nuremberg costars Rami Malek, Michael Shannon, John Slattery, Leo Woodall, Richard E. Grant, and writer-director James Vanderbilt.

The historical drama is based on Jack El-Hai’s 2013 nonfiction book The Nazi and the Psychiatrist.

Russell portrays Göring, who was a towering figure in the Nazi Party.

His performance has stirred up Oscar buzz, and could potentially place him back in the race for the first time since 2002’s Lead Actor nod for A Beautiful Mind.

He previously scored the coveted gong for Best Actor in 2001 for Gladiator.

Nuremberg will hit theaters on November 7.