James McCartney looked dapper as he attended a special screening of the new Beatles film ’64 in Mayfair, London, on Thursday.
The doppelgänger son of rock legend Sir Paul McCartney, 47, dressed up for the event in a stylish black jacket with a geometric print.
She paired the jacket with a casual black crew-neck t-shirt and slipped on a pair of tailored gray pants.
To complete her carpet look, she opted for a pair of sleek suede pumps and wore a silver wristwatch as she flashed a smile for the cameras.
Also in attendance were Gary Kemp, Jeremy Irons, Sinead Cusack, Richard Curtis, Dodie Clark, Sir Bob Geldof, Jeanne Marine, Martin Freeman, Olivia Harrison, Tim McInnerny and Margaret Bodde.
The upcoming documentary series captures The Beatles’ 1964 U.S. debut amid fan frenzy and their unprecedented rise to global fame, often referred to as Beatlemania.
James McCartney looked dapper as he attended a special screening of the new Beatles film ’64 in Mayfair, London, on Thursday.
The film features new interviews with Paul and Ringo Starr, as well as archival interviews with his band’s deceased members, John Lennon and George Harrison.
James’ appearance at the event comes after his father Paul surprised fans when he crashed the premiere of the Beatles ’64 documentary at New York City’s Hudson Square Theater on Sunday.
The musician, 82, seemed relaxed as he settled into a random seat in the middle of the venue next to his wife Nancy, 65, and behind comedian Chris Rock.
While the crowd around him remained calm, Paul was seen greeting some fans before watching the new film produced by famed filmmaker Martin Scorsese, 82.
Paul was announced to be present just before the screening began, but most of the crowd saw him as they took their seats.
Overwhelmed by Paul’s appearance, the fan wrote: “trying to watch the new Beatles documentary and HE APPEARS.”
She added in the caption: ‘And if I said I cried for the first ten minutes…’
Other fans couldn’t believe he had snuck into the theater as they took to the comments section to share their surprise.
The doppelgänger son of rock legend Sir Paul McCartney, 47, dressed up cool for the event in a stylish black jacket with a geometric print.
James paired his jacket with a casual black crew-neck t-shirt and slipped on a pair of tailored gray pants.
Margaret Bodde also attended the event and looked elegant in a black and white polka dot blouse.
Olivia Harrison looked incredible in a burgundy red velvet suit
Martin Freeman cut a quirky figure in a blue beret, dark blue denim shirt and beige chinos.
Tim McInnerny also appeared in high spirits while attending the event.
Sir Bob Geldof and Jeanne Marine also smiled as they posed for several photos together.
Sir Bob was also accompanied on the carpet by his friend Richard Curtis.
Meanwhile, Dodie Clark put on a leggy display in a white shirt dress and red over-the-knee socks.
Gary Kemp bundled up in a black jacket with faux fur trim as he smiled for the cameras.
Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack also attended the special screening and caused a sensation on the carpet.
James’ appearance at the event comes after his father Paul surprised fans when he crashed the premiere of the Beatles ’64 documentary at New York City’s Hudson Square Theater on Sunday.
The upcoming documentary series captures The Beatles’ 1964 American debut amid fan frenzy and their unprecedented rise to global fame, often referred to as Beatlemania; (Left to right) Ringo Starr, John Lennon, McCartney and George Harrison photographed in 1965
They wrote: “No, but imagine watching the Beatles documentary and PAUL MCCARTNEY sits next to you”;
‘My God, you are all breathing the same air’; ‘It doesn’t matter how rich and famous a person may be. When Paul walks into the room, everyone else seems smaller.’;
“Paul McCartney is the only celebrity who would die if he saw her in person.”
Others joked: ‘He probably whispered “I know them” to the person sitting next to him, pointing at John Ringo and George’; “there to check the facts.”
Beatles ’64 premieres on November 29 and will be available to stream on Disney+.