Barry Keoghan threw up a peace sign in a white T-shirt and black sunglasses as he attended a photocall for his film Bird at Cannes Film Festival on Friday.
The actor, 31, beamed and waved as he slid a hand in his pocket and walked the dark pink bridge of Cannes.
Barry tucked his T-shirt into his pinstripe black trousers and finished his look with a pair of white trainers.
He accessorised with black sunglasses, a silver bracelet on one wrist, and a gold watch on the other.
The star’s gold necklace was largely concealed by his shirt and he flexed his biceps as he crossed his arms.Â
Barry Keoghan, 31, threw up a peace sign in a white T-shirt and black sunglasses as he attended a photocall for Bird at Cannes Film Festival on Friday (pictured with Franz Rogowski)
The actor beamed and waved as he slid a hand in his pocket and walked the dark pink carpet of CannesÂ
Bird follows affable but unreliable father-of-two, Bug (Barry), who has fallen in love with a single mother, Peyton (Jasmine Jobson).
The resulting joining of families threatens to further disrupt an already erratic Northern Kent household.Â
Looking for an escape Bug’s daughter Bailey (Nykiya Adams) ventures out and meets an eccentric, troubled guy named Bird (Franz Rogowski) who asks her for help.
The Saltburn actor couldn’t stifle his laughter at one point and lifted up his stylish sunnies to cover his eyes.Â
He drew attention to his stunning blue eyes as he covered his nose and mouth with his hand.
Co-star Franz, 38, who plays the eponymous Bird, attempted to copy Barry’s hand-over-face pose, with limited success.Â
The actor then covered his mouth with the back of his hand in order to whisper to Bird producer Lee Groombridge in private.Â
Barry and Franz were joined by two more co-stars Nykiya Adams (Bailey, Bug’s daughter) and Jason Buda (Hunter, Bailey’s brother).
The group then posed with the film’s director Andrea Arnold who stood in the centre and crossed her arms.Â
Andrea OBE, 63, who has also worked on several episodes of Transparent and Big Little Lies.
Bird had its world-first premiere at the 77th Cannes Film Festival on Thursday and received a seven-minute standing ovation.
Bird follows affable but unreliable father-of-two, Bug (Barry), who has fallen in love with a single mother, Peyton (Jasmine Jobson). Bird is a stranger whom Bug’s daughter meets
The star couldn’t stifle his laughter at one point and lifted up his stylish sunnies to cover his eyes
Barry tucked his T-shirt into his pinstripe black trousers and finished his look with a pair of white trainersÂ
Barry’s stunning gold necklace was largely concealed by his shirt and he flexed his biceps as he crossed his armsÂ
He looked dashing as he held one arm with the hand of the other and looked off into the distanceÂ
The Saltburn actor readjusted his sunglasses on his face with both hands
Barry then opted to take them off completely, moving them to the top of his headÂ
Barry then drew attention to his stunning blue eyes as he covered his nose and mouth with his hand
Co-star Franz, 38, who plays the eponymous Bird, attempted to copy Barry’s hand-over-face pose, with limited successÂ
He then covered his mouth with the back of his hand in order to whisper to Bird producer Lee Groombridge in privated
Back on the bridge, Barry showed off his dimples as he raised a double peace sign
The two smiled sweetly together, Franz wearing an off-white shirt with black stripes
The pair turned behind them and Barry waved through the gap between their bodies
Standing side-by-side, Barry and Franz crossed their arms and smiled slightly
They then both put on their black sunglasses and again adopted similar poses – both holding their hands low, one over the other
Barry and Franz were joined by two more co-stars Nykiya Adams (Bailey, Bug’s daughter, second from right) and Jason Buda (Hunter, Bailey’s brother)Â
The group then posed with the film’s director Andrea Arnold who stood in the centre and crossed her arms
Two more cast members joined the group and they fiddled around trying to get a nice photo
After the photocall, the cast had a press conference (pictured, L-R:Â Lucy Pardee, Lee Groombridge, Barry Keoghan, Andrea Arnold, Franz Rogowski and Producer Tessa Ross)
Also there were Robert Gray (far left) and Robbie Ryan (far right) and the group broke into applause at one point
Barry enjoyed a giggle with Andrea OBE, the film’s director, 63, who worked on Transparent and Big Little Lies
The actor starred in Dunkirk and The Batman before achieving a Golden Globe nomination, his second, and worldwide acclaim for his role as Oliver Quick in SaltburnÂ