DWAYNE ‘The Rock’ Johnson warmly greeted Daniel Craig’s daughter Ella Loudon at the premiere of his film Black Adam on Tuesday.
The Hollywood star, 50, kissed the Bond actor’s daughter 30, on the cheek, before posing for photos of the yellow carpet.
The actress looked incredible in a black cut-out maxi gown and a pair of stylish burgundy heels, which added inches to her slim frame.
She wore her blonde tresses loose over her shoulders and completed her effortlessly glamourous appearance with subtle makeup.
While The Rock – who is married to singer Lauren Hashian – looked dapper in a shirtless shiny purple suit, as he teased his tattooed chest and bulging muscles.
Ella – who was a former paramedic – is Daniel’s daughter from his first marriage to Fiona Louden, who he was married to until 1994.
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She is already following her famous dad’s footsteps, appearing in films in 2018 film Trauma Is A Time Machine and The Vizitant.
The stars attended the new DC Comics universe film, as Dwayne portrays a 5000-year-old Egyptian, who was imprisoned for millennia for corrupt acts after receiving superpowers from the gods.
His brute tactics and way of justice attract the attention of the Justice Society of America, who tries to stop his rampage, teach him how to be a hero more than a villain, and must team up to stop a force more powerful than Adam himself.
The star-studded film also features Pierce Brosnan, Quintessa Swindell, Noah Centineo, and Aldis Hodge.
Speaking at the premiere, the actor said he had wanted to “usher in a new era” for the DC franchise.
“We made a great movie; we knew that was the most important thing.” he told PA.
“We wanted to create a movie that was appealing globally to people and we wanted to kind of turn the superhero genre on its head a little bit with creating an anti-hero with a lot of edge.
“We also want it to usher in a new era.”
In 2020, Dwayne revealed that the superhero movie had been delayed after he caught coronavirus.
Dwayne revealed his news in a video on social media, two days after Black Adam Producer Hiram Garcia said the coronavirus pandemic thwarted their filming schedule “in a big way” in a chat with movie site Collider.
He said: “COVID threw a curveball in a big way and readjusted everyone’s schedule, but I think the easiest way to look at it is it simply pushed the entire industry’s schedule a few months.
“We’re planning to pick back up with Black Adam some time first quarter next year and hoping to lock that all down soon.”
said that contracting the virus was “a real kick in the gut.”
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He added: “And I’ve gone through some doozies in the past. I’ve gotten knocked about and had my ass kicked in the past with some challenges, but testing positive for COVID-19 is much different than overcoming nasty injuries or being evicted or even being broke, which I have been more than a few times.”
“The reason why I feel this is different is because my number one priority is always to protect my family and protect my children- my loved ones.”
