Rami Malek looked dapper as he attended No Time To Die promotion at the Corinthia Hotel in London on Thursday.
The actor, 40, donned a black trench coat for the occasion which saw him posing with fans outside the venue.
He paired the jacket with a blue polo shirt and black tailored trousers while wearing a white disposable mask and sunglasses.
Looking good: Rami Malek, 40, looked dapper as he attended No Time To Die promotion at the Corinthia Hotel in London on Thursday
He swept his hair into a side parting before stepping into a waiting car.
Rami is set to play the villain Lyutsifer Safin in the upcoming Bond flick, complete with facial scars and an unsettling white mask.
The outing comes after casting director Debbie McWilliams revealed it was difficult to get the Bohemian Rhapsody star for the movie.
She recently opened up about her three decades casting 007 movies in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, where she revealed the 'strange time' casting him.
Busy day: The actor donned a black trench coat for the occasion which saw him posing with fans outside the venue
New role: Rami is set to play the villain Lyutsifer Safin in the upcoming Bond flick, complete with facial scars and an unsettling white mask
Rami was coming off his first Best Actor Oscar win for playing Freddie Mercury in 2018's Bohemian Rhapsody, when he was being considered to play the villainous character.
It seemed the problem wasn't with the actor, but with his representation.
'I had a very strange time trying to get Rami Malek into the room because, with all due respect to his agents, they didn't really respond when I suggested that they might want to meet him,' she said.
She added that, 'every single person on a Bond film pretty much has to come in and be met by everybody first,' adding, 'you don't just get the contract through the post.'
Fortunately for the film, she revealed she luckily ran into the Hollywood star himself, which got the casting process moving much quicker.
Fashion forward: He paired his coat with a blue polo shirt and black tailored trousers while wearing a white disposable mask and sunglasses
'I again just happened to be in the right place in the right time, I went to a screening of Bohemian Rhapsody that he was at,' McWilliams said.
She added they were, 'invited afterwards for a drink so I marched up to him and said, "Have you had any call from your agent about a James Bond film?"'
When Malek told her, 'No,' she said, 'Well we've been trying to meet you for quite a long time.'
'Within a second he was on the phone and the very next day he was in the office
