The cast of Fantastic Four: First Steps stepped out to debut the first trailer, though one of the four, Pedro Pascal, turned heads with a colorful ensemble.

The 49-year-old Chilean actor, who plays Reed Richards in the superhero film, was joined by co-stars Joseph Quinn (Johnny Storm), Vanessa Kirby (Sue Storm) and Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Ben Grimm) at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama on Tuesday to showcase the first trailer, which fans were impressed with.

The stars all posed on the red carpet and took part in a Q&A session that was live-streamed on Marvel’s YouTube page.

Pascal stepped out with a multi-colored shirt that featured flags of several different countries around the world.

He also donned clear glᴀsses along with a trimmed mustache and chinstrap beard along with a pair of multi-colored pants. 

The actor completed his look with a pair of black loafers for the event, which also revealed the first poster for the film, in theaters July 25. 

The cast of Fantastic Four: First Steps stepped out to debut the first trailer, though one of the four, Pedro Pascal, turned heads with a colorful ensemble

The 49-year-old Chilean actor, who plays Reed Richards in the superhero film, was joined by co-stars Joseph Quinn (Johnny Storm), Vanessa Kirby (Sue Storm) and Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Ben Grimm) at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama on Tuesday to showcase the first trailer, which fans were impressed with 

Before the trailer launch, Pascal was seen shaking hands with fans when he was asked what he wanted the fans to take away from this trailer.

‘I just want them to love it,’ Pascal said, as the crowd of Marvel fans around him applauded.

He later added, ‘I haven’t had an experience in a cast as intimately as this one, where it felt like a family.’

‘The anxiety I felt saying goodbye to them each day, wondering when will I see them next,’ he added of the cast.

‘So to share that with everybody, because we put our hearts and souls and bodies into this thing, as did our entire crew and our director, it’s just our hearts, and to get to the day we get to start sharing it with everybody, and making you all a part of that, is really an exciting and special thing,’ he said to applause before they showcased the trailer.

The film follows the тιтle characters as they must protect Earth from the nefarious villain known as Galactus.

The film is set in what Marvel describes as, ‘a 1960s-inspired, retro-futuristic world,’ a nod to the comics origins.

The comics – created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby – debuted in 1961 in what was known as the Silver Age of comics. 

Before the trailer launch, Pascal was seen shaking hands with fans when he was asked what he wanted the fans to take away from this trailer

‘I just want them to love it,’ Pascal said, as the crowd of Marvel fans around him applauded.

He later added, ‘I haven’t had an experience in a cast as intimately as this one, where it felt like a family.’

‘So to share that with everybody, because we put our hearts and souls and bodies into this thing, as did our entire crew and our director, it’s just our hearts, and to get to the day we get to start sharing it with everybody, and making you all a part of that, is really an exciting and special thing,’ he said to applause before they showcased the trailer.

The film will be the Fantastic Four’s first foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but the quartet has been on the big screen before.

20th Century Fox released Fantastic Four in 2005, starring Ioan Gruffudd, Chris Evans, Jessica Alba and Michael Chiklis.

The film took in $333.5 million worldwide and spawned the 2007 sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.

The studio also released the much-maligned 2015 Fantastic Four reboot starring Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell.