Adrien Brody put on a loved-up display with his girlfriend Georgina Chapman at the 2025 Olivier Awards. 

The Oscar winner, 51, was up for the Best Actor gong for his role in The Fear Of 13 – but lost out to John Lithgow as author Roald Dahl.

Adrien arrived for the ceremony, held at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday, arm-in-arm with his girlfriend Georgina, Harvey Weinstein’s ex wife.

The actor looked dapper in an all-black suit which was complete with a diamond and metal brooch. 

Meanwhile Georgina looked stunning in a black gown with a plunging neckline, huge cream rose feature and a cream skirt. 

A snap of the couple inside the venue showed them looking smitten as they cosied up to one another. 

Adrien Brody put on a loved-up display with his girlfriend Georgina Chapman at the 2025 Olivier Awards

Adrien arrived for the ceremony, held at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday, arm-in-arm with his girlfriend Georgina, Harvey Weinstein’s ex wife

Lesley Manville and John Lithgow proudly accepted the award for Best Actor and Actress at the 2025 Olivier Awards on Sunday night.

English actress Lesley, 69, received the coveted gong for her part in Oedipus at Wyndham’s Theatre.

Hollywood legend John Lithgow, 79, was handed the Best Actor award for his role in Giant.

The Olivier Awards is a particularly star-studded occasion this year, after a number of Hollywood veterans received nominations. 

Hosted by Beverley Knight and Billy Porter at the Royal Albert Hall on April 6, the glitzy awards celebrate the best of London’s West End. 

Romola Garai, 42, beamed as she posed with her Best Actress In A Supporting Role gong for her role in Giant.

Giant received another win as Elliot Levey was awarded the Best Actor In A Supporting Role.

The compeтιтion was of the highest calibre, with American actors Adrien Brody and Billy Crudup battling it out in the Best Actor category against English stars Paapa Essiedu and Mark Strong, as Lithgow came out on top. 

The actor looked dapper in an all-black suit which was complete with a diamond and metal brooch

A snap of the couple inside the venue showed them looking smitten as they cosied up to one another

Meanwhile Georgina looked stunning in a black gown with a plunging neckline, huge cream rose feature and a cream skirt

The Best Actress categories were equally as star-studded, with Imelda Staunton receiving a nod for her leading role in the musical Hello, Dolly! while Manville took hom the gong for an ‘explosive’ thriller retelling of Oedipus – in which she starred opposite Strong last year.

Meanwhile Mission Impossible star Indira Varma also received a Best Actress nod for her leading role in a classic adaptation of the Greek tragedy which opened in January – however her co-star Rami Malek was snubbed. 

Impressively, Atonement actress Romola Garai was nominated twice in the same category for two separate plays; Giant and The Years, taking home the gong for the first. 

Other British stars up for stage gongs included Strictly’s Layton Williams, comedian Meera Syal and three-time Olivier Award winner Sharon D. Clarke.

Meanwhile the revival of Joseph Stein’s musical Fiddler On The Roof garnered the most nods with 13 total nominations.

New productions Giant and The Years also tied for most nominated play with five nods each.

Lesley Manville, 69, and John Lithgow, 79, proudly accepted the award for Best Actor and Actress at the 2025 Olivier Awards on Sunday night 

English actress Lesley received the coveted gong for her part in Oedipus at Wyndham’s Theatre

Manville and Strong were both been nominated for the top gongs for their roles in a retelling of the father-killing, mother-loving king of Thebes, Oedipus. 

Conclave star Lithgow received his nod for his portrayal of Roald Dahl in Giant, a play which puts the author in the dock for his uncomfortable views.

The play examines the fallout from revolting anti-Semitic insinuations he made in 1983 in a review of a book – God Cried – by Tony Clifton and Catherine Leroy, about the bombing of Lebanon the previous year.

Meanwhile Brody’s nomination was for his role in The Fear Of 13, which ran at the Donmar Warehouse last year and is based on Nick Yarrow’s memoir about being incarcerated on death row in America for 22 years.