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Sir Mark Rylance debuted a natty new look for his day in the royal box at Wimbledon alongside his wife Claire Van Kampen on Monday.
The award-winning actor, 64, appeared to be in great spirits as he arrived at the eighth day of the sporting event in south-west London.
Looking dapper, the star opted for a khaki suit, complete with a white waistcoat and shirt, and a green spotty bow tie.
He finished off his trendy outfit with a light tan bowler hat, brown shoes and small circular spectacles.
Meanwhile, his composer and director wife Claire, 70, looked lovely in a black mesh high-necked dress with flower detailing.
Sir Mark Rylance debuted a natty new look in the royal box at Wimbledon alongside his wife Claire Van Kampen on Monday
Looking dapper, the star opted for a khaki suit, complete with a white waistcoat and shirt, and a green spotty bow tie
The couple soon found their seats in the royal box and looked enthralled by the match
She paired the ensemble with some nude and black ballet pumps and a black handbag.
The couple looked to be enjoying their day out as they held hands and posed for photographs at the event.
They soon found their seats in the exclusive royal box at Centre Court and looked enthralled by the match as the action got underway.
It comes just after filming got underway for the sequel to Wolf Hall at Wells Cathedral in Somerset back in March.
Mark transformed back into his role as Thomas Cromwell as filming began for what looked like a wedding scene.
The second series, rumoured to air in late 2024 or early 2025, will be titled Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light. It will be a six-part series.
The show will trace the final four years of Cromwell’s life, with Kate Phillips as Jane Seymour, Damian Lewis starring as King Henry VIII, and Lilit Lesser as The Lady Mary.
Reuniting the creative team from the BAFTA and Golden Globe winning first series, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light will be directed by seven-time BAFTA award winner Peter Kosminsky.
Meanwhile, his composer and director wife Claire, 70, donned a black mesh high-necked dress with flower detailing
He has been married to his wife Claire for 35 years and the pair first met in 1987 while working on a production together at The National Theatre – they tied the knot in December 1989
The award-winning actor, 64, appeared to be in great spirits as he arrived to the eighth day of the sporting event in south-west London
It comes just after filming got underway for the sequel to Wolf Hall at Wells Cathedral in Somerset back in March
Mark looked worlds away from the recent look he has adopted of late while filming Wolf Hall (right, in November 2023)
He said: ‘Casting Director Robert Sterne has done a truly extraordinary job assembling the most stunning cast with which I’ve ever had the privilege to work.
‘Led by Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis, they’ve been drawn by the quality of Hilary Mantel’s writing and Peter Straughan’s adroit adaptation.
‘Shooting in Tudor locations all over England and Wales, it is our privilege to bring Hilary’s last novel to an international television audience.’
The celebrated director and playwright was awarded a knighthood in December 2016, which topped of a fantastic year for the star – who also picked up the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in Bridge Of Spies.
The same year, he won the Best Actor BAFTA for BBC’s Wolf Hall, as well as an Emmy and SAG Award nominations.
He has been married to his wife Claire for 35 years and the pair first met in 1987 while working on a production together at The National Theatre – they tied the knot in December 1989.
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