Pierce Brosnan flashed his iconic smile after a dinner date with his wife on Tuesday night.
The 70-year-old actor and his 60-year-old wife, who were spotted on another date at Nobu in Malibu earlier this month, were spotted dining at Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica.
Brosnan smiled as he left the restaurant with his wife, who tied the knot in 2001.
The former 007 star was seen wearing a white t-shirt under a slightly unbuttoned white shirt for the occasion.
As the clean-shaven actor stepped out with his wife, he opted for a classic black suit coat with a white pocket square.
Pierce Brosnan flashed his iconic smile after a dinner date with his wife on Tuesday night.
Brosnan smiled as he left the restaurant with his wife, who tied the knot in 2001.
The actor completed his look with matching black pants and black shoes for the dinner outing.
His wife of 22 years, Keeley Shaye, also opted for an all-black look with a black lace top under a black blazer.
She also wore black suit pants, carrying a black leather handbag and completed her look with a pair of black ballet flats.
Just months before the outing, the actor celebrated his wife's 60th birthday with a sweet snapshot on Instagram in which he revealed that he had gifted her 60 roses.
“Sixty roses for my brown-eyed girl on her 60th birthday,” Brosnan began in his birthday post.
“Forever I was happy and blessed to sit there as you walked around the corner one morning in Cabo San Lucas,” Brosnan said of their first meeting.
Bronson was referring to the couple's first meeting in Cabo San Lucas in 1994.
The couple has two sons – Dylan and Paris – and the actor also shares three children with his first wife, Cassandra Harris, who died of ovarian cancer in 1991 at just 43 years old.
The actor completed his look with matching black pants and black shoes for the dinner outing
Pierce Brosnan in his first James Bond film, 1995's Goldeneye
Brosnan opened up about his passion for art in a recent interview with Vanity Fair and talked about how working on his various projects often gave him comfort during stressful times.
“I have been painting since 1987 and it is very therapeutic.” Painting has helped me find my way in life. Whenever I'm scared, I go to the screen. “It comforts me and just gives me so much joy,” he said.
Brosnan also recently spoke out to US Closer, saying he sees “no point” in getting angry.
He said, “I don't get angry.” I could get angry – but where would that anger go? There would be no point.'