NRL star Jesse Bromwich looks dapper in a black suit as he attends the premiere of new Stan documentary Dawn of the Dolphins in Brisbane
New Zealand captain Jesse Bromwich beamed broadly as he attended the premiere of new Stan documentary Dawn of the Dolphins in Brisbane on Monday.
The 33-year-old looked dapper in a black suit as he posed with Lezy Ola on the red carpet.
The sports star completed her look with a white button down shirt, black belt and also sported a dolphin brooch.
Jesse was accompanied by teammate Mark Nicholls, who wore a black suit and white shirt to the event.
Mark’s wife Perrie Nicholls also performed in a black strapless top and matching skirt.
New Zealand captain Jesse Bromwich looked dapper in a black suit as he attended the premiere of new Stan documentary Dawn of the Dolphins in Brisbane
Jesse was also joined by teammate Mark Nicholls, who wore a black suit and white shirt to the event
Meanwhile, Jeremy Marshall-King, who came to the premiere with Simone Bugeja, could also be seen.
The pair wore all-black ensembles and smiled as they embraced on the red carpet.
Harrison Graham also made a style statement in a black tuxedo while attending with Ashleigh Phillips.
Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett and his partner Dale Cage chatted with other guests at the event.
Stan Originals released the documentary series about the club entitled Dawn of the Dolphins chronicling the formation of the newest club in the NRL.
This three-part series gives fans an exclusive look at the thrills and challenges leading up to the Redcliffe Dolphins’ first NRL season — and a rare glimpse into the mind of super coach Bennett.
In the trailer alone, Bennett made the startling revelation that the new franchise put many people’s careers on the line in order to become a successful long-term franchise for the people of southeast Queensland.
Meanwhile, Jeremy Marshall-King, who came to the premiere with Simone Bugeja, could also be seen
Harrison Graham also made a style statement in a black tuxedo while attending with Ashleigh Phillips
Dolphins chief executive Terry Reader said the documentary would give new fans a glimpse of how an NRL club was built from the ground up.
“Giving audiences a behind-the-scenes look at our dressing room, meetings and training sessions will showcase the hard work that many passionate people have put in behind the scenes to create an NRL club,” he said.
“We can’t wait to get our season started and viewers to welcome us into their homes and hopefully attract new fans and members of the Dolphins.”
Cailah Scobie, Stan’s chief content officer, added that the documentary would also provide a rare glimpse into how Bennett works.
Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett and his partner Dale Cage chatted with other guests at the event