Leonardo DiCaprio took his beloved mother to Diana Ross 75th birthday recently, but this time it was his fathers turn to enjoy the glitz and glam of a night out in Hollywood.
The Oscar-winning actor was joined by his father, George, at the premiere of his new climate change documentary Ice on Fire on Wednesday night.
Held at the LA County Museum of Art, the pair made all the effort and rocked up to the red carpet event all suited and booted.
While Leo somehow managed to miss being snapped with his dad, George did pose for photos on the red carpet with his granddaughter Normandie DiCaprio.
However, George, 75, wasnt simply Leos plus one to the premiere as he is actually credited as an executive producer of the project.
Directed by Leila Conners, Fire on Ice is described as an eye-opening documentary that will focus on many never-before-seen solutions that are designed to slow down the escalating environmental crisis.
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According to HBOs synopsis: The film goes beyond the current climate change narrative and offers hope that we can actually stave off the worst effects of global warming.
Leo, 44, has campaigned to fight climate change since 1998 and was appointed a United Nations representative on environmental issues in 2014.
In the trailer, the actor narrates: The melting of the worlds snow and ice has now triggered multiple climate tipping points, especially increasing levels of methane. Scientists have discovered solutions giving us a chance at reversing climate change.
But the clock is ticking.
Leo has spoken fondly of his bond with his father George over the years.
In a previous interview with Rolling Stone, he recalled: The earliest memory I have is me at some hippie concert with my dad and the band hadnt come on.
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