Adrien Brody and girlfriend Georgina Chapman leave romantic dinner date in Santa Monica

They have been dating since March 2020.

And Adrien Brody and his girlfriend Georgina Chapman walked arm in arm as they left for a romantic dinner in Santa Monica on Thursday night.

The actor, 49, looked sweet in a leather jacket as he walked out of Italian restaurant Giorgio Baldi with glamorous fashion designer Georgina, 46, who was previously married to disgraced film producer and convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein.

Georgina looked typically stylish in a green and gold floral patterned suit that she paired with a black bag and silk cardigan.

She increased her height with simple black heels and wore her blonde locks in perfectly shiny waves over her shoulders while opting for a glamorous makeup look.

Meanwhile, Adrien completed his neat look with a black shirt, dark jeans and comfortable trainers.

The happy couple have been together for over two years as they started their relationship in February 2020, a year before finalizing her divorce from the embarrassing showbiz executive.

The couple recently attended the Blonde premiere at Hollywood’s iconic Chinese Theater in Los Angeles.

Adrien played Marilyn Monroe’s third husband, the playwright Arthur Miller, in the late blonde bombshell movie.

The film charts a version of the screen icon’s fame from her humble origins as Norma Jeane Mortenson to the superstar actress known as Marilyn Monroe, as she takes dark detours through her history of substance abuse and the sometimes abusive relationships men have. have power over her. executed.

Written and directed by Andrew Dominik, Blonde is an adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates’ 2000 novel of the same name.

Ana’s accent as Marilyn was labeled “horrible” on Twitter when the streaming giant dropped the trailer on July 28, while others said she looked nothing like Marilyn at all.

In response to the comment, Ana, who didn’t learn English until 2015, admitted that she “didn’t grow up knowing Marilyn or her movies.”

“I am proud of Andrew’s confidence and the opportunity to make it happen. I feel like whether you’re a Cuban or an American actress, everyone should feel the pressure.”

“It wasn’t my job to imitate her,” defended Ana, who worked with dialect coach Jessica Drake for nine months.

“I was interested in her feelings, her journey, her insecurities and her voice, in the sense that she didn’t really have them.”

While Blonde isn’t fully licensed by the Marilyn Monroe Estate, Ana’s performance has garnered a lot of acclaim early on.

Monroe’s estate representative Marc Rosen told: Variety on August 1: “Ana was a great casting choice as she captures Marilyn’s glamour, humanity and vulnerability.”