Guy Ritchie clings to Keanu Reeves after the couple enjoyed a night out at a private members’ club

Guy Ritchie was in family company on Monday night as he headed home from a night out at a popular London nightspot.

The British film director was on the arm of Hollywood star Keanu Reeves after an apparent business meeting at Oswalds private club.

Ritchie, 54, seemed quite pleased with himself as the couple headed to separate cars after a night of dinner and drinks at the Mayfair venue.

The director turned heads in a forest green corduroy suit, teamed with a red-checked shirt and chocolate brown suede loafers during his latest public appearance.

Reeves, 58, looked equally dapper in a black frock coat, over a matching two-piece suit and polished leather shoes.

The pair were thought to be discussing a possible future film project as Ritchie prepares for the release of his latest film, The Covenant.

Let’s go: The British film director was on Reeves’s arm after an apparent business meeting at the private Oswalds members’ club

They’re out: The couple headed towards separate cars after a night of dinner and drinks at the Mayfair venue

The action thriller, co-written by Ritchie and starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Emily Beecham, will be released in the UK and US in April.

Closer to home, the director is set to offer Spitfire flights at his Compton Abbas airfield as he reveals new renovation plans.

Ritchie bought the historic airfield last year and has big plans for it, including operational flights and an on-site pilot training school.

Smart: The director turned heads in a forest green corduroy suit, teamed with a red plaid shirt and chocolate brown suede loafers during his latest public appearance.

Farewell: The couple chatted briefly before parting ways after their appearance in London

I’ll Call You: Ritchie and Reeves were thought to be discussing a possible future film project as Ritchie prepares for the release of his latest feature film, The Covenant.

Well-dressed: Reeves looked dapper in a black frock coat, worn over a matching two-piece suit and polished leather shoes

In a signed letter, the filmmaker outlined the future of the airfield, writing: “We have identified Aero Legends as having the necessary experience, knowledge and track record to deliver exceptional flight training to the highest levels of safety and standards.”

Ritchie continued: ‘Aero Legends also provides access to the UK’s most impressive and historically interesting range of vintage aircraft for experience flying.

“During this period, we will ensure that resident aircraft can continue to fly, however we will be closed to visiting aircraft.

Don’t take my word for it: but it was hard to miss Ritchie heading home from a night out in Mayfair on a Monday night.

That’s better: The filmmaker was seen settling into the back seat of his waiting car before the drive home.

Work in progress: Ritchie and Reeves may well be working together in the near future

“Our plans have been informed by community feedback and are part of our commitment to invest in the future of the airfield and those who use it.”

He previously told the public that member areas would close for a four-week renovation starting February 1.

Ritchie and his wife Jacqui tied the knot in a romantic ceremony at their Wiltshire estate in July 2015 after five years of dating.

They share three children: sons Rafael, 11, and Levi, eight, and daughter Rivka, nine.

The director was previously married to pop legend Madonna, 63, for eight years from 2000 to 2008; the exes continue to co-parent their sons Rocco, 22, and David, 17.

Fun: The film’s director bought the historic airfield last year and has big plans for it, including operational flights and a pilot training school on the grounds.

Couple: Ritchie and his wife Jacqui tied the knot in a romantic ceremony at their Wiltshire estate in July 2015 after five years of dating