Mel Gibson enjoyed a night out with his family at sushi hotspot Nobu in Malibu.
The 68-year-old Lethal Weapon star looked like he just stepped off the beach in blue and white shorts and a white T-shirt.
The former action hero wore black Crocs and had his sunglasses tucked into his shirt.
It looked like the Mad Max icon was enjoying something one of his family members said, as his facial expression looked strange as he responded.
Gibson was accompanied by his girlfriend, screenwriter Rosalind Ross, 34.
Mel Gibson enjoyed a night out with his family at Malibu’s sushi restaurant Nobu; behind him is his girlfriend Rosalind Ross, 34
The couple have been dating since 2014, when Rosalind was just 23 and Gibson was 58. They have a son, Lars, who is seven.
Gibson also has a daughter, Lucia, 14, with ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigoriev, as well as a daughter Hannah, 43, and sons Edward and Christian, 42, William, 38, Louis, 35, Milo, 33, and Thomas, 25, with ex-wife Robyn Moore.
The couple have an age difference of 34 years, and Rosalind is even younger than six of Gibson’s nine children.
The lovebirds reportedly met when she wrote a script for his production company.
The revelation comes after an old interview from 1999 resurfaced in which the two-time Oscar winner for Braveheart revealed which actor he considers to be the ‘Antichrist’.
The interview took place in the 1999 documentary Hollywood Conversations, directed by Mike Figgis.
They talked about what it’s like to work with actor Christopher Walken, 80. Both men admitted they were both a little scared of him when they met.
Figgis said Walken flew in to read a part that didn’t go well.
“But he didn’t need a plane, did he?” Gibson said before beginning to recount how he met the Deer Hunter star.
Gibson remembers running into Walken at a rooftop meeting.
The Lethal Weapon star, 68, looked like he just stepped off the beach in blue and white shorts and a white T-shirt
Mel and Rosalind pictured here at the 89th Academy Awards in 2017
“He floated in. Sideways, through a crowd of people. He was wearing black… and it was like one of those old vampire movies where they don’t walk, they glide,” he said. runner.
“Then he left and I wanted to leave because I knew I didn’t want to work with him. It got scary.” Gibson remembers looking away and seeing three red sixes on a nearby building.
Gibson laughed and said, “I thought, ‘Oh no. Chris Walken is the antichrist!'”
Gibson was, of course, joking, but both men made it clear that they were impressed with the Outlaws star, but also a little afraid of him.