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Natural to light blush with a rosy lip. Linked arm in arm, George, 60, opted for a black tux and showcased his perfectly trimmed silver beard for the occasion.

View Gallery View Gallery 17 Photos. The power couple were sent off by the wait staff, who had gathered by the exit to bid the duo farewell for the evening.

Amal, 43, looked incredible in a glossy blue dress with spaghetti straps as she followed her husband, 60, out of the eatery with her dark brunette hair cascading down in loose ringlets. She accentuated her naturally stunning complexion with a touch of blush and rosy shade of lipstick. George was a vision of sophistication in his jet black jacket with a budding silver beard.

The beaming crowd smiled from ear-to-ear as the watched the couple leave the restaurant. George exchanged a few kind words with the staff before jumping inside his awaiting vehicle. While the couple were thousands of miles away from America, a fireworks display could be seen going off nearby the restaurant.

George and Amal jetted off to Italy earlier this summer to celebrate their twins' Ella and Alexander's fourth party. A source told E! News last month the the family 'haven't been there in two years' but they'll be spending the summer at their family home, Villa Oleandra. They added: 'They brought along their giant St.

Bernard puppy, Rosie. They will be spending as much of the summer as they can in Lake Como. Meanwhile, the Midnight Sky star — who wed the human rights lawyer in — recently said he didn't realise there was something missing in his life until he met his spouse.

Speaking on Today back in March, he said: 'There are some people, their goal was: "I have to have children. I wasn't looking at life, going: "My life will be unfulfilled without children. And then when you throw these two kids in there, then suddenly you realise how incredibly empty it was.

George admitted fatherhood has also made his life less empty, and explained having children has given him 'everything' that Hollywood could not.

He said: '[I have] a sense of belonging and a sense of home and unconditional love — all the things that you were hoping you could get from a really good career and a dog.

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Ep Why Dark Endings? Witchcraft and Paganism, Part 2 andnowpodcast. I have read many times that several directors end up unhappy with the final results of their films, because they were asked to add random creatures, murders or over-the-top sequences, even if they only add confusion to the story, just to make the film more marketable.

I don't know the reasons behind this mess, but this is just a really confusing and convoluted film that had no business being that way, because it could have been told in a much simpler way. Actually, the first half an hour of the film is decent and it keeps it simple, but "The Black Cat" progressively becomes more and more random, to the point where inexplicable situations just happen constantly, and eventually, you just stop even trying to make any sense out of it at least, I know I did.

I can only assume that several random sequences and shots were probably added at the last minute because it was unused footage from a different film and they didn't want to let it go to waste.

It's the only reasonable explanation I can come up with. As for the photography, the director clearly took inspiration in Dario Argento's "Suspiria" and "Inferno" both films are referenced here , but the strident color scheme ends up being a little bit over the top. Besides the artificial color palette, the use of CGI, which is very frequent during the second half of the film, cheapens the visuals considerably and it could have been a lot better without it.

A few creative deaths and stylish sequences don't save this film from being a big pile of randomness, so, skip this, unless you just want to have a good laugh. Milo-Jeeder Oct 11, Details Edit. Release date Italy. Demons 6: De Profundis. Rome, Lazio, Italy. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 29 minutes. Related news. Best podcasts of the week: from Boeing engineer to bank robber.