Isla Fisher gets photobombed by Eric Bana during his glitzy movie premiere in Sydney

They’re two Australian icons who have entertained audiences across the globe in a whole of host of Hollywood smashes.

And on Thursday, Isla Fisher shared a brilliant photo of Troy actor Eric Bana accidentally ‘photobombing’ her at his film premiere The Dry, as she posed alongside her pals to watch his brand new thriller in Sydney.

Sharing the beaming picture, Isla quipped: ‘Love being photobombed by Eric Bana,’ as she enjoyed a night away from the children at the glitzy outdoor premiere.

In the snap, Isla – who is rumoured to have made a permanent move to Sydney with husband Sacha Baron Cohen and their children – looked gorgeous in a black blouse, a matching blazer and a touch of red lipstick on her lips.

Eric, meanwhile, appeared oblivious to be in the snap as he spoke to a gentleman behind her, looking completely dapper in a navy shirt, a matching blazer and jeans.

Their appearance comes after it was confirmed that the pair would soon be working on a movie together, alongside fellow Australian stars Keith Urban and Tim Minchin.

Netflix’s new flick – titled ‘Back To The Outback’ – is described as a ‘love letter’ to the country.

According to The Daily Telegraph, the hit movie is the story of a group of animals who escape from Sydney Zoo, and embark on an adventure to find a home away from humans.

Speaking to the publication, comedian Tim Minchin said he was proud that the country will be seen in such a positive light.

‘I find it irritating that Australia is known as a country where you get killed, because obviously the vast majority of Australians have never seen a snake in their life outside of a zoo, or been bitten by a spider,’ he said.

Having initially been cast to write the song for the film’s opening credits, Tim was quickly asked to become one of the lead characters in the movie – which is directed by Harry Cripps and Clare Knight.

Isla – who is currently in Sydney with her husband Sacha Baron Cohen – will star as a friendly snake called Maddie.

Keith Urban will lend his voice as a cane toad named Doug, and Tim Minchin will appear as a ‘cute but arrogant’ koala named Pretty Boy. 

Eric comes on board as a zookeeper named Chaz, Jackie Weaver will star as a crocodile named Jackie, and Guy Pearce will appear as a funnel-web spider.