Antonio Banderas, 60, and glamorous Paz Vega, 45, lead the stars at the 2021 Goya Awards in Spain

He is known for his iconic roles in The Mask of Zorro and Once Upon A Time in Mexico. 

And Antonio Banderas looked dapper as he led the stars on the 35th Goya Awards red carpet in Malaga, Spain, on Saturday. 

Also attending the event was Rambo: Last Blood star Paz Vega, 45, who looked radiant in a shimmering black gown with a breathtaking cut-out design. 

Antonio looked dapper at the event in a suave black suit that he paired with a casual V-neck T-shirt for the red carpet.   

The actor finished his look with a pair of smart patent black lace-up brogues and he sported a neatly groomed beard and moustache. 

The actor accessorised with a barely-there silver chain and kept the sleek outfit minimal.   

Also taking to the red carpet was the stunning actress Paz who looked radiant in a shimmering black gown with a breathtaking cut-out design. 

Featuring a plunging neckline and tastefully revealing panelling, the actress highlighted her flawless figure in the diamond-print dress. 

She completed her red carpet look with a pair of transparent and black embellished stilettos. 

The brunette bombshell styled her luscious locks in a centre parting with a long fringe curled away from her face. 

She accentuated her brown eyes with dark kohl liner along her water line and made the most of her statement brows with volumising gel for added shape. 

Never afraid of too much sparkle, Paz finished the outfit with a diamond and gold necklace. 

Antonio was in charge of hosting the prestigious awards alongside the journalist María Casado. 

María oozed old school Hollywood glamour in a floor length black gown for the star-studded evening.

She wore her shiny golden tresses swept to the side in flawless bouncy waves.  

The pair wore matching black protective face coverings amid the coronavirus pandemic at the glamorous ceremony. 

Held at the Soho Caixabank theatre in Málaga city, this year’s Goya Awards were required to be held virtually due to the ongoing pandemic. 

‘Here we are! Ready to celebrate our cinema!,’ tweeted Antonio excitedly of the Spanish event.  

With 14 nominations, including for best film and best director, Salvador Calvo’s Netflix drama, Adú, was the frontrunner of the evening.   

Other best film nominees include: David Pérez Sañudo’s Ane Is Missing, La boda de Rosa (Rosa’s Wedding) from Icíar Bollaín, Pilar Palomero’s The Girls, and Cesc Gay’s The People Upstairs aka Sentimental.