Jodie Foster brought her leading man to the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

The SAG-winning actress was joined by her son Charles Bernard Foster on the red carpet Sunday for a rare mother-son outing. Foster, who is nominated for best actress in a television movie or limited series, cut a glamorous figure in a tasseled burgundy dress, while Charles kept it classic in a black-and-white tuxedo.

The pair appeared to enjoy themselves on the SAG carpet, with both flashing bright smiles for the camera.

Foster shares Charles with former partner Cydney Bernard, who worked as a production coordinator on Foster’s 1993 film “Sommersby.”

At the SAG Awards, the actress is being recognized for her work in HBO’s “True Detective: Night Country,” which saw her team up with former world champion boxer Kali Reis.

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A major part of the show’s success is the chemistry between Foster as Liz Danvers, the fictional police chief of Ennis, Alaska, and Reis as state trooper Detective Evangeline Navarro.

“The beauty of anthology series is you get something new every time reinventing this narrative and taking it in completely different directions,” Foster told USA TODAY in a January 2024 interview. “And it’s shocking to me, of course, that while there have been female detectives, we’re the first female detective team.”

Contributing: Bryan Alexander, USA TODAY