Paul Mescal and his girlfriend Gracie Abrams made a rare public appearance at Paul McCartney's Amazon Prime Video documentary screening, Man On The Run, on Wednesday night. 

The actor, 30, is in the midst of filming the upcoming Beatles biopic where he plays the musician. 

And the couple showed their support for Paul's latest project, which was previewed at the Ham Yard Hotel in London. 

The project documents 83-year-old Paul's extraordinary life following the breakup of The Beatles and will be released on Amazon Prime on February 27. 

Paul cut a casual figure in a baseball cap and a long grey coat as he cosied up to singer Gracie, 26, who also rocked a cap and an oversized black blazer with a pink corsage on. 

The couple have been in a relationship since 2024 but largely keep their relationship out of the spotlight.  

Paul will play McCartney in the upcoming The Beatles film. He will join Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr and Joseph Quinn as George Harrison in the upcoming four-part film series. 

He will be recording his own vocals. 

It is not unusual for actors to record their own vocals when starring in biopics, Taron Egerton did the same when playing Elton John in Rocketman.

And Paul is proving no different after he told British GQ of the role: 'I've learned so much. It's really inspired a love'.

The star also confirmed he is now penning his own music, as he continued: 'I've always loved music, but getting to play one of the great songwriters and great frontmen has really lit a fire in terms of personally writing music and engaging and hearing music in a different way.'

Meanwhile, Paul has also hinted he could disappear from the spotlight until the biopic emerges in cinemas in 2028.

The actor revealed he is planning to 'slow down' his career to prioritize loved ones in a rare discussion about his personal life, including his relationship with Gracie.

The Irish heartthrob spoke about his shifting priorities as he reflected on turning 30.

'I really enjoyed the rhythm I've been working at. I think that process began when I was 23 and I'm now turning 30.

'I can feel myself wanting to slow down a bit more and certain priorities come in where I spend my time, whether that's with my family or with my partner or with friends.'

The actor, who rarely discusses his romance with singer Gracie, continued: 'I've never had a desire to really spend my time anywhere else other than work up until this point...

'And now I do have a desire to not spend my time necessarily in a rehearsal room or on set.'