Olivia Colman and Husband Ed Sinclair Share a Laugh at “Wonka” World Premiere in London

"He’s my best friend," Olivia Colman recently told 'British Vogue' of her husband Ed Sinclair

Olivia Colman stepped out with her husband Ed Sinclair at the Wonka premiere!

On Tuesday, Colman, 49, was seen sharing a laugh with her husband Sinclair as they walked the red carpet in London to premiere her new movie, in which she appears alongside Timothée Chalamet and Hugh Grant, among others.

Colman wore a floor-length black dress to the movie's premiere and accessorized with a white necklace. Sinclair, whom she met as a university student and married in 2001, matched the Academy Award-winning actor with a black-and-white tuxedo on the red carpet.

The married couple could be seen wrapping their arms around each other as they posed for photos in front of giant Wonka-brand chocolate bar wrappers and Christmas trees decked out with the film's candy-centered theme.

Sinclair was studying law when he and Colman first met; he has since transitioned to working in the film industry and recently worked as a producer on Colman's film Wicked Little Letters, which releases in February 2024. The pair share three children together.

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“He’s my best friend. I couldn’t have done any of it without Ed going, ‘Do it, we’ll be OK,' " Colman recently told British Vogue of her relationship with Sinclair. In that piece, she also told the outlet she, Sinclair and their children moved from their London home to Norfolk, England, one of the country's east-most regions, where she grew up.

"We never fell out of love with London,” she said. “I love London, but it became difficult.”

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“Just arseholes standing outside your front door, following you on the school run,” she added, when asked how life in London grew "difficult."  "Yeah. I was scared. At one point, there were two cars chasing us and I was having a sort of meltdown, terrified. I was crying and they were laughing."

Colman shared a certain distaste for her own fame within that interview, telling British Vogue she finds celebrity "very embarrassing." The Crown star also shared that she feels uncomfortable with "people taking what they think is a sneaky photograph" of her in public.

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"It’s always obvious, you always know, and it’s awful. Don’t do it," she shared. "It happened the other day at my kids’ school, a mum took one. You can’t even go: ‘Sorry, don’t do that,’ as then they say, ‘I wasn’t! I didn’t!’ And then you look like a dick. It’s a shame. I wish I was braver but I’m not.”

Wonka arrives in theaters Dec. 15.

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