PAUL AND STELLA TURN OUT TO CHEER ON MARY´S HUSBAND AT HIS FILM PREMIERE

The McCartney clan have already conquered the worlds of music and fashion, and now one of their own is set take on the film industry.

Sir Paul and daughters Stella and Mary turned out to support the latter's husband Simon Aboud for the UK premiere of his directorial debut, Comes A Bright Day.

The family proudly posed for pictures at the screening, held at the Curzon Mayfair cinema.

All in the family: Sir Paul and Mary McCartney turned out to see her husband Simon Aboud's film premiere for Comes A Bright Day in London tonight

Mary, beaming by her husband's side, looked lovely in a yellow and black lace dress.

Sister Stella went simple in a tailored black suit.

 

The thriller, which made its worldwide debut at the Berlin Film Festival in February, centres on a jewellery heist that goes terribly wrong.

Aboud directed and wrote the film, which stars Submarine actor Craig Roberts, Timothy Spall and Imogen Poots.

Big night: Aboud makes his directorial debut with the thriller, which he also wrote

Rising star Roberts takes the lead role as Sam, a hotel worker who falls for a beautiful employee at one of London's most exclusive jewellery stores.

Disaster strikes when they find themselves taken as hostages in an armed robbery that goes wrong.

Aboud, who started out in advertising, told Interview magazine earlier this year that it has taken him 46 years to do what he's always wanted to do - make films.

Discussing his cast, he revealed: 'Imogen was in a list, if I had to write a list of all the girls, all the women that I wanted to play Mary, she was pretty much top of that list.

'Craig came for a reading and just killed it; I hadn't seen Submarine. A minute in, it was like, "That's him." He's fantastic. The thing about Craig is, and I'm not even sure Craig gets it, he just has this amazing ability when the cameras on.'

Comes A Bright Day is released on July 13.