The ongoing 76th edition of the Cannes Film Festival turned special for Tom Hanks' fans as the star arrived at the gala in full swag. His film Asteroid City had a world premiere on Tuesday (May 23) night and he hit the red carpet with his wife Rita Wilson. The two literally served couple goals at the red carpet as the duo did a little dance together. The New Boy: Cate Blanchett and Director Warwick Thornton Receive Standing Ovation for The Film At Cannes 2023 (Watch Video).

The adorable moment was captured by Variety. The couple was twinning in black. Tom's co-stars Steve Carell, Scarlet Johansson, Jason Schwartzman were also in attendance at Cannes 2023. Donning a cropped black wig and always swilling a martini, Johansson fit perfectly in Anderson's Americana milieu. Male lead Schwartzman earned laughs as an awkward war photographer grieving his late wife and herding three young daughters and a brainiac son, Variety reported. BTS V aka Kim Taehyung Shares Photo with BLACKPINK’s Lisa, Park Bo Gum, Future and Jingyi Zhang Along With Gorgeous Solo Shots in Celine Outfit!

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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson dance together at the #Cannes premiere of #AsteroidCity. https://t.co/IdVkObloyc pic.twitter.com/3JTQTrymW2

— Variety (@Variety) May 23, 2023

Wes Anderson's Asteroid City project tells of a desert tourist trap that was one the sites of an asteroid landing, which also doubles as the location of an annual camp for 'stargazers and space cadets.' The conceit is a story-within-a-story, as the cast plays a troupe of actors and stage crew for a play.

The events taking place in Asteroid City are part of the play within a play, written by Norton and narrated by Bryan Cranston. The film's actors play characters stranded in the desert after an alien invasion in the primary story, and are also shown as actors cast to play those roles in a larger story outside the play.  "I'm so pleased to show the movie for the first time. We've never seen it before ourselves. Thank you to our cast of stupendous actors playing actors," Anderson told the crowd at the Palais.