Keeping him young! Al Pacino, 72, shows off girlfriend Lucila Sola, 33, at Phil Spector premiere

Al Pacino is certainly in remarkable shape for a man of 72.
And one of the reasons why was apparent when he showed off his much younger girlfriend Lucila Sola at the premiere of Phil Spector in New York on Wednesday.
The dapper Godfather star looked jubilant as he joked with the beauty, who is 40 years younger than him, on the red carpet.

Reason to smile: Al Pacino showed off his much younger girlfriend Lucila Sola at the premiere of Phil Spector in New York on Wednesday

The pair were the stars of the night at the debut showing of the controversial new HBO film.
However his 33-year-old lover was not the only beautiful woman who turned up for the exciting event.
Girls star Allison Williams, 25, also looked in fine figure in a lace detailed black dress, while The Good Wife favourite Christine Baranski, 60, daringly twinned a leopard print dress with a dark coloured cardigan
One big name who was conspicuous by her absence was Helen Mirren, who is the leading actress in the movie.

Only as old as the woman you feel: Dating the 32-year-old is clearly doing wonders for the septuagenarian

Guest star: Girls actress Allison Williams brought a much needed  extra splash of glamour to the event

Ready to pounce: Christine Baranski daringly twinned her leopard print dress with a black cardigan

Al plays legendary music producer Spector in the film, which tells the story of his life and centres on his trials for the murder of Lana Clarkson, who died from a gun shot wound to the head.
The initial trial in 2007 ended in a deadlocked jury, while a second jury in 2009 found him guilty of second degree murder with a sentence of 19 years hard time.
The movie is closer to a dream than reality as it depicts writer-director David Mamet's re-imagining of the events, rather than a retelling of the plain facts of the case.
The HBO film comes with a disclaimer explaining that it is a work of fiction, 'inspired by actual persons in a trial, but it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the outcome.'
The controversial film is set for release on March 24.

Reeding between the lines: Music legend Lou Reed turned up to see the controversial film

Phil-ing their boots: Actor Bryan Greenberg enjoyed the premiere while Cuba Gooding Jr attended the afterparty

Stone the crows: Legendary rock guitarist Keith Richards turned up with his wife Patti Hansen

Hair-raising experience: Al stars as Spector while Helen Mirren plays his defence lawyer Linda Kenney Baden