Ben Stiller recreates THAT iconic Blue Steel pout as he stops for a selfie while heading to day seven of the US Open
His character was known for his iconic Blue Steel pout.
And Ben Stiller recreated the pose from his cult role in Zoolander, as he arrived for the seventh day of action at the 2023 US Open on Monday.
The Meet The Parents star, 57, delivered the famous look while posing for a selfie with a fan as he arrived for the tournament in New York.
Ben cut a casual figure in a black T-shirt, blue shorts and sported brown trainers to watch the match.
The Night At The Museum star, who looked invested in the game, was also pictured chatting with a pal inside the venue.
Famed: Ben Stiller yet again struck his iconic pose for a selfie at day seven of the 2023 US Open tennis tournament on Monday
Iconic: The actor, 57, is famously known for pulling off the 'Blue Steel' expression in the movie Zoolander
He famously starred as a male model in the 2001 film, who in a bid to revive his failing career, is offered a runway show by a designer, who then hynotises him into killing the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
The film also starred Will Ferrell, Owen Wilson and Ben's wife Christine Taylor, as well as a laundry list of cameos from big names such Billy Zane, Victoria Beckham and Donald Trump
In June Ben and his his daughter Ella Stiller, 21, attended the world premiere of his wife Christine Taylor's new role in the short film Let Liv on day five of the 2023 Tribeca Festival in New York City.
Christine, 51, is among the lead actresses in the comedy-drama short film, directed by Erica Rose from a screenplay by Olivia Levine, that was screened at the Village East Cinema.
Christine and Ben, who first met while they were both filming Heat Vision And Jack (1999), tied the knot in 2000 but later separated in 2017.
The couple, who also share 17-year-old son Quinlin, later reconciled after living together during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and have remained together ever since.
The actress appeared on The Drew Barrymore Show in March where she discussed her relationship with the actor.
She explained: 'We always stayed a family unit. So when the pandemic hit and we all had to figure out where to hunker down.
Trendy: Ben cut a casual display in a black T-shirt, blue shorts and sported brown trainers to watch the match
Happy and relaxed: He appeared to be in great spirits as he headed out with a friend to enjoy the tournament
Icon: The Night At The Museum star, who looked invested in the game, was also pictured chatting with a pal inside the venue
Showing support: Ben, daughter Ella Stiller, 21, and wife Christine Taylor, 51, attended the world premiere of his wife's new role in the short film Let Liv in June
'We all ended up in our house together with two teenagers and we found this way back.
'We had so much time to talk, there were no other distractions... It just happened organically.'
Christine also touched on the beginning of their relationship as she said that she and Ben 'knew each other six months, got engaged, were married within a year, then had [daughter Ella] the next year.
'Family was always a priority, but I think Ben and I both started to grow in different directions. And when we made the decision to separate, it was not something we wanted to talk publicly about or took lightly.'
