When Keanu Reeves and his mother Patricia Taylor attend the Academy Awards, the actor looks stunning in a black tuxedo

Keanu Reeves enjoyed a night at the Oscars with his mother Patricia Taylor.

The actor, 55, posed on the red carpet of the 92nd Academy Awards with his costume designer mom in Hollywood on Sunday.

Keanu will be presenting tonight at the awards show, and was definitely dressed to impress for the occasion.

Family affair: Keanu Reeves posed on the red carpet with his mom, Patricia Taylor, ahead of the 92nd Academy Awards in Hollywood on Sunday

The actor was the very definition of dapper in a black Dolce&Gabbana tuxedo, Cartier studs, and leather shoes as he posed arm-in-arm with his mother.

His signature long black hair was worn down in it’s typically slightly disheveled style, while a salt and pepper beard rounded off his handsome complexion.

Patricia contrasted Keanu, opting for a sleek all-white look.

Patricia looked simply divine in a white Dolce&Gabbana suit, Cartier jewels, dazzling heels and a matching choker necklace.

Hunk: The actor was the very definition of dapper in a black tuxedo and leather shoes as he posed arm-in-arm with his motherHappy days! Reeves waved towards cameras during his stylish run on the red carpet

Keanu has been busy filming the fourth installment of The Matrix, but was obviously happy to enjoy a night off for a star-studded celebration in Hollywood.

Though he’s not nominated for anything, he still has an important role to play at tonight’s affair as one of the many celebrity presenters.

Hollywood’s awards season reaches its climax tonight, with a cliffhanger over the top prize after a season marked by dark horses, renewed anguish over diversity, and a South Korean underdog that could snatch victory from the biggest names in show business.

In the spotlight: Though he’s not nominated for anything, he still has an important role to play at tonight’s affair as one of the many celebrity presenters

Hollywood’s biggest night! The evening sees the likes of 1917, Parasite, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, and The Irishman going head-to-head for Best Picture

While dark comic book movie Joker goes into the ceremony with a leading 11 nominations, it’s the immersive World War One movie 1917 that has emerged as the film to beat in the best picture race after winning a slew of accolades in the last five weeks.

Yet a win for 1917 is far from a foregone conclusion, with South Korean social satire Parasite and sentimental favorite Once Upon a Time in Hollywood from Quentin Tarantino also jostling for attention from the 8,000 voters of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Korean-language film Parasite seems certain to take the renamed best international feature Oscar and would make history if the black comedy about haves and have-nots in modern Seoul also takes home the best picture statuette.

Martin Scorsese’s mob saga The Irishman seems to have lost momentum despite lavish early praise and a cast that includes Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci. But it has failed to take home major acting or directing awards this season, likely dashing Netflix’s best hope so far of picking up its first best picture Oscar.

The best director category, a controversially all-male affair, is equally hard to call according to Oscar pundits, with a lineup featuring Sam Mendes (1917), Scorsese, Todd Phillips (Joker), Tarantino and Bong Joon Ho (Parasite).