Tommy Lee Jones, 80, and Wife Dawn Laurel-Jones Enjoy Rare Public Night Out in LA

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Tommy Lee Jones and his wife, Dawn Laurel-Jones, had a rare public outing in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.

According to photos obtained by Page Six, the “Men in Black” actor, 80, and the photographer, 62, enjoyed a date night at the Madeo restaurant in West Hollywood.

In the photos, the pair appeared to wait for valet after dining at the swanky Italian establishment for almost two hours.

Jones looked casual for the outing, wearing khaki pants, a red collared shirt under a black cardigan and a pair of sneakers.

Laurel-Jones also dressed comfortably for dinner, wearing a pair of khaki pants, a brown sweater and brown boots.

She also carried a to-go bag from the restaurant and a large designer purse.

The date night came less than a month after Jones made a rare appearance at the Season 2 premiere of “The Lowdown.”

The “Fugitive” star appeared in good spirits as he walked the red carpet solo during the star-studded event in Austin, Texas, on Oct 7.

In the FX series “The Fugitive,” Jones portrays Lee Raybon Sr., a self-proclaimed journalist who exposes political corruption in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Jones and his wife met in 1995 on the set of the television movie “The Good Old Boys,” where Laurel-Jones was working as an assistant camera operator.

In March 2001, the pair tied the knot in a private ceremony in San Antonio.

Jones and his wife mostly keep their marriage private and split their time between their ranch in Texas and their 74-acre polo range in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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