Jason Momoa kicked off his premiere by performing the traditional Maori warrior dance the ‘haka’ with his family and friends.
The 39-year-old actor was joined by his wife Lisa Bonet and their children daughter Lola, 11, and son Nakoa-Wolf, nine.
The Game Of Thrones star revealed on the Graham Norton show that he was waiting to watch the film for the first time with his kids: “I’m waiting for my babies. I’m going to wait. It’s going to be amazing. My kids have never been to an IMAX theatre.”
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Jason admitted to Entertainment Tonight that he was “a little nervous but excited” for his children to watch him on the big screen.
“They’ve never seen anything this big, and I can’t even imagine what it’s going to be like for them or what it’s going to be like for me, so just to be sitting next to them.”
Aquaman is the latest DC film and will be in cinemas on 14th December.
Watch Jason and his ‘crew’ dance the haka below.
Jason Momoa doing haka dance @ Aquaman’s US premiere. pic.twitter.com/thxBuY12T1
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