Maggie Gyllenhaal poses for family snaps with her husband Peter Sarsgaard and their daughter Ramona at the premiere of her new movie The Bride

Maggie Gyllenhaal posed for family snaps with her husband Peter Sarsgaard and their daughter Ramona as she attended the premiere of The Bride! on Thursday.

The director of the anticipated movie, 48, arrived for the glitzy premiere in a chic black cut-out gown.

She completed her dazzling ensemble with sophisticated black stilettos and a myriad of diamond jewellery.

Arriving on the white carpet at Cineworld Leicester Square, she posed alongside her husband Peter, who stars as Jake Wiles in the upcoming release. Maggie's actor brother Jake Gyllenhaal also appears in the star-studded film.

Donnie Darko star, Maggie, married the Orphan star, 54, in 2009 after meeting eight years earlier.

The couple eventually co-starred in an unreleased film produced by Steven Soderbergh, In God's Hands, and welcomed two daughters, Ramona, 19, and Gloria, 13.

Ramona joined her parents at the celebratory evening as she stepped out in a black trench coat and a white scarf.

The film stars Jessie Buckley in the titular role, alongside Christian Bale as Frankenstein's monster.

A synopsis for the film reads: In 1930s Chicago, Frankenstein asks Dr. Euphronius to help create a companion. 

'They give life to a murdered woman as the Bride, sparking romance, police interest, and radical social change.' 

Candidly discussing what keeps the Hollywood pair still so fond of each other, Maggie said she feels lucky to live with an artist she truly respects. 

'I love talking to him about what he's thinking about and what he's up against,' she told the Sunday Times in an interview.

'We've been together a long time and I can feel when he has had enough of talking to me about whatever I'm talking about that day. 

'I think we can feel each other out, like don't talk about work right now, he doesn't care, he just wants to have dinner,' she unveiled.

Earlier in December, Flightplan legend Peter also opened up about his long marriage to Maggie while chatting to PEOPLE. 

'We take turns in terms of our work. I think that's one of the things that you just sort of have to do is let someone have their dance and then you take your dance.

'There is great value in that,' he told the publication.