Michael Douglas, 79, is a proud dad with son Dylan, 23, and daughter Carys, 21, by his side at America’s Burning premiere in New York City

Michael Douglas attended the New York City premiere of America’s Burning on Wednesday evening with two of his three children.

The 79-year-old actor was joined by son Dylan, 23, and daughter Carys, 21, whom he shares with wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, 54.

For the occasion, the Basic Instinct sensation wore a navy blue blazer over a lighter blue button-up shirt.

He added belted dark gray slacks, rounding out the look with black footwear.

Meanwhile, his son and daughter coordinated in stylish beige and white outfits.

Douglas was clean shaven for the red carpet event and his white-gray hair was neatly cut.

Dylan was clad in a subtly striped blazer and matching pants, which he wore with a button-up white shirt.

His dark hair fell to his ears and he looked handsome with a shadow of a beard.

His younger sister dazzled in a white suit jacket, which she wore with a silvery-gray satin maxi skirt.

The beauty’s lustrous brunette locks were swooped back into a chic bun.

Her natural beauty shined through a light face of makeup, which included soft pink blush.

The matriarch of the family was missing from the glamorous scene.

Michael provided the narration for America’s Burning, a documentary about American democracy.

The film, which has a nearly hour-and-a-half runtime, is from director David M. Smick.

According to IMDb, the doc ‘plunges into the fragile state of America’s apparently insurmountable economic divide, with a strikingly hopeful vision for its future.’

In addition to providing his voice for the project, Michael is also listed as an executive producer.

He married Zeta-Jones in 2000 and also has a son, Cameron Douglas, 45, from his marriage to Diandra Luker.