Chris Pratt proved to be the ultimate gentleman during a press conference for his new film “The Electric State” by stepping in to shield his co-star Millie Bobby Brown from an awkward wardrobe mishap.

A viral video circulating on social media captured Chris Pratt rushing to Millie Bobby Brown’s aid as she struggled to get up from her chair while wearing a denim miniskirt.

In the clip, the “Stranger Things” actress appeared to lean over and quietly ask Pratt for help.

Without hesitation, Pratt moved in front of her, effectively blocking the audience’s view as she adjusted her Dolce & Gabbana patchwork miniskirt from the brand’s spring 2021 collection. Brown, who held onto Pratt’s arm as she stood up, seemed grateful for his quick thinking.

As she walked away, Pratt added a lighthearted touch by clapping for her and even showing off a playful dance move. The duo shared a smile, showing they were in good spirits despite the apparent wardrobe issue.

The clip quickly gained traction online, with many fans praising Pratt’s act of chivalry.

“A real and respectful man,” one admirer wrote on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, while another echoed, “A great guy! A wonderful gentleman!”

Brown also received praise for her composure, with one fan noting, “And as a lady she was well aware of what people would try to do. Great modesty and class from Millie.”

Brown, who has been making waves with her fashion choices during “The Electric State” press tour, paired the denim miniskirt with brown suede boots and a chic Miu Miu purse. She completed the look with playful space buns, a hairstyle she showcased on her Instagram the same day.

Just days later, Brown switched up her style for an “Electric State” screening in London, stepping out in a stunning sparkly red strapless gown paired with a bold red lip. The “Damsel” star continues to dazzle with her evolving style, drawing comparisons to Pamela Anderson thanks to her platinum blonde hair.

“The Electric State,” the highly anticipated sci-fi adventure starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, is set to take audiences on a multi-platform journey. The film, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, follows the story of Michelle, an orphaned teenager who embarks on a cross-country quest with her robot companion, Cosmo, to find her younger brother, Chris, after a robot uprising.

But the story doesn’t end with the movie. The Russo brothers are enhancing the “Electric State” universe with a prequel video game described as a “bite-sized adventure puzzle game.” The game, which takes place five years before the movie’s events, offers a deeper dive into Michelle and Chris’s relationship, something the filmmakers believe is essential for the story’s broader impact.

“It’s something we’re always open to and something we’re always considering,” Russo told Variety. “But the fact that ‘The Electric State’ can be explored through different mediums, the type of story that it is and the type of experience that it is, can be explored in different ways, that’s something very important to us as storytellers.”

One of the key advantages of the video game format is its ability to explore the complexities of Michelle and Chris’s sibling relationship beyond the constraints of a two-hour movie.

“It does get into a part of their relationship that we don’t follow in the film, that kind of predates the film, but also post-dates the film as well,” Russo explained. “And the game is able to explore the relationship in more depth. We certainly explore the relationship very thoroughly in the movie, but there’s just a limit in a two-hour medium to how much ground you can cover, in terms of story.”

The game promises to delve into the “wonderful, complicated brother-sister relationship” between Michelle and Chris, capturing the nuanced and evolving dynamics that may not have made it into the film.