Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor-Joy arrive in a very wet Sydney for Mad Max premiere

Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor-Joy were spotted desperately trying, and sadly failing, to avoid the puddles in Sydney.

ONE TIME WEB USE FOR NEWS.COM.AU ONLY – FEES APPLY – ANYA TAYLOR-JOY AND CHRIS HEMSWORTH DODGE THE RAIN (AND PUDDLES) TO PROMOTE “FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA”, WITH DIRECTOR GEORGE MILLER, AT CIRCULAR QUAY ON SYDNEY HARBOUR Picture: Media Mode

Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor Joy have arrived in Sydney to promote their new movie Mad Max.

Director George Miller’s follow-up to the 2015 box office hit Fury Road has its Australian premiere on Thursday.

Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth were out in Sydney to promote their new blockbuster Mad Max movie. Picture from Media Mode.

Taylor-Joy looked less than impressed after Hemsworth accidentally led her through a puddle. Picture from Media Mode.

The pair were spotted at Circular Quay doing their best to avoid the rain puddles after some less than favourable weather.

Unfortunately, the Marvel star led Taylor-Joy right through a large puddle, soaking the train of her gown in the process.

Furiosa follows Taylor-Joy’s character as she seeks revenge for trauma inflicted by the cruel Dementus, played brilliantly against type by Hemsworth, who has spent years playing the superhero, Thor.

The glamarous pair walked arm-in-arm as they headed toward the premiere. Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images.

Hemsworth looks virtually unrecognisable in the movie’s trailer, with long hair, a beard and what appear to be facial prosthetics.

Director Miller recently joked at the Warner Bros. 2024 CinemaCon in Las Vegas that Hemsworth and Taylor-Joy were so good in their roles he had trouble recognising them out of costume.

Director George Miller posing with stars Taylor-Joy and Hemsworth at the Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay. Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images.

“They’re complete frauds to me after I spent a year in the cutting room,” he said.

The acclaimed director added that both actors had the perfect combination of charisma and endurance for the tough roles.

“Anya is resolute, disciplined and very smart,” he added.

The highly anticipated film acts as a prequel of sorts to Fury Road, which earned six Oscars, exploring the origins of the Furiosa character.

Hemsworth shot the film at home in Australia after Miller was able to make his movie in the outback of regional New South Wales.

The first film in the series had been planned for a NSW shoot too, however, after unseasonable rainfall and a wildflower bloom, he was forced him to shoot in the Namibian desert.

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, the fifth movie in the long-running series, will be released in cinemas on Thursday, May 23.