Stanley Tucci, 60, looks dapper in a navy suit at La Fortuna screening at San Sebastian Festival

Stanley Tucci continued to demonstrate his good health on Friday evening as he hit the red carpet for a screening of La Fortuna at the 69th San Sebastian International Film Festival.

Just weeks ago, the actor revealed he was diagnosed with oral cancer and underwent treatment nearly three years ago.

Posing at the event – which took place at Kursaal Palace in Spain – Stanley, 60, looked more than happy to promote the new TV project.

New series: Stanley Tucci continued to demonstrate his good health on Friday evening as he hit the red carpet for a screening of La Fortuna at the 69th San Sebastian International Film Festival

He stopped for snaps in a smart navy suit with a bright blue tie and a pocket square, featuring a leafy, tropical design.

He was joined by the likes of Manolo Solo, Karra Elejalde and T’nia Miller on the red carpet.

The latter stunned in an elaborate clay gown, featuring a wash of pastel pink detailing.

She completed the look with gold spiked statement jewelry, including striking earrings and rings.

Stylish: Just weeks ago, the actor revealed he was diagnosed with oral cancer and underwent treatment nearly three years ago

Chic: Posing at the event – which took place at Kursaal Palace in Spain – Stanley, 60, looked more than happy to promote the new TV project

Line-up: He was joined by the likes of [L-R] Manolo Solo, Karra Elejalde and T’nia Miller on the red carpet

The series is a six-part TV drama series about the discovery of La Fortuna in 2007 – a Spanish frigate sunk by four British navy warships off the coast of Portugal in 1804.

Stanley plays Frank Wild, a treasure hunter, who discovers the wreckage at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, and the gold inside it.

Despite claiming it as his own discovery, the Spanish government accuse him of stealing the gold, believing it to be their property.

Earlier this month, Oscar-nominated Stanley was seen for the first time since his cancer admission while at the Women’s Prize For Fiction Awards in London, with book agent wife Felicity Blunt. The couple have been married since 2012 and have two children together. 

Fighting fit: He stopped for snaps in a smart navy suit with a bright blue tie and a pocket square, featuring a leafy, tropical design

New project: Stanley plays Frank Wild, a treasure hunter, who discovers the wreckage at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, and the gold inside it

Stunning: T’nia stunned in an elaborate clay gown, featuring a wash of pastel pink detailing. She completed the look with gold spiked statement jewelry, including striking earrings and rings

Drama: The series is a six-part TV drama series about the discovery of La Fortuna in 2007 – a Spanish frigate sunk by four British navy warships off the coast of Portugal in 1804

The couple were then seen at the ninth annual Fortnum & Mason Food And Drink Awards several days later, with the actor looking in great spirits. 

Tucci revealed his secret cancer diagnosis, which he battled in 2018, just days prior to these appearances.

In an interview for the September 2021 issue of Vera, the Virgin Atlantic in-flight magazine, The Devil Wears Prada star shared that doctors had found a tumor at the base of his tongue.

‘It was too big to operate, so they had to do high-dose radiation and chemo,’ he said of the aggressive treatment, which resulted in him having to use a feeding tube for six months.  

Couple: Earlier this month, Oscar-nominated Stanley was seen for the first time since his cancer admission while at the Women’s Prize For Fiction Awards in London, with book agent wife Felicity Blunt

Tucci shared he was especially concerned about his cancer diagnosis and treatment plan after experiencing the heartbreaking loss of his first wife, Kate, to cancer in 2009. 

‘I’d vowed I’d never do anything like that, because my first wife died of cancer, and to watch her go through those treatments for years was horrible,’ he confessed.

The father of five also shared how the chemo and intense radiation was especially tough on his two younger twins Matteo and Emilia.

‘The kids were great, but it was hard for them,’ he said, adding that after using a feeding tube for a half a year he ‘could barely make it to the twins’ high school graduation.’ 

Although he admitted he ‘feels much older’ compared to before he got sick, Tucci said he’s confident it’s not likely that the cancer will return.      

Cancer free: Although he admitted he ‘feels much older’ compared to before he got sick, Tucci said he’s feels confident that it’s not likely that the cancer will return; he is pictured in an Instagram post from Wednesday, September 8