Blonde bombshell, 75, who dated Sylvester Stallone steps out with Seinfeld star husband, 71… can you guess the Hollywood golden couple?

A Golden Globe nominee and one of the biggest sex symbols of the late 1970s and 1980s was seen on a rare public outing this week.

The siren, now 75, shot to fame in her 1979 debut film, Goldengirl, but a year-long fling with the still-married but separated Sylvester Stallone made her a household name worldwide.

Her subsequent romance with Dudley Moore was also intriguing to so many people, mainly due to their differences in height – he was five feet two and a half inches tall and his head barely touched the 5ft 11 star's chin.

She was recently seen running errands in the upscale community of Montecito, California, with her actor husband, who starred in one of Seinfeld's most hilarious episodes as a masseur and enjoyed a brief stint on Baywatch.

The pair have one of Hollywood's most enduring romances – having tied the knot in 1992.

Can you guess who they are?

If you guessed Susan Anton and Jeff Lester, you are right.

The couple, who have been married 34 years, were running an errand in the upscale coastal community.

Anton looked just as slim and statuesque as she did in her earlier years while clad in tight black leggings and a long-sleeved black shirt.

Lester, 71, matched her casual look in jeans and black T-shirt, and he did the honors by carrying their shopping bag.

Before they met in the early 1990s – in a personal development and life-coaching course – Anton was already famous.

Her romance with Stallone caused a sensation as they were both married to other people at the time – she to first husband Jack Stein, he to his first wife Sasha Czack – but the fling didn't last long.

After dating for about a year, the Rocky star went back to Sasha, who he would eventually divorce in 1985. (Anton's five-year marriage to Stein officially ended in divorce in May 1980.)

Anton started dating Moore within weeks of her painful split from Stallone.

She described the British actor as a supportive and motivating force who gave her confidence in her career, per IMDb.

Moore described the relationship in his usual humor-laced tone. 

'Susan and I have been thrown together in the night for the past three years, and our relationship has been lingering on very pleasantly,' Moore told TIME in February 1983.

'I don't want to be married again,' he added.

Anton and Moore amicably split in 1985 after five years together.

The Yucaipa, California, native's first taste of fame happened after she won the beauty pageant titles of Miss Redlands and Miss California in 1969.

In the 1969 Miss America Scholarship Pageant, she tied as second runner-up.

Anton's debut film role was in 1979's Goldengirl, in which she played a young and genetically enhanced athlete who goes on to become an Olympic superstar.

It bombed at the box office but she received a Golden Globe nomination for her efforts.

The buzz it generated led to a contract with NBC for her variety show, Presenting Susan Anton.

Around that time, she also starred in Stop Susan Williams, one of the three serials in the series Cliffhangers.

In 1982, she garnered a role in the sports comedy flick Spring Fever, followed by Cannonball Run II.

Anton's TV presence grew in the 1980s and 1990s with appearances in The Love Boat, Mike Hammer, Murder, She Wrote, Making Mr Right, Mr Belvedere, Hotel, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Night Court, Quantum Leap, Blossom and more.

She starred in 13 episodes of Baywatch between 1992 and 1994, playing Jackie Quinn.

Her more recent gigs included an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in 2010 and Sharknado: The 4th Awakens in 2016. Her last credited acting role was in 2022’s The Cleaning Lady.

But Anton stood out as a singer as well, cutting three albums between 1991 and 2001 and a 1980 single, Killin’ Time (with Fred Knoblock).

Lester, meanwhile, is memorable for his role as an FBI agent who interrogates Pavel Chekov (Walter Koenig) in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

People remember the scene for its lighthearted, comedic element, according to one fan site on Facebook.

Lester, though, was mainly viewed as a Hollywood hunk during the 1980s and 1990s with his tall, muscular and blond good looks.

In the 1991 Seinfeld episode The Note, Lester played Raymond, the brawny and handsome masseur who causes an uneasy George Costanza (Jason Alexander) to question his sexuality when he receives a 'note' from him.

During the height of Baywatch's popularity between 1990 and 1992, Lester guest-starred as Lance Jarvis in one episode and Lane Brody in another episode.

Appearing on a show dominated by tanned, athletic and good-looking actors only served to solidify Lester's Hollywood hunk image.

In 1987, Lester was cast as the comic book superhero Captain Justice and his alter-ego Brad Steele in the CBS series Once a Hero. He was perfect for the role, which required an actor with a muscular build.

However, the series was short-lived, running for just three episodes.

By the late 1990s, Lester began to focus on work behind the camera, directing and producing.

He and Anton created their own production company, Big Picture Studios, in 1997.

Their film work included The Last Real Cowboys (2000), which won three film festival awards; Broken (2006); the short drama Mr President (2007), which won two awards at the ELEVATE Film Festival; and the short film The Speed of Life (2008).