Russell Crowe and his girlfriend Britney Theriot were denied service at an Australian restaurant. The couple went to eat at Mr. Miyagi, a Japanese fusion spot in Melbourne, wearing their Ralph Lauren tennis outfits from earlier in the day, but the staff denied them entry. The restaurant describes itself as “casual but fancy,” where “work gear, activewear, singlets, and thongs (flip-flops)” are forbidden. Mr. Miyagi’s management added that no one, including the A-List actor, is above their rules. However, when the owner Kristian Klein caught wind of what went down, she changed her tune. Kristian said the staff member that denied the Gladiator star entry did not know who the actor was, a “very unfortunate situation for everyone.” Mr. Miyagi had some fun with the situation, updating its dress code policy on Instagram. “Dress smart casual, unless you’re Russell Crowe, then wear whatevs,” the sign read. The restaurant also cleared up the air with Crowe. “Dear Russell, During your last visit, it seems we got off on the wrong foot. After much reflection on what occurred, we have made a permanent change to our dress code,” the caption read. “We would love to see you again in the future, you’re always welcome at Mr. Miyagi.”