Mark Wahlberg and director Rosalind Ross present their new film Father Stu

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The residents of Helena, Montana got a glimpse at Hollywood superstar Mark Wahlberg up close and personal as he promoted his new film Father Stu.The film - which hits theaters April 15 - is based on the unlikely true story of Father Stuart Long, a former boxer who turned his life around and became a priest.The real Father Stu attended Carroll College in Helena, Montana, where Wahlberg and writer-director Rosalind Ross on Monday afternoon.

All smiles:The residents of Helena, Montana got a glimpse at Hollywood superstar Mark Wahlberg up close and personal as he promoted his new film Father Stu Star and director:The real Father Stu attended Carroll College in Helena, Montana, where Wahlberg and writer-director Rosalind Ross on Monday afternoonWahlberg stepped out with a two-tone grey sweatshirt and a silver chain tucked into his sweatshirt.He had the early makings of a new beard as he posed at the Catholic university with Ross, completing his look with black pants and dark grey sneakers.

His writer-director, Rosalind Ross, opted for a tan top with a plunging neckline with matching pants and black pumps while promoting the film.

Mark's look:Wahlberg stepped out with a two-tone grey sweatshirt and a silver chain tucked into his sweatshirt Rosalind's look:His writer-director, Rosalind Ross, opted for a tan top with a plunging neckline with matching pants and black pumps while promoting the filmWahlberg was also seen interacting with fans outside of the All Saints Chapel at Carroll College, posing for a number of selfies with a black coat.He was seen with a bright smile heading outside to greet the fans assembled outside of the chapel.Carroll College is where the real Father Stuart Long had played football in his youth, long.