Jude Law plays in "A curious night" at Apollo theatre

Jude Law plays in "A curious night" at Apollo theatre on 1 July.
The actor Jude Law will appear on stage at the Apollo Theatre in London on 1 July as part of a charity gala night to raise funds for Ambitious about Autism and the National Autistic Society. A Curious Night at the Theatre is a detective story with other live appearances by the actors Luke Treadaway and Niamh Cusack, stars of the National Theatre production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Helen Mirren, Ben Whishaw and Matt Smith will make filmed appearances in the story. The presenter Mel Giedroyc will host the event.

Jude Law in a submarine

 

Jude Law in a submarine

 

 

 

This boy has just posted this photo on twitter (they're in a submarine), and he greets his daughter, with Jude.

Jude Law judging Arab Film Studio

Jude Law is part of the panel judging the shortlisted six submissions in Image Nation’s short film competition, Arab Film Studio. His fellow jurors include the director David Frankel (The Devil Wears Prada), the Emirati filmmaker Nawaf Al-Janahi and the chair of Hyde Park Entertainment Ashok Amritraj. The finalists are entries from the UAE, Egypt, Oman, Algeria, Syria and USA. An award ceremony will be held on Monday at the Yas Viceroy Hotel in Abu Dhabi.

Jude in Florence for Eyewear Vogue Man and maybe a new collaboration with Pitti Man.....

"The meeting takes place near the Ponte Vecchio of Florence, at the launch of the campaign Spring/Summer 2013 of Vogue Eyewear for Men. The protagonist is Jude Law with the photographer Peter Lindbergh. I've 15 minutes for talk with him. I sit down next to him, I turn on the microphone of the mobile phone, I look up an...d... I block. The short hair and the gray t-shirt make him more "interesting" than the big screen, so much to take my word. Indeed, if I must say the truth, I just say a word: "Allora..." (means "so", but she said it in italian), so he says "I really like this word: alòra (he tries to say "allora" in italian).
Journalist: Thanks to Vogue Eyewear for Men, you have become the symbol of English male elegance. When you see yourself in the mirror, who do you see?
Jude: An aged man... Really. Of course, this means more experience, but a lot of years have already passed.
Journalist: The advertising campaign is signed by Peter Lindbergh. How was working with him?
Jude: Incredible. I met him other times and I really like work with him because he's a true professional.
Journalist: If you had to be forced to wear a pair of glasses, which would you choose?
Jude: Eyeglasses, I would not know, but sunglasses, what I wear (Aviator sunglasses).
Journalist: These days is in the italian cinema there is "360", and a character in the movie says: "Because in the life, in an istant, everything can change." Do you have already live this moment?
Jude: Of course! Things continue always to change. Maybe, one of the most decisive moments, was when I met the mother of my kids.
Journalist: The next year, in the cinemas will be "Dom Hemingway", and its story talk about a safecracker. In the preview pictures you're unrecognizable...
Jude: That's true, an orrible character, naughty and above all very ugly. I had to grease, drink whiskey and smoke a lot of cigarettes. It was very hard because it was summer and the movie was set in winter.
Journalist: The most beautiful picture that you went to the eyes?
Jude: It will be trivial, but that of my children. They was and are a wonderful emotion.
Journalist: Today you are 40 years old,can you forecast how you will be in the next 40 years?
Jude: I would say theatre, but it would not be true. For me the set and the stage are both important. What I am is thanks to Samuel Beckett because when I was a little boy, on the table of my house there was one of his books and I liked it, even if i didn't read it. It was a sign.
Journalist: What are your plans for tonight?
Jude: I must go back to Paris for work. But yesterday I went to eat in a tuscan restaurant, and this morning I did jogging around the city to dispose. Nothing has changed! It's like 20 years ago.
Journalist: Are you in love?
Jude: Yes..... of my work and my children (he smiles)
Well, I understand. The time is over. He stands up to tighten my hand, so I shoot me his hand and I give him a kiss. When could happen again?"

Jude spotted I don't know where........................but he's always amazig!!!!

Jude Law joins cast of Treadaway's fundraiser A Curious Night at the Theatre

Jude Law will join The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time stars Luke Treadaway and Niamh Cusack as part of A Curious Night at the Theatre, a unique charity gala at the Apollo Theatre on 1 July 2013.

The event, which raises money for charities Ambitious about Autism and The National Autistic Society, is being produced by Treadaway and director Katy Rudd.
Speaking to WhatsOnStage recently, Treadaway, who recently won an Olivier Award for his portrayal of Christopher Boone, said he had the idea for the fundraiser when visiting autistic schools in preparation for playing the role.
A Curious Night at the Theatre features the world premiere of Simon Stephens and Mark Haddon's especially-written sequel to The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.

 

The new play, a detective story, will feature live performances from Jude Law, Luke Treadaway (as Christopher Boone) and Niamh Cusack as well as filmed performances from Helen Mirren, BAFTA-winning James Bond actor Ben Whishaw, Doctor Who's Matt Smith and Sherlock's Andrew Scott. Filming is by the Messrs Group.
The event is being hosted by Mel Giedroyc, comedian and co-presenter of The Great British Bake-Off, and also contains stand-up comedy from Simon Amstell. Music is provided by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Bat for Lashes, the all female vocal group The Boxettes, pianist Derek Paravicini and The James Christy Band.

There will also be a live auction with lots including tea at the Ritz with Matt Smith and a walk on role in War Horse.

For tickets call 0844 482 9671.

Jude was spotted in Cumberland Mall (photo), Atlanta, GA, USA.

Is it the new look for next Bleak Sea he's going to film at the end of July?

OMG!! He's always terrific!! Isn't he??? LOL

Jude Law is to star in Black Sea, to film in the UK later this summer.

Jude Law takes on risky underwater mission

The underwater thriller is about an out-of-work submarine captain (played by Law) who, desperate to find work, takes on a dangerous job from a mysterious employee. But he soon realises that his crew could be as dangerous as his mission– finding a stolen sub at the bottom of the Black Sea.
The director is Kevin Macdonald, who also produces alongside Charles Steel - the pair have collaborated before on The Last King of Scotland and How I Live Now. The screenplay is by Dennis Kelly, who wrote the conspiracy thriller drama series Utopia, shown on Channel 4 in the UK.
Filming on Black Sea commences at Pinewood Studio at the end of July.

Jude at Stansted Airport??

This is a pic with Jude and a really lucky young fan........maybe at Stansted Airport after he' s been in Netherlands..

Jude Law races around Yas Marina Circuit

British actor Jude Law, the heart-throb star of countless Hollywood hits, swapped red carpets for chequered flags on a recent trip to Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina Circuit - the futuristic home of the emirate’s annual Formula 1™ Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
With stunned fans snapping the Cold Mountain, The Talented Mr. Ripley, Road to Perdition and Sherlock Holmes star on their mobile phones, fearless Law buckled into an open-cockpit Yas Supersport SST – a mini version of Le Mans endurance vehicles - for thrill-a-minute ‘Hot Laps’ around the 5.5km track.
“Jude was bowled over by the entire experience – he was a natural racer,” said a Yas Marina Circuit insider. “He even said he was considering returning to Abu Dhabi for the Grand Prix in November.”

Jude in the Netherlands!

Jude in the Netherlands!

This is a photo of Jude, a few day ago, in Netherlands.
He tooks this picture wuth the editing of a Duth radio!

London's Young Vic Premieres Latest Short Film Project; Future Films to Feature Jude Law and Chiwetel Ejiofor.

 

London's Young Vic's latest in its project of short films inspired by a Young Vic production is "Bed Trick," a short film directed by Joe Hill-Gibbins inspired by his recent version of The Changeling. It is available to see now on websites of the Young Vic and The Guardian.

The project, which is organized in partnership with The Guardian newspaper and supported by Bloomberg, will comprise four short films, with Jude Law to star in the next one later this year, written by Belarus Free Theatre and Laura Wade. It will be followed by a film written and directed by Chiwetel Ejiofor, who stars in Aimé Césaire’s A Season in the Congo at the Young Vic this summer.
The project began in March 2012 with "Epithet," a short film inspired by Edward Bond’s Bingo starring Patrick Stewart, directed by Angus Jackson, written by Mark O. Rowe and filmed by BAFTA award-winning cinematographer David Higgs. It was followed by "Nora" in October 2012, a short inspired by Carrie Cracknell's A Doll's House at the Young Vic, written by Cracknell and Nick Payne and starring Hattie Morahan in the title role. Since its launch it has been viewed over 40,000 times.


According to press materials, the project offers a unique creative collaboration which gives exceptional theatrical talent an opportunity to work in the field of film. The brief for each film is simple: to make a short film inspired by a Young Vic show which is bold in its approach.  By pairing them with leading professionals in the film industry, theatre directors are provided with a platform to showcase their talent to a large international audience on the Guardian website. The films are edited by the Guardian's multimedia team and are hosted on both the Guardian and Young Vic websites at youngvic.org/YVshorts and guardian.co.uk/stage.


In a press statement, David Lan, artistic director of the theatre, commented, "If we have a policy at the Young Vic it’s to do things we’ve never done before.  We’d never made films.  Offering our directors a chance to make these short films has moved us all on in excitingly unexpected ways.  We have three physical stages in the Young Vic.  Our short films are becoming our fourth.  We are particularly grateful for the support Bloomberg have given us, enabling this brilliant new lease of creative life."  

Annual Fundraising Art Auction In Aid Of Teenage Cancer.

On May 15th in London.

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 15: (EMBARGOED FOR PUBLICATION IN UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS UNTIL 48 HOURS AFTER CREATE DATE AND TIME. MANDATORY CREDIT PHOTO BY DAVE M. BENETT/GETTY IMAGES REQUIRED) Jude Law (L) and Jake Chapman attend the annual fundraising art auction in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust at The Groucho Club on May 15, 2013 in London, England. (Photo by Dave M. Benett/Getty Images) 2013 Dave M. Benett