When Colbert said “you kind of look like you in The Holiday” talking about his haircut, I had to laugh because I realized the reason I had clicked on this video 😂 My subconscious was running the show. That crush of him in the Holiday never go away.
@@Chichi-ld1eoA. I. is such a good film. When I first saw it, I thought it a bit slow. But immediately after I watched it, I couldn't stop thinking about it.
Here’s a question I’ve had for a while: when an interview is broken up into segments, would it be too much to ask for them to be titled with “part 1, etc” or something like that? It’s not the order they’re uploaded in, either. Not the end of the world, but I find it a bit frustrating.
They really should do that, but until they do: a good rule of thumb is to go by runtime length in decreasing order. It's not always in that order, but it usually is.
I love how Brit actors always their acting roles a "job" - and they can easily still be method acting and bounce in and out of their roles because it's a "job". American actors tend to put a sense of reverence into their acting roles and become beholden to them.
I mean. Heath Ledger was British, Daniel Day Lewis is British. I think they both do both because people are individuals. EDIT: My bad, Heath Ledger was Australian. But the point was he wasn’t American.
That’ll be because outside of like 4 soap operas, unless you’re in a rep theatre company, you’re only ever doing a maximum of 6 or 12 episodes of anything a year if you’ve got a regular role, so you’re always going to be fitting in multiple jobs a year
Someone needs to do a film with him and his son playing a person at different stages of life at some point because his son is a spitting image of him when he was younger.
My favorite roles of Jude's are: the gigalo in A.I, Graham in The Holiday, and Watson in Sherlock. And for years I thought he was Jarvis cuz Paul Bettany sounded so much like him in that film.
My favorite Jude Law movie was also one of his first, I'm sure. I watched it recently. It's called Music From Another Room, and he looks like a baby giraffe almost, all limbs and skinny, long neck. It's a very sweet rom-com though that came out in '98, I believe. This was a fun interview!!
Honestly, don’t we have enough nepotism babies in show business? People work so hard to just to get an audition and some star just puts their kid in the show is disheartening at the least.
Whether felons can differs by state law. For example, as a Florida resident #45* will be able to vote as long as he's not actively incarcerated at the time (which in NY law - Florida follows the law in the state where the person was convicted)
I love the British accent but there is something about his voice and the way he speaks that I always have loved.
When Colbert said “you kind of look like you in The Holiday” talking about his haircut, I had to laugh because I realized the reason I had clicked on this video 😂 My subconscious was running the show. That crush of him in the Holiday never go away.
I love Jude. I love when you have someone really great on, and you dedicate the entire show to them. The Holiday and Sherlock Holmes are my favorites.
AI too.
@@Chichi-ld1eoA. I. is such a good film.
When I first saw it, I thought it a bit slow.
But immediately after I watched it, I couldn't stop thinking about it.
Jude needs to take the Colbert questionert.
Oh definitely. @stephencolbert
Jude is just a lovely respectful man and just a joy to watch. Great interview by Stephen as always!❤
What a very intelligent, humble and interesting guy!
I absolutely love him in every role I’ve seen him in. 🥰
Here’s a question I’ve had for a while: when an interview is broken up into segments, would it be too much to ask for them to be titled with “part 1, etc” or something like that? It’s not the order they’re uploaded in, either. Not the end of the world, but I find it a bit frustrating.
We’ve been asking this for years.
More clicks for the channel…..
Me too!
They really should do that, but until they do: a good rule of thumb is to go by runtime length in decreasing order. It's not always in that order, but it usually is.
@@QuarterLifeCrisesGood tip. Thanks!
Oh please, please, please do a Jude Law Colbert Questionnaire!!!
Gorgeous smile. Great voice. Funny! Love love Jude
Jude Law also starts to look as a Bond candidate... or villain. He can play 'm all.
Jude was born for acting
I love how Brit actors always their acting roles a "job" - and they can easily still be method acting and bounce in and out of their roles because it's a "job". American actors tend to put a sense of reverence into their acting roles and become beholden to them.
I mean. Heath Ledger was British, Daniel Day Lewis is British. I think they both do both because people are individuals.
EDIT: My bad, Heath Ledger was Australian. But the point was he wasn’t American.
And your assessment is written in stone
Do you hear yourself? You’re deluded!
@@422katieleighHeath Ledger was Australian!
That’ll be because outside of like 4 soap operas, unless you’re in a rep theatre company, you’re only ever doing a maximum of 6 or 12 episodes of anything a year if you’ve got a regular role, so you’re always going to be fitting in multiple jobs a year
I love Jude Law especially in the Holiday.
New respect for you, Jude! Thank you!
@@MattFeinstein38 you must have missed when I said; new respect. People can change for the better.
@@MattFeinstein38 oh dear! Was she your girlfriend to be so invested in someone else's sex life from over 20 years ago? Therapy might help you.
Jude Law 3 of 3
Happy Father's Day
Someone needs to do a film with him and his son playing a person at different stages of life at some point because his son is a spitting image of him when he was younger.
Just love this man 💔
Firebrand is the name of my Gibson, Les Paul, Guitar from 1980
A great actor and complete gentleman.
He was great in Gattica!
Like I needed a reminder of how old I am!😂
My favorite roles of Jude's are: the gigalo in A.I, Graham in The Holiday, and Watson in Sherlock. And for years I thought he was Jarvis cuz Paul Bettany sounded so much like him in that film.
Hey, Jude, you are fabulous and so down to earth.
I read once that Jude is the staff's favorite guest on the Colbert show, and one of Stephen's faves too.
In this interview he mentioned the interview that I watched that led me to this interview 😅
I love how he talks about his son. He seems like a good dad.
My favorite Jude Law movie was also one of his first, I'm sure. I watched it recently. It's called Music From Another Room, and he looks like a baby giraffe almost, all limbs and skinny, long neck. It's a very sweet rom-com though that came out in '98, I believe. This was a fun interview!!
We love jude law
I love Jude ❤
Holy Glory Alleluia Amen!!!!
Evie and Colbert greater Duo❤
A final Sherlock Holmes would be appreciated.
Spy with Jude and Melissa Mccarthy ♥️
Good Job
Good morning stephen colbert fans
Loved first draphs.
Hi jude haven't seen you in ages
I wish Stephen would bring June Squibb to interview...
His son is identiclal to him!
I prefer to do the undoable ❤❤🎉🎉
Jude Law he's not half bad
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Jude stuff has been weird but in the end he’s taken responsibility for the kids that are his and they appear to love him.
Stephen asked him to stay. I'm guessing there is a new Colbert Questionert coming soon.
Jude i have addressed most of what I could and now .... these spoutings of harm come towards me like rapid fire
... Q....'Quiffy'?
Amazingly good looking for a Man his age ...😊. Just my opinion
Jude Law looks like Phil Collins. they're both English/British.
excellent
Twice a Day
The Last Supper
This interview could’ve been longer….😊
👍
dude has a serious widows peak
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I don't know how he came up with the name Raff for his son, but I'm glad he didn't call him Scoff.
His name is Rafferty.
There is no denying that he was so noticeably with his moves as a lover robot on A. I. 🤖🧸
Is sarah brightman related to sarah medina? Is so maybe should i jave been informed about that?
My best friend at one time who I was emotionally attached to?
He was hot as albus
Honestly, don’t we have enough nepotism babies in show business? People work so hard to just to get an audition and some star just puts their kid in the show is disheartening at the least.
Raff Law? Why didn't he name his son Scoff Law?
Nice.
But he's not Newman.
King arthur was a great success .... you're welcome
I haven't sent out any scripts lately..... they have hacked my laptop
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Evie and Colbert the GreaTest Duo
Evie and Stevie was right there
@@leratomphahlele5636not really because it's pronounced eh-vie, not ee-vie
Then they stalked me at the gym and then the grocery store
Jude Law On Watching His Son Raff Grow As An Actor
Only AI 👁️ 👍😊
God bless him, but he does look every inch a movie star. Gen Z actors look on and despair.
Fine feathered friends?
Like Robert fine workin on the railroad while I be twerking on the railroad with my Train Family know what I mean
❤ #JonStewart #AOC 2024 Prez/VP🙏. ➡️Felons🚫🗳️CANT VOTE shouldnt b allowed t run fr office they themselves cant vote in🗳️
Whether felons can differs by state law. For example, as a Florida resident #45* will be able to vote as long as he's not actively incarcerated at the time (which in NY law - Florida follows the law in the state where the person was convicted)
really admire Jude Law, but great....more nepotism in the film, tv, theatre industry. Doors just open themselves 😮💨 SURE MUST BE NICE
Burn my brain after I die?
The Jude stuff has been weird but in the end he’s taken responsibility for the kids that are his and they appear to love him.