Jude Law is getting around of late, but then again when he has six films set to hit before the year's end (four major roles, two cameos), it's not surprising. In an interview today with Latino Review, Law spoke out on the three of the six that have Oscar buzz - his role as Errol Flynn in "The Aviator" and romance flicks "Alfie" & "Closer".
Law says "Flynn is a blink and you’ll miss him. I don’t even know if he’s in the film. He’s only got one scene. Alfie has a lot more humor than Closer. They kind of bookend each other, there both films about relationships and sexuality, the sexual terrain of the modern world".
In regards to his new production company which made "Sky Captain", he confirmed he's "developing a film, with Harold Pinter writing, which is a remake of Sleuth, where Michael Caine will play the Laurence Olivier role. I have also been developing, for about eight years, a project from Brian Epstein, which I’m still slowly working on".
The "All the King's Men" remake with Sean Penn and Steve Zaillian "We start shooting in November".
Thanks to 'Kellvin'.
