Jude Law Has Short Hair

he is alwayyssssssssssss yay and hot

Eww. No…What have you done Jude :’(
But still looOOOoove him anyway !

I actually like it, it shows that he’s old and that he’s FINALLY going to get rid of that boyish act of his (don’t think so!!)

Yay! Yay! Yay! I think it makes his eyes and gorgeous bone structure stand out. Very hot!

he is always YAY!

And 34 is not old, Joelle. What are you, 12?

Jared, these pics are great. Thanks!

HOT

Always hot!!

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Fug Face Man!ston goes from thread to thread spreading his sh*t…everybody already knows what FFM is about…nothing new…doesn’t have anything to say that’s true or valid. FFM is a fat, miserable, completely bald 4′5″ troll that only feels better by posting sh*t about other people…FFM is bald and isn’t happy about it so he has to try and insult Jude. You almost have to feel sorry for the poor sh*t…has to be so miserably lonely…

You made a mistake, you wrote ‘Jude Law shows off her newly cropped cut….’

You said HER instead HIS. lol

Hair looks alright- I prefer is semi long hair better though.

Final cut is back !! lol

But hey… Jude Law stay Jude Law xD !!

Never touch a hair on that manly chest, SEX_Y. Hairy chests drive me wild. Hubby ahd I alway began there and moved on…………and on………and on………………YEAHHHH!!!!1

Another really good review of Sleuth from TIFF:

Jen Stevenson

Sleuth
Dir. Kenneth Branagh
United Kingdom
*****

A few years ago, Jude Law was tossing ideas around and thought it might be neat to rewrite Sleuth, a famous play-turned-movie by Anthony Shaffer. Soon after, Harold Pinter signed on to write the screenplay. Michael Caine was a natural choice for the part of Andrew Wyke, and Law took on the part of Milo Tindle (played by Caine in the original film). To round out this stellar group, Kenneth Branagh (best known for his Shakespearian adaptations) came on as director. Need I say more at this point? This is a bloody fantastic mixing of minds here.

The story is about two very intelligent, very clever men who battle it out, mind and body, over a woman who never appears on screen. Andrew is a rich detective novelist, and Milo is an out-of-work actor who happens to be sleeping with Andrew’s wife. In the first scene, the two men meet for what seems like a casual conversation about the woman they both want to possess. As jealousy and rage take over, however, they become embroiled in an ever-escalating fight of wits and masculine energy. The entirety of the film takes place inside the millionaire’s house, which acts as an ominous third character with moving cameras, mood lighting, and interesting architecture. Visually, the film is striking, shot with odd angles, and moments that suddenly become awash with red or green depending on the current psychological state of the characters. The intense string music plays an integral role by amplifying the suspense. And I haven’t even mentioned the knockout performances by Caine and Law.

Harold Pinter’s script is of the highest caliber: it is precise, dark, understated, and gripping - there would be no film without it. It is a sharp, challenging discourse that would intimidate even the most experienced actor, and yet Caine and Law both give staggering performances - they are both so charismatic they nearly explode off the screen. For Jude Law to work on equal ground with Michael Caine and pull it off so convincingly is quite the feat.
Everything in this film matters: there is not a wasted shot, a wrong expression, or a useless prop in its 94-minute runtime. Sleuth is by far the most stimulating, captivating, and technically brilliant film I have seen at the festival, and with such a masterful cast and crew I would not have expected anything less.

http://media.www.thestrand.ca/media/storage/paper404/news/2007/09/20/FilmMusic/The-Toronto.Film.Festival.Brings.Strand.Tiff.Mania-2984679.shtml

Jude has always had this hairline. I noticed it when I saw some pictures of him with Sadie, where he had his hair combed back. So what has he been fighting? He has worn his hair short before (had it shaved completely off when Rudy was a baby, there are pictures and you can see the hairline there as well). I like his hair better long, though, but he’ll do what he needs to for roles or whatever suits his mood. I think people just need to go and scrutinize themselves more closely, I bet there’s enough work there to keep them busy. I like him and I admire him for working for peace. Maybe some of you all need to learn to be more peaceful, you might like it.