Jude Law Revisits His Most Memorable Films, From 1997 To Now

Ready to dive into the career of Jude Law? The GQ Men of the Year 2024 cover star breaks down his most memorable roles: from _The Talented Mr. Ripley_ to _The Young Pope,_ and his latest thriller film _The Order._

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00:00 - Jude Law’s Most Memorable Films
00:17 - Gattaca (1997)
01:55 - The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999)
03:54 - Closer (2004)
05:10 - The Young Pope (2016)
06:51 - Firebrand (2023)
09:08 - The Order (2024)

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[hertor]

Ha ha! My wife and I still quote that "How's the peeping Tommy" whenever we catch one of us looking at something out of the window. Phillip is so great in that film. Actually everyone is great in that film.

[David-jbdv]

TTMRipley is an amazing film. So much talent coming together.

[saintjimmy]

2:34 Great cut between a profile shot of Jude in The Talented Mr Ripley and then him in the interview, he looks the same. 25 years apart.

[BongoBaggins]

Road to Perdition is my favourite film. He's brilliantly menacing in that, in a weird kind of unthinking, harmless way.

[fleurdelotusrosecam]

I love that Jude Law is talking here about Gattaca, especially that scene on the staircase. That was a powerful scene. I fell in love with his acting when I first saw him in that movie in 1997 and been an admirer since. He had such a magnetic presence on the screen and such subtle but deep, intense emotional expressions, and he was so handsome, I was glued to his scenes asking myself, “who is this gorgeous amazing actor?” I remember I went to the good old Blockbuster and rented all the VHS of his previous films that were available, binge-watched them, lol. “The Talented Mr Ripley”, “Enemy at the Gates”, “Cold Mountain”, “The Grand Budapest Hotel” are some of my most favorite films of Jude Law. So happy to see him enjoying his well-deserved, successful career and I’m really looking forward to seeing “The Order”.

[Nimajneb]

Gattaca is the definition of underrated. One of the greatest modern sci fi films ever made starring Ethan hawk and Jude Law and no one knows about it

[RC]

come to think of it, one of the most under-rated and brill Brit actors, there's more:
side effects, sherlock holmes, contagion, the holiday, all the king's men and of course the 2 brilliant performances of his - cold mountain and road to perdition....great career

[kennywilkinson]

To not have "Enemy at the gates" is criminal.

[spoilingspoony]

could you please use another soundeffect for the next video (the beeps hurt) or put an EQ to the painful frequencies🙏🙏

[joecritch]

Jude Law is so great. What happened to the audio?

[PeterM-qxtz]

The Talented Mr Ripley is one of my top twenty films of all time.. I dont list them in particular order since its like trying to compare Maradona to Messi... ergo, they were both great. Casablanca is another one on my list if thats any help.. brilliant movie, and so is the Talented Mr Ripley!

What a story and it goes from being a fun movie to very dark in the blink of an eyelid. Most movies you know how its going to end after about five minutes.. not this. And Gwyneth Paltrow, easily her best role... and Who knew Matt Damon could play a villain?

[liamn.]

how did he not talk about cold mountain

[danielkarmy]

Five words: A Series Of Unfortunate Events...

[mikeb]

where's sherlock holmes? grand budapest hotel?

[rossbooth]

Wish hed touched on his hitman photographer from Road to Perdition. Great villain.

[ChrizMagadia]

How can you not have Sky Captain? If would remember Jude Law in only one movie, it would be that.

[xplaybwoix]

I like how Jude has had hair transplants but keeps the receding hairline look

[LisaWatsonFilm]

Part 2 with Sherlock Holmes plz thank yewww

[jacobparr]

I told Steven Spielberg that gattacca is my favorite movie later I told him he was raising the yellow guy from sin city, he got mad, he knew I was right

[jakee]

what about Wilde.he was so good in that