“The gaping hole…”: This is one of Jude Law’s biggest regrets in current cinema

Jude Law seems to have a lot of fun playing in the biggest “universes” in modern entertainment, from Harry Potter (as Albus Dumbledore in Fantastic Beasts) to the MCU (Captain Marvel) and now Star Wars (the Skeleton Crew series). . Which, however, doesn’t stop it from being nostalgic for another Hollywood era.

“I consider it remarkable that we were given the right to do this”

“When I first entered the film industry, people were making medium-budget films and I felt very lucky to be a part of that.”– says Jude Law at the Associated Press microphone. “Some of the early films, I was able to capture people as they were Anthony Minghella (The particularly talented Mr. Ripley and Return to Cold Mountain, for which he was nominated for an Oscar, Editor’s Note)I think it’s amazing that we were given the right to do that.”

“It’s an era, a type of film, a type of storytelling that I think we’re missing.”continues the 51-year-old British actor (who believes he was “probably overpaid” for the role in 2004). “We gave this kind of story the budget and the time it needed, we gave it the patience it needed. It’s really the heart of cinema to do that, and I think there’s a gap at this point, at that level.”

Jude Law in a galaxy far, far away…

Jude LawIf he lives with the times and does not shy away from shining in big Hollywood machines, he still regrets the time when cinema was “made” in more modest conditions. And where he seems to be saying between the lines, the money and time could probably be put to better use than it is today.

It is in the big Hollywood production that the audience prepares Jude Law. From this Tuesday, December 3, the British actor will definitely star in the series Star Wars: The Skeleton CrewAvailable on Disney+. You will have to wait for the release to see it in small budget works Thrillers Eden and The Order, scheduled for 2025.

Trailer for Disney+’s Star Wars: The Crew, starring Jude Law: