It looks like Jude Law’s hair is growing on over drive while his buddy Jonny Lee Miller has decided to get rid of his! The duo were photographed at an after party for the West End play “Anna Christie” held at Covent Garden in London, England on Tuesday, August 8th, 2011.
It’s quite hard to make Miller look unattractive, and he most certainly proves this in these shots. It was sad to see him [spoiler alert!]die at the hand of Dexter (Michael C Hall) on the Showtime hit with the same name, but he most definitely deserved it!
Law is getting rave reviews for his role as Eugene O’Neill in the Donmar Warehouse revival, for which he grew his hair and beard out. His co-star Ruth Wilson (also in photos), is also receiving praise for her work as the title character.
Sadly, tickets are already sold out so if you slept on this opportunity you’re out of luck.
Here’s hoping Jude gets some awards for this performance!!
Thanks to Carla for these photos!
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About Rosy
Jonny went bald for his role in Frankenstein at the National Theatre earlier this year. That he continues to shave is his choice (but not mine). He’s currently working in a Tim Burton and Johnny Depp movie Dark Shadows. Fan have no idea if there will be a wig or not. Wish he would undergo hair replacement for the bald crown. But fans adore him anyway.
I agree. The bald head really detracts from his very handsome features–really hate the look. Hair replacement techniques have improved so much, he should consider it.
Would also like to see some recent photos of his adorable son (still can’t believe they named him Buster).
Jude’s character isn’t Eugene O’Neill, it’s Matt Burke. Eugene O’Neill is the man who wrote the play early last century.
From all the reviews, it seems we’re missing something special. Too bad it won’t play longer.
scary, lol.
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