Andrew Garfield and Jude Law are set to play iconic magicians in a new Apple TV+ limited series, Wild Things. Garfield, who is best known for playing Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man film series, has been nominated for two Academy Awards in the past, one for his portrayal of Desmond Doss in the 2016 war film Hacksaw Ridge, and another for playing Jonathan Larson in the musical Tick, Tick... Boom!. Law, also an Academy Award nominee, has starred in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew and Guy Ritchie's SherlockHolmes movies. 3h3d1l

Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 4.It seems that Star Warsis officially soft launching its next space dad in Star Wars: Skeleton Crewin the form of Jude Law's "Jedi" scoundrel Jod Na Nawood. Known to some as Captain Silvo and Crimson Jack, Jod is a character that even Skeleton Crew's young cast has trouble trusting so quickly, particularly after watching the New Republic rangers pursue the scoundrel on Kh'ymm's observatory moon. While he may not have the characters nor the audience fully convinced yet, it seems as if Star Wars wants to nudge viewers in a promising direction.

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Skeleton Crew episodes 1 & 2Star Wars' new show Skeleton Crew has debuted Jude Law's mysterious new Jedi character. As seen at the end of the show's premiere episodes, the group of kids from the planet At Attin were captured by several pirates. However, they aren't alone in the brig, seeing as how they've now been ed by Jod Na Nawood and his apparent ability to use the Force.

Ewan McGregor is one of Star Wars' most beloved actors for his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi, especially as someone whose family is so intertwined with the galaxy far, far away - and, now, his roommate is also becoming a part of that unique thread. McGregor's family has been a part of Star Wars ever since the beginning, as Wedge Antilles actor Denis Lawson from Star Wars (later retitled A New Hope) is McGregor's uncle. This built the foundation for McGregor's own Star Wars legacy over a decade before the actor was even cast as Obi-Wan Kenobi.

There has been a lot of mystery surrounding Jude Law's character, Jod Na Nawood, in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, particularly pertaining to his identity as a Jedi and Force . The Star Wars TV show will feature Law's Jod as he comes across a group of four children, the young cast of Skeleton Crew, after they find themselves lost within a dangerous galaxy. Jod has been described as a different kind of Jedi by those involved with the show, and he seems to use the Force in the Skeleton Crew trailer, but this could all be a ruse.

New images of Jude Law's character in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew have been released, and they prove he'll be playing a completely new kind of Jedi. Jude Law will play Jod Na Nawood in Skeleton Crew, the live-action Star Wars show. He, along with the rest of the cast of Skeleton Crew, will be exploring new parts of the Star Wars galaxy and going on fun adventures reminiscent of The Goonies. Previously, Law hinted that there's more to his Jedi than meets the eye, yet new pictures of Skeleton Crew have given plenty of information on Jod Na Nawood already.

Star Wars has released a new look at the cast of Skeleton Crew, Jude Law's brand-new Jedi character, and a stunning new ship...but all before an actual trailer. Thanks to a brand-new LEGO set inspired by the Star Wars show, the series' main cast of child stars and Jude Law's new Star Wars character have been revealed. Also, the set itself is presumably modeled after the show's primary starship.

As one of Hollywood’s leading men, Jude Law has starred in numerous movies, showcasing his incredible range and talent. Out of all of his movies, several stand out as being the best. Through his decades-long career, the Academy Award-nominated actor has proven himself as a versatile performer and a box office draw, leading major studio franchises while also taking risks on smaller independent films. Law is an actor who has broken his typecast, moving effortlessly between romantic comedies, historical dramas, sci-fi epics, and more grounded character studies. He brings charisma and magnetism to even his most flawed characters, investing them with complexity.

A historian reviews Jude Law’s 2003 romantic Civil War drama for accuracy. Based on a novel by Charles Frazier, Cold Mountain starred Law alongside Renée Zellweger and Nicole Kidman in an epic drama partially set during America’s bloodiest conflict. Directed by Anthony Minghella, the film featured as a centerpiece a recreation of a notorious real incident from the war in which Union soldiers blew up the Confederate lines with a mass of explosives, only to themselves become trapped in the resulting crater, making it easy for Confederate troops to pick them off.

Following his casting as a young version of Albus Dumbledore in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, Jude Law has once again seen himself thrown into the spotlight of mainstream Hollywood. The actor has been involved in plenty of different and unique projects over the years, most known for his surge of popular romcoms in the 2000s.