David Jude Heyworth Law was born December 29, 1972 in London. His parents then were schoolteachers, father taught children in elementary school, and his mother was an English teacher. Jude to fourteen years at a normal school, and then was transferred to one of the private schools in Dulwich. The reason for this was a conflict with classmates who mocked the future actor.
In 1986, Jude Law appeared in the television show "Pocket Money", where he played in one of the sketches. In 1989, he played the groom in "Tailor of Gloucester", and then dropped out of school for the filming of the television series "Family". Prior to 1991, Lowe toured Italy with the theater, and then appeared in a small role in the TV series about Sherlock Holmes.
In 1994, Lowe was the first time a major role in the youth thriller "Shopping." The picture failed miserably, but during filming Lowe met his future wife Sadie Frost. In the same year, Jude was directed by the controversial play by Jean Cocteau "Terrible parents," which earned him a nomination for the prestigious Olivier Award for best theatrical debut.
In 1997, Jude Law starred in several films, and married Sadie Frost. After a short vacation actor with his wife starred in "The Final Cut".
After a brief sabbatical Lowe returned to work, and in 1998 together
Sadie starred in unremarkable drama "The Final Cut". A year later, the actor first became a director and eliminates episode film "Tube Tales", and then gets a role in "The Talented Mr. Ripley," which made him famous, and for which he received the "Oscar" for Best Supporting Actor.
In 2003, Jude Law divorced his wife because he could not pay enough attention to the family. In addition, the flames poured fictional tabloid gossip about the novel Law and Nicole Kidman, his partner in the film "Cold Mountain."
In 2009, Lowe played Dr. Watson in Guy Ritchie film "Sherlock Holmes", filmed based on comics Lionel Wigram. Now Jude Law actively continues to act and play in the theater, delighting his fans.