CAINE: No, he’s trying to be Jude Law. But I do know what he’s doing in a way. Jude Law is a very handsome young man, and he, like a lot of handsome young people, is saying, ‘I am not just here on my looks, and I will show you.
€™ And I think he has shown us, he’s not here for his looks. The Inspector wasn’t very nice looking (he laughs). And I think that’s what he’s doing.
As a young actor, I did that a bit, I wasn’t as good looking as him so I didn’t have to do it so extreme, but I did that. I was always trying to be an actor rather than a nice looking young film star who gets the girls and all that. And now I’ve succeeded, I’m a really ugly old actor.
Q: Jude also did Alfie. CAINE: He’s only done two things, and one of them doesn’t count – this one, because it’s not the same part, because there isn’t a single line in this script that was in the other one. It’s completely different.
There’s nothing. And so I couldn’t look at Jude, when we were acting, and say, ‘Oh I did that line ... more.
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