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Jude Law arrives at Narita International Airport with his daughter, Iris, and son Rudy, on Monday (February 13) in Tokyo, Japan.

Two days later, the 39-year-old British actor promoted Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows at a press conference held at the Park Hyatt Tokyo. The action flick opens March 10 in Japan!

One of Jude‘s upcoming films is the animated flick Rose of the Guardians, set to be released November 21. Pictured inside is the movie’s newest poster.

Here’s the synopsis: When an evil spirit called Pitch becomes bent upon taking over the world by inspiring fear in the hearts of kids everywhere, a group of our greatest heroes – Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman and Jack Frost – band together for the first time, determined to stand in Pitch’s way. More than a collection of storybook subjects, The Guardians are also a band of superheroes, who possess their own special powers. Now joined in opposition of a common foe, the Guardians heed the call and combine their powers to defeat Pitch and protect the world from his campaign of fear.

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Jude Law heads to a restaurant to have dinner with his daughter, Iris, and son Rudy on Monday (January 30) in London, England.

Last week, the 39-year-old English actor was in Soho where he met up with British singer-songwriter Lisa Moorish.

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Jude‘s upcoming movie, Side Effects, recently got a new cast member. Rooney Mara will be taking over a role in the Steven Soderbergh-directed thriller previously held by Blake Lively.

The movie centers around a woman who turns to prescription meds to cope with the release of her jailed husband.

Jude Law steps out on Saturday (December 3) to support his son, Rudy, at his soccer game in London, England.

The 38-year-old English actor and proud papa cheered on his 9-year-old son while chatting with other parents on the sidelines.

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You can catch Jude on the big screen opposite Chloe Moretz in Martin Scorsese‘s Hugo, and he’ll also join Robert Downey, Jr. in theaters when Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows is released later this month!

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Jude Law and his ex-wife Sadie Frost mingle with other guests at Kate Moss and Jamie Hince‘s wedding reception held at the Swan Inn Pub on Saturday (July 2) in Southrop, England.

Kate and Jamie got married the day before at St. Peter’s Church during a ceremony that was described as a “wham bam rock n’ roll marriage.”

Jude and Sadie are longtime friends of Kate‘s, who reportedly asked for their son Rafferty to be an usher at the wedding! His duties included handing out copies of the order of the service and showing guests to their seats.

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Jude Law poses with a member of the Blue Man Group backstage after a show on Tuesday (April 12) at The Venetian in Las Vegas.

The 38-year-old British actor caught a performance with his ex-wife Sadie Frost and their three kids, Rafferty, Iris, and Rudy.

Jude will soon be heading to France to serve as a juror during the Cannes Film Festival.

Uma Thurman will also be part of the jury for the annual event, which kicks off May 11 with Woody Allen‘s Midnight in Paris.

Jude Law steps out for dinner with his son, Rafferty, at Nobu on Wednesday (April 6) in Malibu, Calif.

The 38-year-old actor was in a great mood as he and Rafferty had father-son bonding time at the celeb favorite Japanese eatery.

Earlier in the week, Jude went out to a book store with Rafferty and Rudy.

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Jude Law enjoys a sunny afternoon on Tuesday (April 5) in Los Angeles.

The 38-year-old British actor dropped by local pub The Village Idiot to watch a soccer game before heading to Book Soup with his two sons, Rafferty and Rudy.

Late last month, Jude participated in a protest to support human rights in Belarus.

“I feel affected because freedom of speech to me is not just about artistic expression but about fundamental freedom of living and of life,” he told the BBC.

“And as fellow Europeans, the fact that there is a dictatorship just two hours away from here, which is stopping people living freely, I think it’s a terrible thing,” he added, “and it’s our right as individuals and as artists to express that.”