Jude Law has expressed his deep admiration for Radiohead, calling them "one of the great bands" and sharing that he would be "honoured" to collaborate with them in the future. In a recent interview with The Guardian, the actor praised the legendary rock group, emphasizing how their music has been a constant in his life. “I’ve always adored Radiohead. I think they are just blistering with talent. I listen to their music regularly,” he said. If Thom Yorke and his band want me to do anything, I would be honoured.”
While Law hopes for a future collaboration, his connection to Radiohead isn't new. Back in 2012, he teamed up with the band for a Greenpeace campaign film highlighting climate change’s impact on polar bears. The haunting visuals were accompanied by Radiohead’s track Everything In Its Right Place from their groundbreaking 2000 album, Kid A.
As for Radiohead, fans have reason to be excited. Bassist Colin Greenwood recently confirmed that the band had reunited for rehearsals, playing through some of their older material. “We did some rehearsals about two months ago in London, just to play the old songs. And it was really fun, had a really good time,” Greenwood shared. Though it’s been seven years since their last album, A Moon Shaped Pool, the possibility of new music seems more hopeful than ever.
Outside of music, Law is gearing up for the release of Skeleton Crew, an upcoming Star Wars series where he stars as Jod Na Nawood. The actor described the show as a “timeless adventure story,” echoing the spirit of beloved '80s films like The Goonies and E.T.. The series, executive produced by Jon Favreau, is set to drop on Disney+ on December 3.
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