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Jude Law and Jason Bateman were spotted on the set of the mini series Black Rabbit in New York City on Thursday.
The duo play unlikely siblings in the Netflix’s mini series which is directed by Jason’s former Oskark co-star Laura Linney, 60.
While filming on the busy streets, Jude, 51, rocked a white T-shirt and black trousers with his dark locks slicked back.
Meanwhile Jason, 55, looked worlds away from his neat style and his character appeared quite scruffy with a long beard and also long hair.
Set in the elusive world of New York nightlife, the Netflix series centres on a pair of brothers.
Jude Law (R) and Jason Bateman (L) were spotted on the set of the mini series Black Rabbit in New York City on Thursday
The duo play unlikely siblings in the Netflix ‘s mini series which is directed by Jason’s former Oskark co-star Laura Linney (pictured)
The duo played husband and wife Marty and Wendy Byrde in the crime drama between 2017 and 2022
Laura chatted to the actors between takes as she dressed for the long day in comfy clothes and trainers.
She and Jason were reunited after playing husband and wife Marty and Wendy Byrde in the award-winning crime drama which wrapped in 2022 after five years.
Jude appeared in high spirits as he filmed outside a building emblonzed with the show’s title Black Rabbit before jumping into a vintage car.
According to the official synopsis: ‘When the owner of a New York City hotspot, Jake Friedken (Jude) allows his chaotic brother Vince (Jason Bateman) back in his life, he opens the door to escalating dangers that threaten to bring down everything he’s built.’
Actor Jason is adding more to his workload as he is also directing the first two episodes, while Laura directs the third and fourth.
Jason and Jude are set to portray complex characters in Black Rabbit as they will play brothers, a dynamic that is sure to captivate viewers when the series, first announced in October 2022, premieres.
The show has been teased as being a tense sibling drama, with the owner of New York City hotspot allowing his chaotic brother to come back into his life.
While filming on the busy streets, Jude rocked a white T-shirt and black trousers with his dark locks slicked back
Meanwhile Jason appeared quite scruffy with a long beard and also long hair
Jason looked worlds away from his usual smart self (right pictured 2023)
Laura chatted to the actors between takes as she dressed for the long day in comfy clothes and trainers
Set in the elusive world of New York nightlife, the Netflix series centres on a pair of brothers
Actor Jason is adding more to his workload as he is also directing the first two episodes, while Laura directs the third and fourth
However, this decision opens to door to escalating dangers that threaten to bring down everything he’s built.
Jason’s new look caused a stir with fans earlier this month as he showed it off at an NBA game at Madison Square Garden.
He was seen sitting courtside with fellow actor Justin Theroux to watch the New York Knicks triumph over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Fans could not help but notice Jason’s hairier appearance and were divided, taking to social media to either praise or poke fun at the look.
Jason and Jude are set to portray complex characters in Black Rabbit as they will play brothers
Jude appeared in high spirits as he filmed outside a building emblonzed with the show’s title Black Rabbit before jumping into a vintage car
While one gushed: ‘Jason Bateman has always had amazing hair and he still does and I am HERE for it.’
Another took the Arrested Development star’s long hair as a call for help and wrote: ‘Knicks fandom finally killed Jason Bateman.’
And others compared him to other famously bearded men, with one writing: ‘Jason Bateman looking like Kurt Russell from The Thing’.
And another quipped: ‘If it turns out Jason Bateman is the second coming of Christ, I may just have to rethink this whole atheism thing’.
