Hollywood Stars Take Over Broadway

November 21, 2009 | New York, New York | Vetting explained

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sjunat55 stood at a backstage door on Broadway this week and captured photos of actors Hugh Jackman, Jude Law and Daniel Craig.
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Jude Law, Hugh Jackmanand Daniel Craig, three big Hollywood leading actors, are doing Broadway this season, Jackman and Craig are actually sharing the stage on the play "A Steady Rain" playing two Chicago cops, while Law is playing Shakespeare's "Hamlet'.

Jude Law is best known for his roles in movies like "The Talented Mr Ripley", "Road to Perditon" and "Cold Mountain" for which he earned an Oscar nomination for Best Actor.. But he's no stranger to Broadway having also earned a Tony nomination for "Indiscretions'.

Jackman is widely known for his Wolverine on the series of X-Men movies, but won Broadway's Tony Award for the musical "The Boy from Oz".

And Daniel Craig, Bond, James Bond. This is his Broadway debut. The play is a sell-out.

I took these photos at the stage doors of the Broadhust Theatre on 44th Street where Law signs autographs for fans after each performance, and at the Schoenfeld, on 45th, where Jackman and Craig come out the stage door together, shake hands and greet the audience...but no autographs, please.

Photos 1-4 show Jude Law, 5-6 Hugh Jackman and 7-8 Daniel "007" Craig,

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