Jude Law Made Perfume Smelling Like ‘Blood, Fecal Matter and Sweat’ to Play Stinky Henry VIII

[queenursula]

Jude Law had perfume created that smelled like "blood, fecal matter and sweat" so that his King Henry VIII reeked on the set of #Firebrand.

“When he walked in on set,” the film's director said, “it was just horrible." https://t.co/H6T2cleV2a
- Variety (@Variety) May 22, 2023
Jude Law wore a horrifying concoction of scents, a pungent blend of “blood

Comments

[einodia]

Surely acting would be easier.

[doriiansz]

Right?

[progression]

Omg this is what my toddler nieces tell me when I tell them “umm, please don’t place that paper in your mouth, that’s not chips”

“Duh, we’re JUST PRETENDING it’s chips, auntie”

Well, fuck me for keeping you from choking on some college ruled. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[chll51]

Let em choke. You gonna learn real fast after that.

[j3]

Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Jeremy Strong.

[polynucleotide]

the directly-looks-at-camera-with-a-smirk face he probably made reading this ajkdja

[swissbeauty23]

he would never do this tbh

[theylezharold]

[t_snake]

He must really hate his colleagues

[breakingreality]

“I thought it would have a great impact if I smelt awful.”
Can't get the desired impact through his acting so let's gross people out? I'm sure Jared Leto would approve.

[missmagic12]

Thankfully the theater won’t have smellovision. I am looking forward to seeing this though. Certainly Anne Boleyn’s the most well known, but Catherine Parr is fascinating as well. I’m wondering if they’ll follow her life after Henry’s death- it’s super sad as well. Anne of Cleves is the only one with an actual happy ending.