At one time or another, I am sure that a decent percentage of the male population has thought about, contemplated or even gone so far as to put on a pair of his wife's, girlfriend's or sister's high heels while high-kicking to "Bad Girl" for all they’re worth. Luckily, one celebrity had an excuse to don the female power shoe, as for his latest movie "Rage," Jude Law cross-dresses as a drag queen performance artist known as Minx.
Decked out in all his fabulous, "queen" attire, Jude Law cross-dresses with such panache that he actually makes for a fairly decent looking woman. The film is the first ever video to go directly to mobile phones. Unsure if that is one step up from straight-to-video, or one step down?
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Jude Law Cross-Dresses for "Rage," Which Goes Straight to Mobile Phone
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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