Alfie 2004
"Meet a man who never met a woman he didn't love."
In Charles Shyer's slick, modern reimagining of the classic British tale, Jude Law stars as Alfie Elkins Jr., a self-assured New Yorker whose charm and wit mask a deeper emptiness.
Director: Charles Shyer
Cast
Jude Law
Alfie
Marisa Tomei
Julie
Omar Epps
Marlon
Jane Krakowski
Dorie
Renée Taylor
Lu Schnitman
Jeff Harding
Phil
Sienna Miller
Nikki
Nia Long
Lonette
Susan Sarandon
Liz
Kevin Rahm
Terry
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alfie (2004) about?
This 2004 remake follows Alfie Elkins Jr., a charming Manhattan lothario who lives by his own rules—until he's forced to question whether his carefree lifestyle is truly fulfilling. As he juggles a series of romantic entanglements, the film explores the cost of emotional detachment and the possibility of genuine connection.
Who directed Alfie?
Charles Shyer, known for his work on romantic comedies like *Father of the Bride*, helmed this stylish update, blending sharp humor with deeper themes.
Who stars in Alfie?
Jude Law takes center stage as Alfie, joined by Marisa Tomei, Omar Epps, Jane Krakowski, and Renée Taylor in key supporting roles.
Is Alfie (2004) worth watching?
If you enjoy witty, character-driven comedies with a dash of drama, *Alfie (2004)* delivers with Jude Law's magnetic performance and a story that's as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. While it may not reinvent the wheel, its modern twist on a classic tale makes it a solid pick for fans of sharp, stylish cinema.
How long is Alfie?
The film runs for 106 minutes, offering a brisk yet satisfying runtime packed with humor and heart.
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About Alfie (2004) — Jude Law's modern womanizer gets a sharp, stylish wake-up call
In Charles Shyer's slick, modern reimagining of the classic British tale, Jude Law stars as Alfie Elkins Jr., a self-assured New Yorker whose charm and wit mask a deeper emptiness. Blending sharp comedy with poignant drama, this 2004 film follows the philosophical womanizer as he navigates a life of fleeting romances and shallow connections, all while dodging the inevitable reckoning with his choices. Set against the vibrant backdrop of contemporary Manhattan, *Alfie (2004)* explores themes of love, identity, and redemption, all wrapped in a stylish package that balances humor with heart.
The film's restless energy mirrors Alfie's own inability to settle down, as his flings with a succession of women—including a captivating Marisa Tomei—force him to confront the emptiness behind his charismatic facade. With a runtime of 106 minutes, *Alfie (2004)* delivers a concise yet layered narrative, packed with sharp dialogue, sly humor, and a soundtrack that pulses with the rhythm of the city. It's a story that asks whether a man who never met a woman he *couldn't* love is doomed to repeat the same mistakes—or if this time, he might finally find something real.
