[Nicky91]

He's taking on the challenge of playing the villainous Captain Hook in a new Peter Pan movie.

And on Tuesday, Jude Law showed he's mastered the metal appendage to his right arm as he filmed scenes on board the Jolly Roger set in Vancouver, Canada.

The British actor was seen in costume on the ship set looking through a long telescope, holding the end of the instrument up with his character's hook.

Law was surrounded by a cast of extras playing his crew as the cameras rolled.

He was dressed in a red waistcoat and long blue top coat with gold naval-style markings.

The usually dapper star sported long hair and a straggly full beard for the part.

The Jolly Roger ship has been constructed in a large commercial parking lot in the Vancouver suburb of Richmond, close to the Fraser River.

The live action film based on J.M. Barrie's much loved story is titled Peter Pan and Wendy.

Pete's Dragon director David Lowery is at the helm with child actors Alexander Molony and Ever Gabo Anderson in the leading roles.

The Walt Disney Pictures feature is an adaptation of the studio's classic 1953 animated film Peter Pan and is set to be released in 2022 on the Disney+ streaming service.

Law is the latest in a line of actors to take on the role of Captain Hook, who stalks the magical Neverland pursued by the crocodile that ate his severed hand while seeking to avenge his injury on Lost Boy Peter Pan.

Previous incarnations of Hook have been played by the likes of Dustin Hoffman and Jason Isaacs.

The decision to do a live-action version of the Peter Pan story came following the success of live-action versions of other Disney animated classics such as The Jungle Book, Aladdin and The Lion King.

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[Strictly Jake]

How many Peter Pan films do they have to make. I swear there at least 10

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

How many Peter Pan films do they have to make. I swear there at least 10

yes true, there already have been loads, as well as cartoons, panto


i personally don't mind

[Niamh.]

Can't stand Jude Law

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Can't stand Jude Law

At least he’s playing a villain though - I thought he was quite effective as the villain in Captain Marvel and it’s precisely because there’s just something so inherently unlikeable about him .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

At least he’s playing a villain though - I thought he was quite effective as the villain in Captain Marvel and it’s precisely because there’s just something so inherently unlikeable about him .

Yeah very true

[Marsh.]

Not another live action remake.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Not another live action remake.

Here for live action Frozen

[Black Dagger]

Peter Pan is my favourite Disney film but I don't care for a live action at all. There was one in 2003 for christ sake

[Oliver_W]

Peter Pan films and miniseries are made often enough so that you don't have to support megacorp Disney in order to watch one. Hope it sinks.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Here for live action Frozen

[LaLaLand]

Nothing for me will beat Hook! Just the best Peter Pan film.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Peter Pan films and miniseries are made often enough so that you don't have to support megacorp Disney in order to watch one. Hope it sinks.

Here for the gritty HBO Peter Pan remake where the lost boys are half-starved until they raid the pirates and steal all their stuff, and you see Peter Pan slice off Hook's hand in graphic detail before feeding it to the croc finger by finger, setting the scene for an intense rivalry.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Black Dagger

Peter Pan is my favourite Disney film but I don't care for a live action at all. There was one in 2003 for christ sake

I swear they did another one after 2003, there's been loads of versions lol.

[Marsh.]

Wasn't the 2003 one about the author of Peter Pan?

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Wasn't the 2003 one about the author of Peter Pan?

Finding Neverland was released 2004 , but the 2003 one was another full Peter Pan movie.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Here for the gritty HBO Peter Pan remake where the lost boys are half-starved until they raid the pirates and steal all their stuff, and you see Peter Pan slice off Hook's hand in graphic detail before feeding it to the croc finger by finger, setting the scene for an intense rivalry.

Is it bad of me to say that a more adult Peter Pan story sounds a lot better than the Animated Movie?