"My kids and their mother are vegetarians but I’m not so I ate the goat’s kidney because I didn’t want to offend anyone. It wasn’t bad."

The 33-year-old, who is single after splitting from Sienna Miller, has also been gushing about actress Cameron Diaz - who he co-stars with in forthcoming rom com The Holiday.

"Cameron is like having the sun set every day," he said.

"She understands this type of film so well. I learned a great deal by just watching her."

Jude and Sienna split again? Nov 13 2006
Jude Law and Sienna Miller have apparently ended their turbulent on/off relationship for good.

The 33-year-old star and stunning Sienna - who have been dating on and off for three years - agreed to end their romance after deciding they no longer had a future together, according to the Daily Mirror.

A source told the newspaper there’s little chance of a reconciliation and blamed "fundamental differences" in their approaches to life for the break-up.

"Jude and Sienna decided it was over last week. It was a mutual agreement. It is very sad for both of them," a pal said.

Cold Mountain star Jude and 24-year-old Sienna split last year after the actor admitted having an affair.

He then publically apologised but the Layer Cake actress called off their eight-month engagement and dumped him.

The lovers were then reunited but have had an on/off romance since then.

Jude speaks of nanny shame - Oct 2, 2020
Jude Law has told how he attempted to make things right with Sienna Miller after he was unfaithful.

The Alfie star split with the actress after details of his affair with nanny Daisy Wright were exposed.

In an interview with GQ, previewed in the Daily Mirror, he said: "I didn’t want to hurt anyone. I’ve apologised to the people I think matter in that situation. There’s not really an awful lot more I can do or say.

"You have to take it on the chin and learn somehow to hold your head up high and face up to it."

Mind you, he’s sorry - but only up to a point.

He said: "You can’t spend your life apologising. You can hold your hands up and say, ’I f***** up.’ You can do everything in your power to make that pain better.

"But what kind of a person would you be to then spend the rest of your life torturing yourself?"

He added: "People say ’You’re not so golden now’. I never said I was golden, anyway."

Thanks for clearing that up.

Jude Law is set to play Superman’s arch enemy - Aug 8, 2020
The ‘Alfie’ actor is in talks to appear as the Man of Steel’s most hated foe General Zod in the ‘Superman Returns’ sequel. The role of General Zod was made famous by Terence Stamp, who played the character in 1980 movie ‘Superman 2’ – and producers see a resemblance between Stamp and Law.

A source told Britain’s Daily Express newspaper: “Zod is going to be the main bad guy in the second film. Some say they should use an unknown but the director Bryan Singer is looking at Jude. The similarities between him and Stamp are clear.”