Jude Law has said he reflects on the Queen’s death as he goes through a ‘mourning process’ and ‘rediscovery’ as he directs a series of stars that pay tribute to the late monarch at Disney’s D23 Expo 2022 in Anaheim. California Sunday.
The country’s longest reigning royal queen, Queen II. Elizabeth died ‘peacefully’ at the age of 96 in Balmoral, Scotland, on Thursday.
Speaking honestly after the Queen’s death this weekend, 49-year-old actor Jude said: “I can’t say I was shocked, I think I was more reflective of someone who grew up with and grew up with their parents.
Heartfelt words: Jude Law said he thought about the Queen’s death while paying tribute on Sunday while living a ‘mourning period’ and ‘rediscovery’.
‘It’s a big part of my country’s sense of identity and so we’re going to go through a kind of mourning now, but also a reinvention.’
The new head of state is King III. Regarding Charles, Jude added: ‘The future of the throne will be rediscovered by the new monarch. He will make it himself.’
Amy Adams, 48, an American actress, attended the event: “I just worked in England and we were there for the Jubilee and it was great to see how much love England has for her and the UK. And I know they’re going through a grieving transition so I give them the best of luck.” I wish you the best.’
Farewell: The country’s longest reigning royal queen, II. Elizabeth died ‘peacefully’ at the age of 96 in Balmoral, Scotland, on Thursday (pictured in October)
Meanwhile, 50-year-old actress Maya Rudolph said: “I love this country and feel very honored to have lived under such an amazing monarch and feel the country of England.”
Charlie’s Angels star Lucy Liu, 53, said she was heartbroken at the news of the Queen’s death and said the monarch was “willing” to put Britain before her own family at times.
He said: ‘This is so heartbreaking. I mean, this position was given to him at a very young age and he got on the plate and really created this iconic role.
A moment of silence: Jude attended the event with 48-year-old American actress Amy Adams (right) and 50-year-old Maya Rudolph (left)
He also put his family first, but he really put his country before him, and I think that’s an important choice he made. That’s very inspiring.’
Star Wars actor Warwick Davis, 52, said: “I’m going to say I’m very, very sorry to hear that he died.
“I’m a royalist, I respect the monarchy and I think it’s great that England has a monarchy.
Touching: Charlie’s Angels star Lucy Liu, 53, said she was heartbroken at the news of the Queen’s death and the monarch was “willing”.
I would have loved to have met Her Majesty but I did not have the opportunity but I have been to royal events at Buckingham Palace in the past and it was beautiful.
“I think it’s a very nice tradition and I think he’s someone who basically sacrificed his life to make it a better place for us and the world in general.”
A number of celebrities shared heartfelt tribute to the much-loved monarch after his death this week.
Star Wars actor Warwick Davis, 52, said: ‘I will say that I am very, very saddened to hear that he has died. i am a royalist
Sir Elton John spearheaded the tribute to the Queen after her death on Thursday.
The 75-year-old singer, who sang at Princess Diana’s funeral and performed a reworked version of her song Candle In The Wind, took to her Instagram account to mourn the British monarch’s passing at the age of 96.
The musician wrote: “Together with the rest of the country, I am deeply saddened to hear the news of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s death.
‘He was an inspiring presence to be around and lead the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace, kindness and genuine compassion.
“Queen Elizabeth has been a big part of my life since childhood and I will miss her very much.”
Tribute: Music icon Sir Elton John, 75, says the Queen will ‘miss him terribly’ after her 70-year historic reign, as a number of stars paid tribute this week
Stephen Fry joined the flood of famous faces commemorating Her Majesty, saying she burst into tears at the news that Britain’s longest-serving monarch had died at her home in Balmoral.
The 65-year-old comedian and actor tweeted, “Oh dear. Oh we. Oh heaven. Bless my soul. Oh lol. Damn. I don’t know why I’m hiccuping. Stupid really. Oh dear.’
Former British football player Gary Lineker, 61, tweeted: “A very sad day. Her Majesty the Queen has died. A truly extraordinary woman who served her country with dignity, loyalty and grace. A comforting gift in the lives of many of us. Rest in peace, Your Highness.”
All-stars: Victoria Beckham and Mick Jagger were among the stars who took to social media to commemorate the Queen.
Ex-Spice Girls singer Victoria Beckham, 48, wrote online: “Today is a very sad day, not just for our country, but for the entire world.
“I am deeply saddened by the passing of our beloved Sovereign, His Royal Highness the Queen.
“He will be remembered for his continued loyalty and service, and my thoughts are with the royal family at this incredibly sad time.”
Whoopi Goldberg, 66, recalled her meeting with the Queen and was crowned King III. I am an American child from projects and I am with the Queen of England. I was in awe. Rest in peace. God Bless the King.’
Description: King Charles III released this poignant statement today in response to the death of his ‘beloved mother’ as he ascended the throne.
Sharon Osbourne, 69, appeared on TalkTV Thursday night to state that she has a ‘really heavy heart’ tonight.
The host told Piers Morgan: ‘You and I and millions of others have grown up with him and he has always been this tower of power and dignity for our country, and it’s heartbreaking. I am heartbroken for our country and heartbroken for my family.
‘A lot of people miss the point – they’re a family, a close-knit family. Grandchildren and children will be completely devastated.
“He represented power. Why would anyone want to come to England? Because of our traditions, because of our royal family. Everything that comes with Britain is historical.
He went on and that’s what makes England different from all other countries, our traditions.
‘Look what we’ve had this year celebrating it – it was amazing – nobody does it like the British.’
Announcement: Buckingham Palace announces the sad news of the Queen’s passing on Thursday
