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Sunday, 18 November 2007, 20:15 GMT
In pictures: Sleuth premiere

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Jude Law braved heavy rain to attend the London premiere of his new film Sleuth, a remake of the 1972 thriller.

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Sir Michael Caine, who starred in the original film, also appears in the new version.

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Law steps into Sir Michael's original role, while the Get Carter star takes the part originally played by Sir Laurence Olivier.

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The film, a study of conflict and jealousy, is based on a play by Anthony Schaffer. Kenneth Branagh (left) directed it.

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Harold Pinter penned the script, his first screenplay in over 10 years. "There aren't any lines that are the same as the original," Sir Michael Caine said.

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Despite the rain, Law was happy to show off his new haircut to fans who had braved the conditions.

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Among celebrities at the premiere was musician Bill Wyman.

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Singer George Michael also attended the premiere, along with partner Kenny Goss.

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TV presenter and singer Cilla Black was another celebrity guest at the launch of the film, which opens on Friday.
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