Originally played by Michael Caine in the now classic 1966 version, Alfie is the quintessential ladies-man who cruises around New York City as a limousine driver, charming and seducing every female he ...

"I think it was made for too much money, and I was probably paid too much money," he says of the 2004 box office bomb.

Jude Law's Alfie, much like Michael Caine's Alfie in the 1966 original, is what you'd call an unrepentant womanizer. He beds 'em but never weds 'em, and New York provides ample opportunity to ...

Caine’s Alfie was more coolly aloof and heartless than Law’s Alfie, but he evoked greater empathy with his baby steps toward respect for women as people and not just playthings.

Alfie is an international man of penury who has come to New York in search of the American dream -- i.e. more sex with better-looking women and some kind of career advancement.

With ‘Alfie,’ you’re on a journey through one guy’s perceptions. Only at the end does he realize the answers are inside him, not outside. ” And that, too, may echo something within Jude Law.

Alfie’s life, as he tells us, revolves around “wine, women and — well, actually that’s it.” In the movie’s 106 minutes, Alfie’s conquests include a married woman (Jane Krakowski), his best friend’s ex ...

"Alfie," a Paramount release, is rated R for sexual content, some language and drug use. Running time: 105 minutes. Two and a half stars out of four.

Paramount's remake of "Alfie," starring Jude Law, is moving back two weeks, to Nov. 5, to fill the slot vacated by Warner Bros.' "Alexander." "We are going to take advantage of this opportunity ...

Charles Shyer, who helmed The Affair of the Necklace and the Father of the Bride films, directed Alfie from a script he co-wrote with Elaine Pope. Omar Epps also stars.

In the Michael Caine-fueled original, Alfie was played much more like a predatory playboy as opposed to Law’s accidental heartbreaker. Caine’s Alfie even offensively refers to his woman du jour as “it ...