Jude Law and 'Black Rabbit' creators Kate Susman and Zach Baylin discuss the Netflix drama and how real life served as an inspiration for the story.

Zach Baylin and Kate Susman tell TheWrap about the "Black Rabbit" ending and saying goodbye to Jason Bateman's Vince.

Jake currently owns the successful New York bar/restaurant/hang Black Rabbit. He’s divorced, and hasn’t seen his brother in years, but otherwise thinks his life is good and that things are looking up.

The series is set and filmed entirely in New York with DiGerlando insisting that apart from creating the Black Rabbit from scratch, he didn’t set out to create an alternate version of the city. This means most of the locations appear as they are in real life.

In the series finale, Jake and Vince finally open up to one another as they’re waiting for Campbell at the Black Rabbit. Vince tearfully reveals that he killed their dad when they were kids, and Jake confesses that he’s known all along, telling him, “You are not a bad person, and I am not leaving you.”

Jude Law’s daughter Iris Law’s red carpet look for the Black Rabbit premiere was anything but boring. The model and actress attended the celebration in New York City on Tuesday, September 16, showing support for the series,

Whether he’s playing a surly philosopher, a hustling restaurateur or Vladimir Putin, the 52-year-old is one of Hollywood’s most daring A-listers.