The marvel comic character has been one of the most popular ones for the past two decades. Hugh Jackman is unarguably one of the most influential actors of the current generation, his real-life character of Wolverine has been one of the most popular roles.
The 54-year-old Australian actor became a sensation during the 2000s when he made his first appearance as the character name Wolverine in the 2000 American superhero film X-Men directed by Bryan Singer.
Interestingly, Jackman was not the first choice for the character and it was written for actor Russell Crowe, who later gave the role to Hugh who would’ve known that the character Wolverine will go on to become one of the most popular Marvel characters and later X-Men went on to create chaos on the box-office and collected US$296 million, Hugh also won Saturn Award for Best Actor.
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Here you can check out some pictures of Hugh Jackman Preparing for Deadpool 3.
The character of Wolverine has also fetched him a Guinness World Record for “longest career as a live-action Marvel character”.
Wolverine has always been a fan-favorite character in the comics as well as movies speaking of fan-favorite characters, Deadpool is also one of the most popular Marvel Comics characters the movie was released in 2016 starring Ryan Reynolds, the movie was made with a budget of merely $58 million went on to collect $782 million and broke multiple records.
Now, Hugh Jackman sat in an interview at Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? and discussed his upcoming role in the movie Deadpool 3.
Jackman said that this will be a new avatar of Wolverine which has never been seen before, a dynamic that even he was unaware of, he also believed that he is done with the character of Wolverine until he read the script of Deadpool 3 which got him excited.
Both Ryan Reynolds and Jackman have spoken about Deadpool 3 in separate interviews and have said that the movie will be released in 2024 and it will be a blast, a movie that fans will never forget.
