Stills from X-Men: Reverse Future
The domineering image and perfect figure of the 1905 movie network can be described as making men look sideways and women screaming. Rolling Stone magazine commented that his performance satisfied the fantasies of comic book fans about Wolverine for decades.
In 1999, he took the biggest turn in his career, being invited to star in the role of Wolverine in Brian Singer's X-Men.
Wolverine possesses an indestructible Edelman metal, super self-healing power that makes him nearly immortal, and his iconic steel claws allow him to navigate the battle.
Stills from Wolverine 3
For this role, he underwent arduous body building, daily relentless high-intensity strength training and almost harsh diet management.
The good figure with the ultra-low body fat rate of hard training is released in an instant at the moment of stretching the arm, and the so-called blood vessels are playing.
Stills from Wolverine
The Wolverine he played made the world burn another special person fever.
He is Hugh Jackman, who is known as "Uncle Wolf" by fans.
The role of Wolverine brought him to the pinnacle of his career in Hollywood, and fans think of Wolverine when they mention Hugh Jackman.
But Uncle Wolf is not only good for claws! Tom, director of the musical film Les Misérables, said: "His eyes reveal complex and downcast emotions, which are the same as The usual Hugh Jackman. ”
Stills from Les Misérables
In this film, Hugh Jackman's image has undergone a subversive change. He was ragged, shaved, had irregular stubble, and a longer beard on his chin that resembled a weed.
Jean Valjean, played by Hugh Jackman, is a roller coaster-like character, from unemployed worker to mayor to wanted man, whose experience epitomizes the miserable lives of thousands of workers.
As a musical theater movie, he can't help but show his voice and dance style. The best part of the film is Hugh Jackman's elegant and bright voice.
His thick, slightly hoarse singing voice penetrated the hearts of the people, interpreting Jean Valjean's wandering fears and doubts and self-blame, and also won him awards such as Best Actor in the Musical Comedy Category at the 70th Golden Globe Awards.
In the song and dance film "The King of the Circus", he sang again on the big screen. The soundtrack of the film released in 2018 won the number one in 73 countries and regions, and it has been selling well today.
The Atlantic commented: "No one is better suited for this role than Hugh Jackman, who has the characteristics of a male star in Hollywood's golden age: he can sing and dance, he can play a muscular man when needed, and he can also show delicate emotions in serious dramas." ”
Stills from The King of the Circus
That's right, "Uncle Wolf" not only has a pair of sharp claws, but also a good voice.
In fact, as early as 1998, Hugh Jackman was nominated for the British Olivier Award for Best Musical Actor for the musical "Oklahoma"; starring in the musical "Sunset Boulevard" earned him the title of "Best Musical Actor in Australia"; at the age of 36, he won the Tony Award for "The Boy from Oz".
Photo of the musical "The Boy from Oz"
The Tony Awards are the top honors in the field of theatre!
The career of an opera singer made the cabaret one of Hugh Jackman's future labels.
His overly handsome face made him the "sexiest man" by People magazine, and his gentle and polite side also made his charm impossible to take his eyes off.
Who would have thought that the personable and elegant and romantic aristocratic duke who staged a world-away love affair with "American Sweet Sister" Meg Ryan in "Falling in Love with You Through Time" would later become Wolverine.
Stills from "Falling in Love with You Through Time"
In "Falling in Love with You Through Time", hugh Jackman played by Hugh Jackman unintentionally broke into the time and space tunnel and came to modern New York, where a romantic love song burst out in the gap between time and space.
Like Hugh Jackman in reality and the film, for more than 20 years, he has treated his wife with gentleness like a gentleman of love.
In the movie "Van Helsing", which led the global film industry to set off a "monster boom", Hugh Jackman transformed into the vampire hunter Van Helsing, who was elegant and gorgeous, exuded eerie temptations, and raised his hands and feet with an aristocratic style.
Stills from Van Helsing
In "Cherish the Fountain", the general Thomas played by Hugh Jackman and the wife played by Rachel Weiss are obsessed with love, and the intellectual charm under his strong appearance reminds people of the most beautiful appearance of love.
Stills from "Cherish the Fountain of Love"
With profound knowledge, gorgeous dress, elegant and intellectual demeanor, deep and amorous eyes, who can resist such an affectionate aristocratic gentleman?
In addition to the appearance of romantic affection, the characters he plays have a complex human nature of both good and evil.
In Nolan's Deadly Magic, Hugh Jackman and Christian Bell compete in acting.
The sadness, jealousy, greed, and fear revealed in the eyes of the deep magician of the city government, which he played, made people frightened.
Stills from Deadly Magic
In Prisoner, he is a devilish venter. In order to save his daughter, he was violent and extreme, struggling on the brink of sin.
Stills from The Prisoner
Hugh Jackman in Iron Fist is no longer a hero, but a loser, a boxer, and a father who does not dare to take responsibility.
He chose to exile himself and live a drunken life until he participated in a boxing match with his son, whom he had never met, and only then did he awaken the motivation to fight for life.
Stills from "Iron Fist of Steel"
Whether it is a large-scale science fiction epic or a small-scale literary and artistic suspense, there is no "Uncle Wolf" who can't hold it freely.
In the seventeen years of the X-Men film series, Hugh Jackman played wolverine nine times.
From his first appearance as Wolverine at age 32 to his final appearance at age 49, Hugh Jackman has become one with the role.
Stills from X-Men 2
Now that the superhero "Wolverine" has put away its claws, actor Hugh Jackman will still be active on the big screen and usher in a new stage in his acting career.
At 22:10 on November 22, the movie channel will broadcast "Falling in Love with You Through Time" for you, get ready to be enchanted by the romantic gentleman.