Hugh Jackman On 25-Year Marriage: ‘It’s Been One Of The Best Things In My Life’

Hugh Jackman's dad has died. The 'Greatest Showman' actor is mourning the loss of Christopher John Jackman after his beloved relative passed away on Sunday (05.

Hugh Jackman's father, Christopher, has died. The 52-year-old actor shared the sad news on Instagram on Monday.Jackman said his father died peacefully on Sept.

Australian actor Hugh Jackman’s father, Christopher John Jackman, who was originally from England has passed away.

Hugh Jackman is in mourning following the death of his father Christopher John Jackman. The actor took to Twitter and Instagram to announce the devastating news, sharing a photo of his dad and making reference to the poignant timing of Christopher's passing on Australian Father's Day.READ: Tributes flood in following death of Girls Aloud singer Sarah HardingHugh tweeted: "In the early hours of Father's Day (AU), my Dad peacefully passed away.

Hugh Jackman has shared the sad news that his father, Christopher Jackman, has passed away.

Few people were as important to Hugh Jackman in his life than his father.

Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness are one of Hollywoods golden couples and The Greatest Showman star delighted fans with a sweet throwback snap on Thursday.

TikTok user CharlieMoose uploaded a viral video of his grandfather going to see “The Greatest Showman”. The grandpa suffers from dementia but absolutely loves watching Hugh Jackman’s 2017 musical drama.

Hugh Jackman and his mom are making up for lost time. 

Hugh Jackman shared a beaming picture with his mother on Instagram this week which melted the hearts of his 30 million followers.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterEven without the delta variant and Hurricane Henri keeping prospective moviegoers at home, a poorly reviewed post-apocalyptic noir wrapped in a love story may have been a tough sell in theaters.Movies aimed at older audiences have been particularly challenged at the box office in recent years, with more falling flat than not.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterNeed proof that moviegoing is far from returning to normal? Look no further than this weekend’s domestic box office charts.Case in point: An animated movie based on the kids TV show “PAW Patrol” left Hugh Jackman’s romance drama “Reminiscence” in the dust in North America, with the heroic pups of Adventure City collecting six times more than a film toplined by one of the most charismatic actors in Hollywood in their respective debuts.

Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds’ public trolling of each other isn’t ending any time soon if the "Wolverine" star has anything to say about it. Jackman, 52, told Fox News that he enjoys the back and forth between himself and the "Free Guy" star, especially after Reynolds, 44, wasn’t even invited to a recent director’s party for the film’s premiere.

Gallery: He has a thing for rabbits?! You won't believe these strange celebrity fetishes (BANG Showbiz)He added to the ‘Today’ show on Thursday (19. 08.

HBO Max — is a burdensome slog.Running time: 114 minutes. Rated PG-13 (strong violence, drug material throughout, sexual content and some strong language).

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIn “Reminiscence,” a sci-fi noir love story set in a climate-change dystopia that’s just short of the apocalypse enough to make Miami look like Venice with hotter nightclubs, Hugh Jackman plays Nick Bannister, a former soldier who runs a business in which people pay to float, unconscious, in a sensory-deprivation tank. Immersed in its calming water, with a virtual-reality headset on, they’re able to travel back into their fondest memories.