Hugh Jackman Remembers How He Said Goodbye to Wolverine

It has been 10 glorious years since the X-Men universe kicked off. On July 14, 2020, Marvel fans were introduced to Logan and Rogue into the conflict between Wolverine, Professor X, Magneto, Rogue and so many other mutants, establishing the universe that led to numerous other X-Men movie.

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Hugh Jackman laid his claws to rest with Logan. The actor became synonymous with Wolverine after having played the character on-screen for 16 years.

Ryan Reynolds is continuing his playful rivalry with Hugh Jackman. The latest chapter in the feud happened when Jackman virtually reunited with Sir Patrick Stewart, Halle Berry and Famke Janssen to celebrate the first X-Men film, which will have its 20th anniversary in July.As the group reminisced on the two decades since the release of the movie, Reynolds popped up on screen and joked, «Knock knock.

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Ryan Reynolds couldn’t keep himself away from pal Hugh Jackman‘s virtual X-Men reunion, as he made a surprise appearance during the event on Saturday (June 27, 2020) night.As part of the Global Citizen: Unite for Our Future benefit special, Hugh reunited with X-Men co-stars Halle Berry, Patrick Stewart, and Famke Janssen via video conference platform Zoom.

Hugh Jackman really thought he was safe from Ryan Reynolds while doing an X-Men reunion with his beloved co-stars on June 27. After all, Ryan wasn’t part of the original crew, so why would he be there? Wolverine didn’t get away that easily. In typical Ryan (and Deadpool) fashion, he crashed the Zoom party to troll his frenemy hard.

Hugh Jackman played Wolverine in nine movies, starting with 2000’s “X-Men.” So, when it came time to hang up his claws as the Marvel superhero, he knew that it would be an emotional farewell.In an interview for Variety‘s Actors on Actors issue, Jackman talked to Anne Hathaway about shooting his final scene as Wolverine in 2017’s “Logan,” directed by James Mangold.“There were so many crossovers by the end, because I’d played it for so long,” Jackman said.

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Kate Aurthur editorWhen Hugh Jackman was charged with hosting the 2009 Oscars — which took place during the Great Recession — his opening number made a number of jokes about the economy (Jackman introduced “the Craigslist dancers”) as he highlighted all the year’s best picture nominees.

Kate Aurthur editorAnne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman first met when he hosted the Academy Awards in 2009, and became friends when they co-starred in 2012’s “Les Misérables” — which brought him an Oscar nomination for best actor and her a win for supporting actress. This year, Jackman drew raves for his role in HBO’s “Bad Education” as a charismatic school superintendent living a double life.

Hugh Jackman is no longer having to stay in superhero shape for work, having bowed out of the X-Men universe and played Wolverine for the last time in 2017's Logan — but he's still in great shape.