Hugh Jackman says criticism early in his career became 'an asset': 'I stuck in there long enough'

New York City has faced tragedies and celebrations in equal measure over the decades. Now, the Big Apple is facing it’s toughest challenge yet.

The Academy Award nominee, Hugh Jackman will be playing the lead in the upcoming film titled Bad Education. The makers of the film released the trailer and we must say it is intriguing till its very last second.

A new trailer has dropped for a film titled Bad Education, a movie that was doing the rounds at the late 2019 film festivals, including Toronto. The film will air on television – on HBO Stateside – and then on various other outlets globally. Ray Romano, Geraldine Viswanathan, Alex Wolff, and Rafael Casal are also amongst the cast of the feature, which is directed by Cory Finlay (Thoroughbreds). You can watch the Bad Education film trailer below.

The Coronavirus outbreak has left people to resort to self-isolation. Given the lockdown in numerous cities and countries, Hollywood stars choose to work out at home. This has led to the viral Instagram push-up challenge. Earlier this week, Justin Bieber was seen taking part in the challenge. Now, Spider-Man: Far From Home actor Tom Holland was seen participating in the challenge. The actor took to his Instagram Stories and recorded a video of performing the online task at his home. 

The Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman announced that he is shutting his cafe in New York due to the current Coronavirus outbreak. The actor reportedly also said that shutting the cafe was the right thing to do.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order effectively shuttering restaurants, cafes, and bars, that came into effect on Tuesday (March 17), and in response Hugh announced that his Laughing Man establishment will close, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Unfortunately, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, most St. Patrick’s Day plans have been cancelled.

As the world battles the Coronavirus outbreak, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are stepping up to help. The Hollywood couple took to Instagram to reveal they have contributed USD 1 million to food banks in the US. Reynolds and Lively noted that the outbreak has impacted the older adults and low-income families the most. In a move to help them sustain during the pandemic, the couple made the contribution. The contribution will be split between Feeding America and Food Banks Canada. 

Hugh Jackman used criticism in his early career as "an asset" to push him out of his comfort zone.

Hugh Jackman played Wolverine on the big screens before finally saying goodbye to the Marvel character in 2017. He left his fans craving for more and they still believe that no one can play the character better than Hugh. In his latest Instagram post, The Eternals star Kumail Nanjiani paid tribute to the beloved actor and his ripped physique by posing as the popular MCU character and the result is perfection! Hugh thinks so too.    

NEW YORK – Hugh Jackman said goodbye to Wolverine in 2017 but has said he will carry the character with him always -- just not the diet or workout regime. In a tribute to the beloved character and Jackman's insanely shredded physique, "The Eternals" star Kumail Nanjiani posed as the X-Men character in the most recent issue of Men's Health, which highlighted how the actor transformed his body for the upcoming Marvel movie.

Hugh Jackman used criticism in his early career as “an asset” to push him out of his comfort zone.

While Hugh Jackman will always be our Wolverine, one cannot contradict the fact that during the course of his acting career, Hugh Jackman has added various remarkable acting roles to his resume. In addition to exploring various genres on the big screens, the 51-year-old Australian megastar also has his own one-man Broadway show.

NEW YORK – Hugh Jackman has made a name for himself in Hollywood playing a variety of different characters.

Feldman also names Brascia as one of Haim's abusers in the documentary.