Wolverine Quiz: Do you really know Claws from the X-Men?

Like Margot Robbie, Chris Hemsworth or Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman is one of many star actors and actresses born on Australian soil. He spent most of his schooling in Sydney, and after pocketing his journalism degree, went to study comedy at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in Perth in the early 90s.

Then he immediately got his first role in the drama series Corelli, broadcast on the ABC channel, filming ten episodes, during which the actor meets his future wife Deborah-Lee Furness. He then traveled to Melbourne for some theater experiences, particularly musicals.

But it was in 2000, when he landed the role of Wolverine in Bryan Singer’s X-Men, that his career took on a whole new dimension. A character he would never be able to interpret, as Russell Crowe was initially approached, but the actor’s salary demands as he grew up were too high. We then called Dougray Scott, who unfortunately turned down the role after suffering an injury on the set of Mission Impossible 2.

To get to know his character, Hugh Jackman studied the behavior of wolves, he also watched a lot of Clint Eastwood as Inspector Harry and Mel Gibson in the TV series Mad Max, and watched many fights of Mike Tyson to tame the animal. Boxer’s Rage.

This role will definitely never leave Hugh Jackman for the next two decades, which will not prevent him from developing his acting talents in parallel productions under the direction of Woody Allen (Scoop) or Christopher Nolan (The Prestige).

Wolverine has become an important character in pop culture in recent decades between comic books and numerous movies. Can you answer these eight questions about Logan Jackman’s version?