Hugh Jackman won’t let go of Wolverine
He returns at 55 in the most physical role of his career, the iconic superhero Gluttonfor the purposes of the film Deadpool and Wolverine, Hugh Jackman is a happy man. Seven years after the great success Logan by James Mangold, in which Wolverine ran his last bow, so here he is again for a new adventure alongside Deadpool played by his friend Ryan Reynolds. Thanks to this, as well as the options offered by the Marvel multiverse that allow Wolverine to reappear respecting the ending given to him in Logan.
Everything is going well, except for one detail. In fact, in an interview given to Peoplethe Australian actor explained what was the hardest part of reprising the role of Wolverine.
“I have to eat a lot.”
Usually going to the gym to push the weight, it’s not the exercises that Hugh Jackman complains about, but the diet necessary to develop Wolverine’s physique.
I have to eat a lot. It’s my fault, because of my body type I’m naturally skinny. The hardest part is achieving this body size. This is what I’m struggling with.
Finding Wolverine’s body is truly a daily ordeal for the actor. For the record, when he promoted the film Son in France in February 2023, shortly before filming began Deadpool and WolverineHugh Jackman he interrupted his interviews every two hours to eat. A discipline that he observed scrupulously and which ended up bearing fruit, as his admired partner Ryan Reynolds recounts in the same interview.
This is the first time I’ve seen how valuable song and dance training is for an action film. You achieve your objectives in these fight scenes with a speed and confidence I’ve never seen. It doesn’t matter if you are 23, 35, 45 or 55. It was dazzling.
Deadpool and Wolverine arrive in theaters on July 24, 2024.
Source: Cine Serie
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