48-year-old Australian and American actor Hugh Jackman, whom many know by the role of Wolverine in the bands "X-Men," recently made an interesting statement. In it, he said that he got a little excited, saying about parting with his "clawed" character.
Interview with Variety Variety
In the January issue of the edition of Variety readers and fans of Jackman expect a big surprise. The actor is considering to reincarnate in Wolverine once more. Here are the words you can read in the magazine:
"You know, this summer I was sure that I will not meet with my hero, whom I've been playing for 16 years already. But there is one person - Ryan Reynolds, whom you all know very well from the picture "Deadpool". That's it, he changed everything. When I watched the movie with this character, I realized that Wolverine and Deadpool are a great couple. These two would look cool on the screen, and this thought has not given me peace for a long time. However, I always pull myself back by saying that my health tells me "no", because constant experiments with weight can very badly end. But my actor's talent insists on one more adaptation. What will win, I do not know yet. Time will tell".
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Somehow Ryan and Hugh already met on one set of the film "X-Men: The Beginning." Wolverine ", playing their mutants. True, it was in the distant 2009, and then their creative cooperation went away. After the release of "Deadpool" last year, the 40-year-old Reynolds seriously thought about creating a movie masterpiece with Jackman.
On the readiness for cooperation, Ryan said at the Golden Globe yesterday. That's what the actor said:
"I would really like to play in one movie with Hugh Jackman. Our characters are very unordinary and impulsive, and I think that this development of events would be interesting for viewers. I repeatedly suggested Hugh did not leave the project, but he still hesitates. Rather, first he immediately said "no", and now plunged into meditation, because the idea is good. I think that only the viewer can finally persuade him that it is too early to "hang claws on the wall".
By the way, Jackman played Wolverine in nine tapes. The last film with this character will be released in the spring of 2017, and will be called "Logan".