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Mar 3, 2017 · Hugh Jackman's Three-Month Prep For A Shirtless Scene. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. 9.28M subscribers. 17K. 1.4M views 7 years ago. Don't try 'Logan' star Hugh Jackman's...
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- Jerry Seinfeld Convinced Hugh Jackman to Hang Up The Claws
- The R Rating Was Apparently Planned Before Deadpool’s Success
- A Lot of The Dinner Scene’S Dialogue Was Improvised
- Millie Bobby Brown Auditioned to Play X-23
- Hugh Jackman Dehydrated Himself Before Each Shirtless Scene
- Dafne Keen’s Tears During Logan’s Death Scene Were Real
- Liev Schreiber Was Offered The Chance to Return as Sabretooth
- There’S A Specific Reason That The Movie Doesn’T Have “Wolverine” in The Title
- Patrick Stewart Came Up with Xavier’s Dialogue About Shane
- Hugh Jackman Originally Didn’T Want Logan to Die at The End
Hugh Jackman was convinced to hang up the claws and stop playing Wolverine after having a conversation with Jerry Seinfeld about when the iconic comedian decided to end his sitcom after nine seasons. Jackman stated that his increasing age and brushes with skin cancer were major factors in the decision, but his discussion with Seinfeld opened his ey...
Many fans speculated that Fox decided to give Logan an R rating after the success of Deadpool, but according to both Hugh Jackman and producer Simon Kinberg, this was always the plan, because the story was too dark and violent for a PG-13 rating.
According to Patrick Stewart, a lot of the dialogue in the dinner scene was improvised. The actors filmed a few takes in which they delivered the scripted dialogue, and then James Mangold told them to play around with the scene a little and ad-lib some lines.
Before Dafne Keen was cast to play X-23, Stranger Thingsstar Millie Bobby Brown auditioned for the role. She even screen-tested with Hugh Jackman. In the comics, X-23 is a teenager, but James Mangold wanted to challenge the stereotype of sexualizing young superheroes by making her a little kid instead.
Whenever Hugh Jackman was set to shoot a shirtless scene, he dehydrated himself for 48 hours in order to shed any excess water weight and be as toned and defined as humanly possible before he removed his shirt on camera. RELATED: Hugh Jackman's 10 Best Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes However, the actor noted that this method is very dangerous ...
It was initially mistakenly announced that Sienna Novikov had been cast as X-23. However, this was corrected when Dafne Keen appeared in the trailer. Novikov instead worked as Keen’s stunt double. During Logan’s death scene, when Laura starts to cry, the tears were real. Shooting the death scene was so emotional that Keen actually cried.
Liev Schreiber was offered the opportunity to reprise his role as Sabretooth from X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Logan would’ve reluctantly come to Sabretooth for help in Oklahoma City. However, Schreiber’s commitments to filming Ray Donovanprevented him from making the shoot. There was also a deleted scene in which one of the young mutants would ask Lo...
Naming the third Wolverine solo movie Logan, making it the first Wolvie movie not to feature “Wolverine” in the title, was more than just a nod to “Old Man Logan,” which served as a major inspiration for the movie. RELATED: 10 Ways Marvel Can Fix The X-Men Franchise On his director’s commentary, James Mangold said that he titled the movie Logan bec...
Since Shane had a huge influence on James Mangold’s construction of Logan, along with Paper Moon and Unforgiven, the director always planned to include a scene in which the characters watch the movie. But Xavier’s dialogue about watching the movie as a kid wasn’t in the original script. Mangold added it when Patrick Stewart told him about his own c...
Although the death of Wolverine proved to be a powerful and fitting ending for Logan, Hugh Jackman originally didn’t want the character to die at the end. James Mangold always wanted to kill off the character, but Jackman encouraged him to keep an open mind and consider letting him live. Of course, Jackman eventually came around. He explained, “Jam...
Aug 31, 2022 · There is a certain type of bro-science when it comes to filming shirtless scenes. It involves extreme water manipulation, as Jackman revealed alongside Stephen Colbert. Hugh discussed the process, which features a heavy water loading phase, which is later converted into almost no water.
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Mar 3, 2017 · Jackman said that the process starts about three months before the shoot in which he will be shirtless. He drinks about three gallons of water a day — way more than the recommended amount. This ...
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- Yellow Spandex! (The Wolverine Deleted Scene) And finally, a bit of a cheat: this comics-copying yellow suit was never actually seen on the big screen, because it was cut from The Wolverine in favour of streamlining the final chunk of the movie.
- Scruffy Jacket Look (X-Men) As much as the original leather uniform was great, it didn’t tell us anything about Logan as a character, since Professor X gave it to him quite late into X-Men.
- First Leather Uniform (X-Men) The first Wolverine uniform, from Bryan Singer’s year 2000 game-changer X-Men, is arguably still the best one they’ve come up with.
- All Black Everything (The Wolverine) Nothing says ‘this will be cooler and less rubbish than the last Wolverine movie’ quite like plonking your protagonist in an all black suit.
Mar 4, 2020 · Hugh Jackman has celebrated the third anniversary of Logan in the best way possible: with a gallery of insanely ripped shirtless promo shots. Released into cinemas on 3 March, 2017, Logan was...
Stephen Colbert Discusses Hugh Jackman’s Three-Month Prep For A Shirtless Scene. So far the reviews for Logan have been outstanding. People are saying that this is Hugh Jackman ’s finest performance as Wolverine and that we’ve literally “waited 17 years for this.”. It seems that all the trailers, hype, images, leaks, everything you ...
