Sebastian Stan: Hugh Jackman Might Be Reconsidering His Wolverine Future
The Winter Soldier star has let slip details of a private conversation, intimating that the Disney-Fox Marvel deal could see the Aussie return.
The Winter Soldier star has let slip details of a private conversation, intimating that the Disney-Fox Marvel deal could see the Aussie return.
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Back in 1999, when every one was fearful of Y2K, a brash young Australian named Hugh Jackman was auditioning to play the part of Wolverine.
Speaking ahead of the March 3 premiere of Logan, the veteran actor argued that the Marvel series have veered towards dangerous territory in the past.
Captain America, Tony Stark and ... Wolverine? Hugh Jackman was quizzed about crossing over to the Avengers for a potential crossover and he loved the idea
After teasing and failing to commit one way or another, the Australian has finally pulled the pin on the proposed project as the Logan star gives his reasoning.
Praising the legacy of the franchise during the Berlin premiere, Jackman argued that the final installment is by far his proudest and best of the lot.