The Australian actor feels blessed to have starred as the powerful mutant
Highlights
- Actor Hugh Jackman says he is well aware that at some point in future someone else would take his place as Wolverine in the X Men series as it is "inevitable" to be in showbiz forever.
- The 45-year-old Hollywood heartthrob, who has played the hit character in the previous X-Men films, will be next seen as the clawed mutant in X-Men: Days of Future Past, reported Ace Showbiz.
- "I'm sure they (producers) had the discussion. They didn't mention it to me, obviously! Look, that's inevitable, man. Anyone who thinks they're indispensable in this business is fooling themselves," Hugh said.
- The Australian actor feels blessed to have starred as the powerful mutant. "But I feel unbelievably blessed to have this part. I never thought in a million years I'd get to play him seven times. Every day I walk on the set with the claws and the hair, I thank my lucky stars. I don't take any of it for granted," he said.
- "I think that's why I'm still here. I'm sure by the way, that it won't always be my decision to always be here. At some point, someone will close the door on me," he added.
Actor Hugh Jackman says he is well aware that at some point in future someone else would take his place as Wolverine in the
X Men series as it is "inevitable" to be in showbiz forever.
The 45-year-old Hollywood heartthrob, who has played the hit character in the previous
X-Men films, will be next seen as the clawed mutant in
X-Men: Days of Future Past, reported Ace Showbiz.
"I'm sure they (producers) had the discussion. They didn't mention it to me, obviously! Look, that's inevitable, man. Anyone who thinks they're indispensable in this business is fooling themselves," Hugh said.
The Australian actor feels blessed to have starred as the powerful mutant. "But I feel unbelievably blessed to have this part. I never thought in a million years I'd get to play him seven times. Every day I walk on the set with the claws and the hair, I thank my lucky stars. I don't take any of it for granted," he said.
"I think that's why I'm still here. I'm sure by the way, that it won't always be my decision to always be here. At some point, someone will close the door on me," he added.