Hugh Jackman

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mimmilina said:

Mmmmmm... cage match.... *drools* One of the best intro-scenes for a character ever. Shirtless and in jeans.... omg.

Tight ones too. Only thing better is him in the Xmen uniform. Hugh and tight leather go quite well together.

The Fountain supposedly has a release date finally: Oct 13 I believe. I read it over at AICN

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Sweet - Friday the 13th. I watched the trailer for this the other day and it looks quite good. I love rugged, manly Hugh.

BTW - LOVE your avatar!

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Thanks sarcasticcheese. A fellow LOTR-fan made it some time ago.

[grumpygirl]

sarcasticcheese said:

mimmilina said:

Mmmmmm... cage match.... *drools* One of the best intro-scenes for a character ever. Shirtless and in jeans.... omg.

Tight ones too. Only thing better is him in the Xmen uniform. Hugh and tight leather go quite well together.

The Fountain supposedly has a release date finally: Oct 13 I believe. I read it over at AICN

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Sweet - Friday the 13th. I watched the trailer for this the other day and it looks quite good. I love rugged, manly Hugh.

BTW - LOVE your avatar![/quote]

I think that all producers should require in Hugh Jackman's contracts that he wear leather in all movies, even if it's not appropriate for the character. That man was born to wear leather. Grrrrrowwwlll... and yum.

[Peggy Lane]

Van Helsing sucked, but the movie is worth Hugh in tattered leather and the story of the director coming to confer with his star about an upcoming scene, only to find him tap dancing in full Van Helsing costume while learning his routines for BfO.

BTW, he and Anna Paquin have wicked dirty chemistry, and I really hope at some point some casts them in something other than X-Men where they can exploit the chemistry without the squick.

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*sigh*

I love him

From DListed, on the X3 junket.

I love thast he's wearing Chucks. And showing off that mighty fine asset of his.

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ROFL! Whatever do you do to make him do that? Just for future reference...

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mimmilina said:

ROFL! Whatever do you do to make him do that? Just for future reference...

Yeah, that was my thought too. If you find out, please share.

I read through the Men's Health interview with him while at Target the other day.

Bench pressing 315 lbs? Leg pressing 1,000 lbs? Able to do the lotus position and hold it take after take?

I wanna get me some of that.............

*drools*

[slashgirl]

Looks like Hugh's not going to be at this year's Tonys because tomorrow's his dad's 77th birthday and Hugh doesn't want to miss it.Awwwww! As if I couldn't lurve Hugh more!

huntergrayson said:

The scans are a little wonky but the aforementioned Interview page is here and the clipping above it is chock-full of Deb love.

Also, John C. McGinley has finally revealed that Dr. Cox hates Hugh Jackman because he's 'JUS JELLUS1!1! No, seriously:

AJ: Why does Dr. Cox hate Hugh Jackman?

McGINLEY: I think it's because the creator of the show just can't stand how talented he is. Hugh Jackman is just too talented. For him to have won a Tony, he's Wolverine, and he's deadly good-looking. He's a great athlete, he can sing and he can dance. That's too much for Billy (Lawrence) to process.

For the love of Pete, please have him cameo. That'd be so cool.

Even cooler would be to have a whole Scrubs episode bulit arond HJ, in which he could get sick/have an accident and every staffer's thrilled that he's there. Not only would Carla and Elliot be thrilled, imagine the mancrushes-J.D., Turk, Kelso, The Todd, even The Janitor! Maybe the Barbershop Quartet could serenade Hugh with "I Honestly Love You." Dr. Cox, otoh, would not only be bitter about HJ getting all the attention, he could probably do something that could hurt Hugh even worse, earning the wrath of everybody in Sacred Heart. Perhaps the ep could be titled, "It Had to be Hugh." ;D

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Nicked this from ONTD[/url]

Hugh Jackman, Tony-Award winning actor (The Boy from Oz) and star of the hit movie, X-Men: The Last Stand, and his wife, actress Deborra-Lee Furness Jackman, will emcee the Worldwide Orphans Foundation (WWO) Second Annual Benefit Gala, Monday, October 16, 2006, 6:00 pm, Cipriani, 55 Wall Street, New York City. The celebrity couple promises an emotionally-charged evening filled with information and entertainment, according to Dr. Jane Aronson, WWO founder and executive medical director.

WWO serves orphaned children worldwide through the direct delivery of humanitarian programs designed to solve specific medical, developmental, emotional and psycho-social needs.

Last year, WWO held its First Annual Benefit Gala and raised $800,000 thanks to corporate, individual and celebrity support, including a moving address by Special Guest, Angelina Jolie, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Goodwill Ambassador. This year, Tony-Award winning actress Mary-Louise Parker (Proof) will be WWO's Special Guest, and Ms. Parker intends to share her thoughts about WWO with Gala attendees.

WWO's 2006 Honorary Gala Committee is chaired by James Haven. Committee members include Andre Braugher, Ann Hampton Callaway, Christine Ebersole, Cindy Hsu, Liya Kebede, Kathleen Marshall, Donna Murphy, Mary-Louise Parker, Alexandra Postman, Steve Schirripa, and Bill Weir. Kathleen Marshall, Tony-Award winning choreographer (The Pajama Game, Wonderful Town), will choreograph and direct the performances for the
evening.

Andre Braugher, star of TV's Homicide, will narrate a short film about WWO programs.

The mission of Worldwide Orphans Foundation is to identify the
immediate and long-term medical, developmental, social and emotional needs of children living in orphanages and to provide direct services to improve their quality of life. Founded in 1997 by renowned adoption medicine specialist, Dr. Jane Aronson, WWO has established humanitarian programs in Ethiopia, Viet Nam, Bulgaria, Serbia/Montenegro, Azerbaijan, and China. For
more information, please visit www.wwo.org.

Trip to NY anyone? ;D

And that picture they used? I need to go change my panties. I actually downloaded from iTunes The Boy From Oz soundtrack and I LOVE it!

[Augustus]

sarcasticcheese said:

And that picture they used? I need to go change my panties. I actually downloaded from iTunes The Boy From Oz soundtrack and I LOVE it!

And he has a really great voice too. I'm always amazed how good a singer he actually is, I blame it on being inundated by crappy, yet popular singers today.