Hugh Jackman recently revealed that his portrayal of the Marvel character Wolverine had a negative effect on his voice. The actor revealed that some of the actions he performed while playing the character must have shocked his vocal teacher from drama school days.
Jackman also opened up in the interview about a major wardrobe malfunction when he accidentally ripped “The Music Man’s” costume while making a big part of it for “Deadpool 3.” After the incident, the actor said he apologized to the entire cast, his wardrobe, and his wife.
Read on to learn more.
Hugh Jackman Says Playing Wolverine Has Had a Negative Effect on His Voice
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In a recent interview with BBC Front Line, actor Hugh Jackman expressed his concern about possible damage to his vocal cords. He shared that his voice may have suffered from playing the Marvel superhero, Wolverine, in nine movies.
The 54-year-old, who also appeared in the Broadway musical “The Music Man” for 11 months, stated, “I did a little damage to my voice with Wolverine. My falsetto isn’t as strong as it used to be, and I’m still letting out some of those grunts and screams.”
Sharing his concerns with the news outlet, Jackman admitted that he neglected some of the vocal techniques he learned in drama school while playing Wolverine, and that this may have contributed significantly to the strain on his vocal cords.
‘My Voice Teacher at Drama School Must Be Shocked’
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Talking about his drama school experience, Jackman shared that his voice teacher at drama school must have been surprised by his voice damage.
Explaining, he told the BBC per Insider that her drama school voice teacher taught her techniques on how to yell and scream without damaging her voice, but some of the yelling and screaming she did for the character might have caused harm. “I did some yelling and screaming and things that I thought ruined my voice,” she revealed.
Fortunately, Jackman says he is now working on keeping his voice. One of the steps included working with a singing teacher and working to prepare her voice vocally and physically for each role she played. “I work with a singing teacher, and I try not to hurt myself,” she said.
Hugh Jackman Is Excellent In Both Action Films And Theater Roles
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The Grammy award winner and two-time Tony award winner has played the Marvel superhero Wolverine in several films, including “X-Men” in 2000, “X2: X-Men United” in 2003, and “X-Men: The Last Stand ” in 2006. He also did voiceovers for characters in video games such as “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.” This talented performer will return as Wolverine in the upcoming Marvel Studios film “Deadpool 3.”
Known for his action-packed portrayal of Wolverine, the multifaceted actor has also made a name for himself in the theater world, showcasing his acting prowess in highly acclaimed productions such as “The River” (2014-2015) and “The Boy from Oz” (2003-2004). .
Hugh Jackman Accidentally Tore His Broadway Costume
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In an interview with Diversity, Jackman made a funny confession. He revealed that he accidentally tore his clothes from “The Music Man” because of his rigorous bodybuilding routine for his upcoming film “Deadpool 3.”
Recounting the experience, he told the publication that he apologized to the entire cast, his wardrobe, and his wife and joked that “all the protein shakes started to kick in fast.”
The “The Greatest Showman” actor also revealed that his outfit for “The Music Man” was readjusted twice, with Velcro added to accommodate his rapid change in size. “The other night, I could hear the Velcro creaking and completely open; I have split two pairs of pants,” he said per Insider.
Jackman previously talked about how working out for his starring role in “Deadpool 3” was more challenging than past efforts. According to the film’s star, it was difficult to juggle the bulk while simultaneously hitting the stage for “The Music Man.”
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