ISTOÉ -
After a life without great luxuries, mr. is now the owner of a paycheck of $ 20 million. That changed your relationship with money?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I am not ashamed to earn enough for my work and do everything to deserve it. Good money is that which comes from our effort, not money given.
ISTOÉ -
This attitude is a reflection of the modest circumstances of his childhood?
HUGH JACKMAN -
Yeah I can not understand how my father, who was an accountant, created children alone. Our holidays were restricted to camp on the beach, with six people in a tent. He cooked for the whole family on a little stove gas, and the rest of the time, had to depart the fights of the children. I learned from my father who is truly to be a family.
ISTOÉ -
As it does to pass these values to their children?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I try to get them to underprivileged places on the planet, such as Cambodia and Ethiopia. This is critical to understand how privileged they are to have for life. As a child, I had what I can give them.
ISTOÉ -
Some of them have already shown interest in following his father's footsteps?
HUGH JACKMAN -
Oscar asked to figuration in "Australia", but hated the experience despite the Australian who won $ 320 for their participation. He worked for four days in crossing scene, where walking in a crowd, in a heat of over 30 degrees. His performance was limited to walking to and fro. At the end, he told me: "Father, you have the most boring job in the world."
ISTOÉ -
There are already 13 years playing Wolverine. How do you explain this longevity in the role?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I do not know how to let me go so far. The problem is that each new film, I'm more afraid of getting hurt in the action scenes.
ISTOÉ -
Even with all its physical form, is beginning to feel limited by age?
HUGH JACKMAN -
Yes, especially now that I spent 40 years. In this last movie I almost broke my neck. The scene took place on a speeding train. I had to put my head out the window and stuck my neck. The accident forced me to end the day early. My wife (actress Deborra-Lee Furness) looked at me and said, "What are you doing? No more playing in the schoolyard. You're not invincible. "
ISTOÉ -
It would not be appropriate to use more stunt?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I use only the stunt scenes extremely dangerous. Jim (director James Mangold) finds that the action is an extension of the personality of Wolverine. Therefore, whenever possible, I prefer to dismiss the stunt.
ISTOÉ -
This physical aspect of the character is the heavier side of their performance?
HUGH JACKMAN -
Sure. Action scenes, including fighting, I always leave with great pain the next day. The training that I submit before running also just me. It is not easy to wake up at four in the morning to exercise. Eating chicken breast seven times a day is another thing that drives me crazy.
ISTOÉ -
His nickname in Hollywood is Mr. Nice Guy (Mr. Congeniality). There is a contradiction with the gloomy side and even explosive character?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I understand Wolverine as anyone. As a child, I learned to control anger. How am youngest in a family of five children, grew up with the older ones always teasing me. Imagine how I wished steel claws to be able to finish them.
ISTOÉ -
Where does the fame of nice?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I think the fact that my father taught me to treat everyone with respect. I see no reason to do otherwise. It's easier to be polite than to be stupid. That is my nature.
ISTOÉ -
When the paparazzi chase, whenever a parent record exemplary family, playing with the children. Like this image?
HUGH JACKMAN -
My family days are not so perfect, even though the pictures deem that impression. Actually, I am a child trapped in an adult body. I love being a dad for giving me exactly what I need: license to play all the time.
ISTOÉ -
This harassment does not bother you?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I see no problem. He just gets very pronounced when I'm casting a movie. It's like an avenue that records congestion once a month. The rest of the time, the traffic is ok. My life seems vacation compared to that of Brad Pitt. As for the fans, I can not be rude when I ask for autograph. The cost to attend? When I'm with family and can not pay attention, I apologize.
ISTOÉ -
What makes you stressed?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I do not know. Have been created with unruly brothers has made me a quiet person, even when all around is chaos.
ISTOÉ -
What would you say to people who define it as "too good to be true"?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I have several defects. One is knowing not fix anything at home. The only good thing is that I'm always around when a problem comes home to solve. I'm a terrible handyman. Only serve to put the garbage out of the house.
ISTOÉ -
Originally, the mutants of the series "X-Men" (which is part Wolverine) were a reference to minorities. Think still current?
HUGH JACKMAN -
When the comic was written, it was an allegory of the Malcolm X and Martin Luther King and how they approached the civil rights movement. In a wider reading, the comic deals with minorities and teaches us to accept who we are and respect the individuality. It would be the strength of each, not weakness.
ISTOÉ -
This explains why the series is so revered among teenage audiences?
HUGH JACKMAN -
I believe so. Teenage girl suffers in silence still discovering who he is. I have a son about to do 13 years and see it happen. Part of him did not want to be different from others. In today's world, it is still hard to be a teenager in search of identity, especially if he is gay or belong to some other minority. As a parent, I felt the responsibility of gifting my son with the comic "X-Men".
ISTOÉ -
Was unlucky to compete for an Oscar this year with Daniel Day-Lewis, star of "Lincoln"?
HUGH JACKMAN -
Before delivery, people began to tell me not to get upset if he lost. I confess that I could not understand where they want to. To be honest, I always thought that my relationship with the Oscar would be, at most, of a master of ceremonies. Daniel is one of the greatest actors of all time and he was competing with a victory.
ISTOÉ -
It's what all the nominees not awarded often say.
HUGH JACKMAN -
It's a cliché, but it's true. This year we were rewarded with a lunch the day before the party, something that had never happened in the history of the award. The president of the Academy met all the actors and actresses nominated in both the main category as in the adjuvant. We all went to the house of actor Ed Begley Jr., who cooked for us. It was surreal being at the table with Daniel Day-Lewis, Robert De Niro, Alan Arkin, Tommy Lee Jones, Joaquin Phoenix and others.
ISTOÉ -
What they talked about?
HUGH JACKMAN -
It was a bit strange in the first ten minutes because, curiously, no one knew. After it was great. We spent the chitchat. The highlight was the speech of Alan Arkin saying he never understood the idea of competition among actors and that this was a special moment. Just the fact of being in that lunch has been the realization of a dream.
ISTOÉ -
It was true that Russell Crowe who boosted his career?
HUGH JACKMAN -
Yes He helped me a lot in the beginning. When he refused the role of Wolverine in the first X-Men movie, he indicated my name to the series director, Bryan Singer. Without that nudge certainly would not be here today.
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