Can it be possible for Hugh Jackman to be loathed? Legendary film maker Steven Spielberg says yes. Now, now, before you get your knickers in an angry twist, Jackman is only not the most likeable guy in his next film, Real Steel. You can wipe that sweat off your brow.
Speaking to E-Entertainment Spielberg said: “He risks not being like for a while in this movie. He risks unlikeability for the first act and a half of this movie.” Jackman plays Charlie, a dad who has no interest in his 11-year-old son who now lives with him after his mother passes away. The flick is set in the future, where Charlie builds and coaches fighting robots.
Spielberg had nothing but praise for the Australian actor: “Hugh’s a great actor. He’s a great entertainer. He could do anything. He could do Broadway. He could do musical theater. He could do movies—and probably a few other mediums we haven’t invented yet.” So much so, you will want to slap him when he plays Charlie.
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