“I was an a**hole at times”: Hugh Jackman Gave A Lap Dance To Barbara Walters And Matt Damon At The Risk Of Getting Punched In Jukebox Musical For A Strange Reason

Hugh Jackman Gave A Lap Dance To Barbara Walters And Matt Damon At The Risk Of Getting Punched In Jukebox Musical For A Strange Reason

Thanks to his outstanding performance on the big screens, Hugh Jackman’s name now goes synonymously well with The Wolverine. The exact opposite of his on-screen gruff X-Men persona, the 54-year-old is super witty and optimistic, judging from how he never takes criticism to his heart. But his overly witty personality just might have put him in a weird situation in front of other renowned personalities.

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Hugh Jackman has established a serious image of himself following his Wolverine role
Hugh Jackman has established a serious image of himself following his Wolverine role

As revealed by Jackman, he once gave a lap dance to Barbara Walters and even Matt Damon at the risk of getting punched in his jukebox musical, The Boy From Oz, for a very bizarre reason that is as hilarious as is strange.

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Hugh Jackman’s Embarrassing Antic During His The Boy From Oz Jukebox Musical

Hugh Jackman as Peter Allen in a still from his jukebox musical, The Boy From Oz
Hugh Jackman as Peter Allen in a still from his jukebox musical, The Boy From Oz

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In his jukebox musical The Boy From Oz, Hugh Jackman plays the role of Peter Allen, a loving, gay musical icon – a completely different personality as compared to his on-screen Wolverine. His performance in the musical had him acting, singing, dancing, and making people laugh. But while this came as a surprise to the audience, Jackman did some really silly things during his musical.

Recalling how he would drag people from the audience to the stage to roast them during the second act of his play, the Logan star revealed,

“The most fun I ever had was playing Peter Allen. There was, I don’t know, roughly 10 to 12 minutes of every show that was ad-libbed. Once I was 50 or 60 shows in, I felt completely free to do whatever the hell I wanted. I was an a–hole at times. I brought up Barbara Walters and Matt Damon and made Matt Damon give Barbara Walters a lap dance, which turned into me giving Matt Damon a lap dance. And he didn’t punch me.”

Roasting aside, the very weird yet hilarious reason that encouraged Hugh Jackman to give Barbara Walters and Matt Damon a lap dance was to avoid getting punched by the renowned celebrities. Pretty crazy, right?

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The Time Hugh Jackman Almost Caused A Wardrobe Malfunction For Sarah Jessica Parker

Hugh Jackman making Sarah Jessica Parker dance during his The Boy From Oz musical
Hugh Jackman making Sarah Jessica Parker dance during his The Boy From Oz musical

Not just stopping there, Hugh Jackman went ahead to roast several other top-rated celebrities as well. Once, he nearly caused a wardrobe malfunction for the Extreme Measure star Sarah Jessica Parker as he called her onstage and forced her to dance in her tight ballerina dress. Sympathizing with the actress much later on during an interview, he said,

“I really felt for her that night. As soon as she got up onstage, I could tell those boobs were about to come out.”

But despite wreaking havoc and creating such embarrassing yet hilarious situations for himself along with the people around him, Hugh Jackman made sure to never miss even a single show for The Boy From Oz, regardless of whatever obstacle got in his way. Now that’s called determination!

Source: Variety

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An enthusiastic and eager learner looking for opportunities to expand her horizons and learning, Mahin Sultan is a hardworking and creative individual with multiplicity of skills and interests. She is fluent in English with a 4.5 months experience as a Content Writing Intern. She is a rather introverted and dorky kinda person at first meetings, but if you get on her good side, don't be surprised when you find her talking animatedly to you, even if it's in the middle of the road. A foodie, she loves to write, and spends her free time either with her nose buried in a good book or binge-watching K-dramas, new movies and TV serials (the awesome ones, obviously).

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