Hugh Jackman is the obvious pick for Man of the Year because, well, he inspired a porn copycat named Huge Jackman.
We’re kidding, of course. Jackman is so loved because he’s a gorgeous action hero who crapper also sound and dance, as evidenced by his smooth Oscar hosting this year. This assemblage he also pleased fans everywhere by substance his flick X-Men Origins: Wolverine to the “hometown” that earned the most votes. Tempe, Arizona won the honors and Jackman led the film's cast at a huge premiere. He ended the assemblage starring opposite fellow Cinematic Crush Daniel Craig in the street hit A Steady Rain. The superstar duo upraised more than $1.5 meg for street Cares/Equity Fights AIDS by literally commerce the shirts off their backs each night. Oh, and let's not forget that he looked mighty fine in broad definition manner of the Blu-rayfor Australia.
Hugh began his career on the Australian musical stage starring as Gaston in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Joe Gillis in Sunset Boulevard. He then conquered London’s West End when he played Curly in the acclaimed 1998 revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! (where he even made \"Oh, What a Beautiful Morning\" sexy). It was his flashily mythologic Tony-winning performance as Peter comedienne in The Boy from Oz on street that cemented his status as merry icon, not to mention his smart (and broad kicking) hosting of the Tony Awards in 2003, 2004 and 2005.
If only all blokes were as charmingly multi-talented as Jackman, the concern would be as spangly as a Peter comedienne pantsuit!
Honorable Mentions:
As the dapper master of ceremonies for both the Tonys and the Emmys, Neil Patrick Harris was the host with the most in 2009. And sure, Ryan Reynolds battled Hugh in Wolverine and romanced Sandra in The Proposal, but it was a destined magazine cover that provided us with his most indelible ikon of the year.
By Neil Cohen, resident flick critic of Movie Dearest and Phoenix's Echo Magazine.
We’re kidding, of course. Jackman is so loved because he’s a gorgeous action hero who crapper also sound and dance, as evidenced by his smooth Oscar hosting this year. This assemblage he also pleased fans everywhere by substance his flick X-Men Origins: Wolverine to the “hometown” that earned the most votes. Tempe, Arizona won the honors and Jackman led the film's cast at a huge premiere. He ended the assemblage starring opposite fellow Cinematic Crush Daniel Craig in the street hit A Steady Rain. The superstar duo upraised more than $1.5 meg for street Cares/Equity Fights AIDS by literally commerce the shirts off their backs each night. Oh, and let's not forget that he looked mighty fine in broad definition manner of the Blu-rayfor Australia.
Hugh began his career on the Australian musical stage starring as Gaston in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Joe Gillis in Sunset Boulevard. He then conquered London’s West End when he played Curly in the acclaimed 1998 revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! (where he even made \"Oh, What a Beautiful Morning\" sexy). It was his flashily mythologic Tony-winning performance as Peter comedienne in The Boy from Oz on street that cemented his status as merry icon, not to mention his smart (and broad kicking) hosting of the Tony Awards in 2003, 2004 and 2005.
If only all blokes were as charmingly multi-talented as Jackman, the concern would be as spangly as a Peter comedienne pantsuit!
Honorable Mentions:
As the dapper master of ceremonies for both the Tonys and the Emmys, Neil Patrick Harris was the host with the most in 2009. And sure, Ryan Reynolds battled Hugh in Wolverine and romanced Sandra in The Proposal, but it was a destined magazine cover that provided us with his most indelible ikon of the year.
By Neil Cohen, resident flick critic of Movie Dearest and Phoenix's Echo Magazine.
October 1, 2010 at 3:00 AM
Obviously.Pick of the year.For a pro bodybuilder that is not that impressive but, for a Hollywood A-list actor that is damn good.
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