Hugh Jackman on Japanese TV
March 5th, 2009 by James
Say what you want about Hugh Jackman, but you cannot deny the man knows how to enjoy himself when appearing on Japanese TV:
See more clips of this program at Japanjin!
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Haha this is great. Other actors/english speaking celebrities always seem so alienated and terrified on Japanese television.
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Surprisingly entertaining. I may despise the vast majority of this man’s films but I have to admit that he does seem like he’d be pretty damn charming in real life.
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Incredibley charming man, very funny, very respectful, very versatile, an all round entertainer. Case in point – Japanese TV – what a warm and inviting man to have that whole crowd in his hand without speaking a word of Japanese!
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You can’t beat a fat chick dancing. Three words: PURE COMEDY GOLD.
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what’s with the guy on the last clip at the end (on japanjin) trying to grab Jackman in a very personal place?!
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Who wouldn’t be scared, this guy definately does have balls.
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Jackman is pure class act. Love this guy.
youtube.com/watch?v=zWeGzUYYn0U
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Jackman is pure class act. Love this guy.
youtube.com/watch?v=zWeGzUYYn0U
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is this video really jerky, or is it just me?
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Yeah, the frame rate isn’t so good.
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having experienced similar “exposure” on the ALT circuit i have to admire jackman’s attitude. mind you, try doing it 5 days a week
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It was cool to see them all just having fun interacting despite the language gap and, also, having a translator with him on screen. On a lot of shows, SMASMA etc., they have interviews w foreign stars and cut out the all the footage of the translator doing their job… so all you see is a question asked by the Japanese star in Japanese and answered by the foreign star in thier native language (with subtitles). I think the translators should get some notoriety too!! They deserve it!
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Isn’t notoriety a bad thing?
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