“It was a very emotional time, and I am so grateful to every member of the cast and crew. Jackman also discussed how his own real-life father passed away while he was making the film, and how it affected his work. Hopefully I’m not a 'boring dad' doing it and they appreciate it.” I used to think they wanted surety and strength from me, but I now share with them things I wouldn’t have before.
"I realised it is okay to say to my own children, ‘I don’t know’ and to be open and vulnerable. One beautiful line in the script is ‘love isn’t always enough', which is one of the most difficult things for a parent to hear. The Australian actor, who is a father of two in real life, said of the movie: “It changed me as a parent. The film is a form of prequel to 2020's The Father, also directed and co-written by Zeller based on his stage play of the same. Jackman's character has moved on from his previous wife and has a new baby, and his 17-year-old son is now suffering with depression.
The new movie, directed and co-written by French filmmaker Florian Zeller, centres on a father's relationship with his teenage son from a previous marriage. "It is beautifully written, beautifully produced, and will, I think, touch everyone.” The Late Late Show this Friday has a sports and dance-heavy line-up featuring Johnny Sexton and Panti BlissĪppearing on the show, set to air this weekend, 54-year-old Jackman said: "It is about a family facing a crisis and I hope it’s a film that will start conversations around mental health.Who is on The Graham Norton Show this week? Friday's star-studded line-up may be BBC chat show's best yet.Jordan, Schitt's Creek's Eugene Levy, Ant-Man's Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas, plus a performance and chat with pop star Pink.
Jackman is part of a particularly starry line-up on this week's show, which also includes Dame Judi Dench, Black Panther star Michael B. Appearing on the The Graham Norton Show this Friday, Australian actor Hugh Jackman will talk about how he hopes his new film The Son will open up conversations about mental health.
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