Hugh Jackman getting self-conscious

Hugh Jackman is getting shy when it comes to stripping off onscreen!
The Wolverine star has made a habit of showing off his impressive physique in movies to the point that audiences have now come to expect it.
But for his next movie, an adaptation of the Victor Hugo novel Les Miserables, Hugh will keep things covered.
“I spoke to the director about this, because one of the first scenes actually shows my character in the prison camp being punished and whipped,” explains Hugh.
“I said, ‘I can tell you right now, if you have me with my shirt off, people are going to say I demanded it my contract.’ But he said, ‘I don’t think we need to do it without your shirt,’ So, when you see the movie, you’ll see I can keep my shirt on.”
Jackman recently admitted he believes it was “destiny” to adopt his children.
The Real Steel actor and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness were devastated when they were told they couldn’t have kids naturally but now they know it was fate to welcome Oscar, 11, and six-year-old Ava into their lives.
“It was painful. It’s not easy. You put a lot of time and effort into it, so it’s emotional. I think any parent can relate trying to have children is wonderful and when you feel as though that’s not going to happen, there’s a certain anxiety that goes with it,” he said.
“We thought we’d have a kid or two biologically and then adopt. But when we decided we’d had enough of IVF, we went ahead with adoption.
“From the moment we started the adoption process, all the anxiety went away. I don’t think of them as adopted they’re our children. Deb and I are believers in I suppose you could call it destiny. We feel things happened the way they are meant to. Obviously, biologically wasn’t the way we were meant to have children.”