What's happened
Hugh Jackman stated that his falsetto is not as strong as it used to be due to the growling and yelling required for his role as Wolverine.
Why it matters
The revelation of Hugh Jackman's vocal damage highlights the physical toll that actors can experience while portraying intense characters. It also sheds light on the challenges faced by performers who need to balance their artistic pursuits with the potential risks to their health.
What the papers say
Gulf News reports that Hugh Jackman mentioned the damage to his voice caused by playing Wolverine, while Vanity Fair emphasizes the impact of Wolverine's actions on Jackman's vocal cords. The Independent focuses on Jackman's love of singing and his performances in musicals, highlighting the contrast between his roles as Wolverine and his musical career.
How we got here
Hugh Jackman has played the character of Wolverine in multiple films since 2000. He is known for his powerful portrayal of the mutant character, which involves growling and yelling.
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