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Hugh Jackman & Laura Pausini (it’s not good bye) منتديات 2008 music The Fuontain Trailer romantic movie 2009

www.facebook.com www.mannythemovieguy.com I have much respect for Dakota Goyo! Truth be told, the child actor stole “Real Steel” from Hugh Jackman and he is one of the main reasons I’m recommending the movie 100%! He has been working virtually all of his life, yet, Dakota remains grounded, but he truly loves what he does! And he goes to a regular school and he says he doesn’t bring this “acting stuff” with him back home. Smart kid! In the movie, Dakota plays Max, Jackman’s character’s estranged son. He awakens the fighting spirit of his wayward father. Dakota reminds me of a young Ricky Schroder from “The Champ.” And sure enough, there’s a scene in “Real Steel” where his character chants “champ, champ, champ” and I was in tears. In this interview, we talked about *** His interest in the character Max *** The audition process — he auditioned 4 times! *** Bonding with Hugh Jackman *** The biggest challenge as an actor in “Real Steel” *** The “Real Steel” Robots! *** Who is his favorite bot? *** Atom, the magical bot! *** The dancing scenes between Max and Atom *** Dakota is really proud of this movie! *** Will his friends watch “Real Steel?” *** And then he teaches me the robot dance he and Atom performed in the movie! HAVE FUN!

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Follow us and stay up to date on all things Real Steel! www.facebook.com & twitter.com Real Steel” is an action drama about a former boxer (Hugh Jackman) who, against all odds, gets one last shot at a comeback when he teams up with his estranged son (Dakota Goyo) to build and train the perfect contender for the new high-tech sport of robot boxing.

Sugar Ray Leonard on Hugh Jackman: “He’s a good student.”

At the Tony Awards 2004! YAY!

Hugh Jackman is singing Bethlehem morning !

Premiere Scene’s Claire and Anthony Bueno had a knock out time as Hugh Jackman attends the UK Premiere of his movie Real Steel. Executive producer Jack Rapke gives us an insight into this father son story, producers Susan Montford and Don Murphy tell us how the film benefited from the boxing choreography provided by Sugar Ray Leonard, delightful director Shawn Levy shares the reasons for not shooting chronologically and the delectable Hugh Jackman tells us the importance of being in the moment when you’re boxing as well as acting. To see more interviews and to find out what’s happening on the movie calendar visit www.premierescene.net

The Fountain (2006) Hugh Jackman, Rachel Weisz, Ellen Burstyn, Mark Margolis, Stephen McHattie, Fernando Hernandez, Cliff Curtis, Sean Patrick Thomas, Donna Murphy, Ethan Suplee