Hugh Jackman's Musical Makeup Sessions for 'The Death of Robin Hood'

Hugh Jackman revealed that music was key during his make-up transformation for 'The Death of Robin Hood.' The actor emphasized the camaraderie on set in Northern Ireland and the film's realistic portrayal of Robin Hood's legacy, directed by Michael Sarnoski, set to release on June 19.

Actor Hugh Jackman has shared insights into the intricate makeup process for his upcoming film 'The Death of Robin Hood'. Speaking at the movie's premiere, Jackman disclosed that music was essential in passing the time while he transformed into an older version of the famous outlaw.

When asked how he managed the lengthy sessions, Jackman credited his 'mini team', which includes hairstylist Sean Flanigan and makeup artist Pamela S. Westmore. "Music," was his simple answer, acknowledging that the trio often swaps records to stay entertained.

Additionally, Jackman reminisced about the strong connections formed on set in Northern Ireland, opting for interpersonal interaction over technology. Directed by Michael Sarnoski, this film offers a grittier take on Robin Hood, exploring themes of power and redemption, as seen in its impactful trailers. 'The Death of Robin Hood' is set for theatrical release on June 19.