This is The Bird Show.

So what brings you to our fair city?

Victor Creed.

And who's that?

Man, I'm going to kill.

If you like that kind of thing, you Jackman.

That testosterone kind of manly thing.

Yeah, he's your kind of guy.

It's straight to the point, right?

What's that?

Yeah.

You know, if you like the chiseled features cut 4% body fat, talented in every area, cool accents, great relationship with his wife, you know, multi-millionaire thing.

If that's your thing, then let me go ahead and introduce you to Hugh Jackman. Good morning, Hugh Jackman. Good morning. Good. Good. Good. I'm good, man. Very, very good. Beautiful day here in New York. Happy days. In that, because I did do some research on you yesterday, and it does just appear to be that you're good at everything. I mean, you're on stage, you're singing, you're in movies, you're doing the whole, you do TV, a Broadway, you're hosting Academy Award shows. Outside of that, you're kayaking and swimming and yoga every day. I am curious, what frustrates you? Like, what are you not, what do you suck at? What are you not good at? Do you call it DIY here? Do it yourself, you know, like handyman stuff. Like if you had to fix a cabinet in your house? Oh, pathetic. The only thing handy about me, my wife says is that I'm close by. That's about it. Really, so if the life is changing or something like that, then you are not the guy to do it. do it. You know, I actually worked in a gas station for three years, and about one every three days, it was a self-served gas station. Someone would come in and say, look, I'm really embarrassed. I'm so sorry, but I don't know where the oil is. I don't know where to put the oil in my car, right? And I had absolutely no idea. And I was like, well, I'm really sorry. I could help you, but for security reasons, I can't leave the console area. You just have to ask my other customers. Of course, no problem. I, you know, I'm pathetic. Don't you get worried that because you have to call repairmen, you know, to come over to your house. Your wife might leave you for one of those repair guys.

That's why I'm now unemployed actor standing at home.

So I am curious, though, like Burrhead said, I mean, you're successful on Broadway.

You're successful in movies like epic movies like Australia, and then you play Wolverine.

How did you get to the point where you

weren't typecast like so many actors are in any of those genres?

You know, it's a good question. I suppose the thing I've always loved is doing different

things. And pretty early on, I trust me, not all of them worked, but I tried to do different

things. And I try to surprise people, you know, with the things I do.

And for me, I mean, I find doing the same thing, I get a little stale.

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