I'd Sell My Soul For A Good

My Father Is Very Jean Valjean. He's What I Would Call A Great Example Of A Religious Person. He Is A Deeply Thoughtful Man Whose Religion Is In His Deeds Way More Than Anything Else. It's Not Talked About That Much.

Wolverine Was Created In The '60s, But He Feels Like A '70s Character In Every Way. More Dirty Harry, More Politically Incorrect, The Hair, The Mutton Chops.

When You're Playing An Icon Like Wolverine, It's Sometimes Better To Be Someone That Nobody Knows Because They Don't Know What To Expect. I Don't Mind A Little Bit Of Anonymity; It Helps On The Subway.

I Love New York ... I Think It's The Best City In The World. As Far As Cities Go, Everything's There. I Think It's So Vibrant. I Love The People, I Think They're Honest, In Your Face. If They Don't Like You, They'll Say, 'get Out Of My Way,' If They Like You They'll Slap You On The Back And Support You. It's A Very Intoxicating Environment To Be In.

One Afternoon When I Was 9, My Dad Told Me I'd Be Skipping School The Next Day. Then We Drove 12 Hours From Melbourne To Sydney For The Centenary Test, A Once-in-a-lifetime Commemorative Cricket Match. It Was Great Fun - Especially For A Kid Who Was A Massive Sports Fan.