Jackman and Product Ads/Promotions

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This is a sweet ad

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Hugh sounds very Australian here - accent is full on

I used to think he wore Louboutin shoes all the time ( because of the trademark scarlet red soles) - now, it seems that in some or even in all the cases, he is sporting the famous Aussie brand. Literally, a walking advertisement for RMWilliams


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http://instagram.com/p/BymfMQEnfsH

http://instagram.com/p/BymgC5anBeT

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Almost fifty years ago, in July 1969, the Eagle landed on the moon and Neil Armstrong said those famous words " A small step for man... a giant leap for mankind"!


Montblanc and its brand ambassadors are perhaps coincidentally helping commemorate the event early in Houston!

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Jun 12, 2019 8:22:25 GMT -5 jo said:

Dos hombres muy guapos!

Nancy

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hauteliving.com/2019/06/montblanc-launches-starwalker-pen-with-hugh-jackman-houston/671196/


I've just realized that Hugh Jackman was not even a year old when Neil Armstrong landed on the Moon with The Eagle in July 1969!

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Promoting the global brand and his upcoming tour in America --

www.papercitymag.com/fashion/hugh-jackman-brings-star-power-montblanc-starwalker-pen-party/

Excerpts --

Fashion / Style File
Hugh Jackman Brings Real Showmanship to This Starry Houston Party
Celebrity Ambassadors and a New Pen That Looks to the Future
BY Heather Staible // 06.13.19


The stars aligned at the Montblanc party. (L-R) Diane Kruger, Montblanc CEO Nicolas Baretzki, Winnie Harlow, Charles Melton, Hugh Jackman.
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With the emphasis on space and what it took to get there, Houston was the natural location for the grand unveiling of the new StarWalker, drawing A-list stars and an international crowd to the Lone Star Flight Museum Tuesday. The event nicely coincides with the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon Landing, adding an extra bit of revelry to the event.

Surrounded by space suits and aircrafts at the museum, Montblanc rolled out the cerulean carpet for stars Hugh Jackman, Diane Kruger (in a feathered pink Valentino confection), model Winnie Harlow and Riverdale heartthrob Charles Melton. They joined a mix of 160 Montblanc aficiandos, retailers and fans from as far away as the United Kingdom, Germany and Spain.

Jackman serves as a Montblanc Global Ambassador and made congenial tours through the crowd, stopping and posing for pictures and chatting with party-goers. Kamal notes Jackman’s commitment to craft and shared values as reasons why he was a natural fit for the role, but there was also something else.

“He’s just a really cool, nice guy,” Kamal says.


That assessment is spot on.

From his recent role as P.T. Barnum in The Greatest Showman to Jean Valjean in the film Les Miserables and Wolverine in the X-Men series, combined with his A-list status, Jackman could be mercurial celebrity.

His interactions with everyone from party guests to catering staff suggest otherwise. Charming and genuine, Jackman took time to chat about his upcoming concert tour. Jackman’s taking a week off before returning to Houston this Tuesday, June 18th to kick off the American leg of his “The Man. The Music. The Tour.” He has high expectations of the hometown crowd.

“I’ve only really ever worked in New York, so I am looking forward to it,” Jackman says. “It’s going to be a party. There’s a little bit of a competition because I was just in Dublin and they know how to party, but I’m expecting to see some hats and partying, and lots of dancing.”

So, no pressure Houston, but if you have tickets to Jackman’s show, be ready to bring it.

While he didn’t give away any show secrets, Jackman did promise one heck of a show.

“I treat every night like it’s the first and the last, and I’m super excited to do it here,” Jackman says.

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http://instagram.com/p/BytF0d3nOti

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How many memorable times have we heard the voice from the Houston Mission Control ( sometimes side-by-side with the voice from Cape Canaveral at the JFK Center) communicating with or about our men in space?


Most often in moments of triumph, sometimes in tense moments, and sadly the occasional tragic event!


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The two Aussies! With an Aussie product with a strong reputation for quality!




He's portraying a more manly image for the RMWilliams ads


Jo

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Or is it just for a forthcoming product ad -- for RMWilliams!



Very cryptic

Oct 8, 2019 7:17:32 GMT -5 jo said:

This is particularly thought-provoking!!


Is this for a new film role?

http://instagr.am/p/B3WvI8pHRU3

Why the language if this is just for a product ad?


Of course, I am just guessing wildly -LOL!


Jo

[hughmanity]

A few commenters on insta are thinking a reboot of "6 Million Dollar Man".  Lol.  
Could be a  tounge in cheek reference to his "mini makeover" crediting his "team of highly skilled professionals" on the post: they are wardrobe person and hairstylist. 🤔

Oct 8, 2019 7:20:53 GMT -5 jo said:

Or is it just for a forthcoming product ad -- for RMWilliams!



Very cryptic

Oct 8, 2019 7:17:32 GMT -5 jo said:

This is particularly thought-provoking!!


Is this for a new film role?

http://instagr.am/p/B3WvI8pHRU3

Why the language if this is just for a product ad?


Of course, I am just guessing wildly -LOL!


Jo

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As they say, it takes a village --


But --

Hugh has a remarkable record of reinventing himself for his film and stage roles! At least for the look that he sports in each role. Even for Wolverine - his hairstyle varied over the 17 years! Did you know it was Kevin Feige ( yeah, the Marvel Studio Chief these days) who approved and suggested the first Wolverine hairstyle on film ( the first XMen)... and the 17 years of many looks ended when Hugh became (Old Man) LOGAN in the finale!

Even the much hated mullet of CHAPPIE drew attention

But I got the most shock ( at that time) when he was having his head shaved for THE FOUNTAIN... but I did get used to it eventually... so by the time PAN came along, it wasn't as much of a shock to see a bald Hugh.

He mentions his fashion stylist and hairstylist - no makeup expert needed!


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I noticed he’s not wearing his wedding ring in those photos. I especially like the one of just him.

[jo]

In most ads the identity of the model does not usually relate to the product being advertised.

This ad is very realistic --

Hugh Jackman is shown presumably reading scripts for film roles

He is identified with action movies, so the use of boots for his type of work makes sense.

The boot seems appropriate for the kind of clothes that Hugh is wearing in the photo.

[jo]

Ahem! It's not just hearing Hugh's dreamy deep baritone...but you can also hear " I Still Call Australia Home" in the background!!