World Tour 2019

[jo]

Maybe he can remake the Brando role in VIVA ZAPATA

[jo]

Check out set of photos --

www.instarix.org/media/2159272153086494128

To the best cast and crew in the whole universe: THANK YOU! You gave 1000000+ people one of the best nights of their lives.💖 #repost @global_head_of ・・・ Last day vibes. Its been real working with these guys but after 92 shows it has come to the end. Best boss. Peace #tmtmts #hughjackman #bestbossever #mexico #hometime #tourlife #roadies #family #themanthemusictheshow

The entire troupe!

[jo]

Check out the entire Photo Gallery that captures many of the wonderful and memorable moments from TheManTheMusicTheShow!


gramho.com/explore-hashtag/TMTMTS

[jo]

[jo]

The Instagram Page has a few more photos --

http://instagram.com/p/B34RiScH_xg

[jo]

[jo]

Crowd knew their "YMCA"

[jo]

Always the delightful surprise to the crowds!

[jo]

May I request a support tweet or LIKE or retweet - and hope he sees it and seriously considers the possibility!

Many thanks!

[njr]

Oct 22, 2019 0:22:15 GMT -5 jo said:

May I request a support tweet or LIKE or retweet - and hope he sees it and seriously considers the possibility!

Many thanks!

Retweeted with comment!

Nancy

[jo]

Thanks, Nancy

[jo]

[jo]

92 Shows - 13 Countries - over 1 million people saw @realhughjackman show

I didn't realize it had gone up to 92 shows!


And 13 countries --

Scotland-Ireland-England



Germany

Switzerland

France

Belgium

Netherlands




USA

Canada



Australia

New Zealand



Mexico

[jo]

Undoubtedly, now the biggest fan of his Music Tour - featured in so many social media mentions as well as film and entertainment sites!


www.cinemablend.com/news/2482912/watch-hugh-jackman-go-full-on-wolverine-for-a-fan-at-his-concert


It is such a spontaneous fan-idol link-up!! People could feel the excitement as the fan was living a dream!

The fan is wearing his Wolverine t-shirt so he's clearly a fan of the character as well as Jackman, which is likely what inspired the actor to give him a Wolverine pose up close. The fan is losing his mind and Jackman appears to be having a blast that the guy is having such a good time.

Can you believe Wolverine could steal a show practically dedicated to musical theatre

And of course it leads to speculation that Hugh Jackman might, just might, reconsider revisiting his most famous film alter ego


Jo

[jo]

The most dramatic part of the music tour -- it is very different from the rest of the show...and shows Hugh Jackman as an excellent exponent of dramatic musicals!

He would turn teary-eyed as he interpreted the feelings of Valjean undergoing his first epiphany -- the epiphany of redemption! It is no wonder that he won an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of the convict-turned-upright-citizen-turned-revolutionary!

Jo

[jo]

Now it's on Page Six!!

pagesix.com/video/hugh-jackman-gives-his-biggest-fan-the-surprise-of-a-lifetime/?utm_source=P6Twitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=SocialFlow

Hugh Jackman gives his biggest fan the surprise of a lifetime
October 24, 2019

Hugh Jackman isn’t just a great actor — he’s a great person as well. Watch the moment he sees one of his biggest fans adorably geeking out while on stage at his “The Man. The Music. The Show” concert in Kansas City, Missouri, and gives him a surprise he’ll never forget. The hunky star grabs the fan’s phone and goes full Wolverine, growling and swiping at the screen like only the X-Men actor can do. He finished off the big surprise by letting the fan give him a massive hug, joking, “You’ve waited one-and-a-half hours for that moment! For that moment! I love you, brother!”

[njr]

I wore my Wolverine t-shirt to the concert too! (I did get a hand slap!)

Nancy

[jo]

The clip about The Wolverine fan is mostly what you get in almost every Jackman-related tweet

Hugh has endeared himself even more with fans and even non-Wolverine fans.

G*O*A*T

of all superheroes!

[jo]

Until an official DVD/BluRay is released




Maybe Mexico would not be the best show, performance-wise, for official video purposes if they ever release one - as his voice seems to be going already ( after ninety-ish performances), but certainly one of the most heart-felt, especially when the closing show farewells are said -- start from around I hour/9 minutes/8 seconds( 1'09"08).

It's not the complete show - and some scenes are not well-edited ( he truncated Gaston/Valjean's Soliloquy/TapDance&Drums) -- but it captures the farewell moments and the Million Dreams epilog ( where he tears up) which are shown in full.

Also, do watch it on Full Screen - resolution may not be as sharp, but it's better viewing for me.


PS: Best Supporting Roles - His costumes
Sometimes they steal the show

Jo

[hughmanity]

And also, how about those Mexican audiences? From all the clips I have seen, they seem to be among the most enthusiastic!

Oct 25, 2019 19:48:36 GMT -5 jo said:

Until an official DVD/BluRay is released




Maybe Mexico would not be the best show, performance-wise, for official video purposes if they ever release one - as his voice seems to be going already ( after ninety-ish performances), but certainly one of the most heart-felt, especially when the closing show farewells are said -- start from around I hour/9 minutes/8 seconds( 1'09"08).

It's not the complete show - and some scenes are not well-edited ( he truncated Gaston/Valjean's Soliloquy/TapDance&Drums) -- but it captures the farewell moments and the Million Dreams epilog ( where he tears up) which are shown in full.

Also, do watch it on Full Screen - resolution may not be as sharp, but it's better viewing for me.


PS: Best Supporting Roles - His costumes
Sometimes they steal the show

Jo

[jo]

I found the Mexican audience behavior to be quite similar to our own occasional joyful outbursts!

Our culture here has a touch of the Mexican. We were a longtime Spanish colony but our direct links were through the famous galleon ( ocean-going commercial ships) trade between Mexico and the Philippines. So, the love of song and dance ( ballroom dancing is becoming more popular here again after moribund decades), the love of fiestas and strong expressions of joy and approval ( which seemed very evident in the show) mirror some of our own cultural behavior.

Hugh did make an effort to pronounce "Mexico" as Mexicans do ( "Me-hi-co"). Our language is peppered with many Spanish words ( "guapo" meaning handsome), with one Mexican fan saying Hugh is " guapissimo", meaning very handsome).

My name has a touch of the Spanish, too ... Our country used to be called a more Spanish-sounding "Filipinas"

Josefina

[jo]

[jo]

http://instagram.com/p/B35LfaZnMGz

[jo]

Brings back recent memories!

[jo]

Mack The Knife seems like a big Jackman favorite - he has been singing it in his live shows (BackOnBroadway/#tmtmts) and even at his agent Patrick Whitesell's wedding ( ironically, he will soon be divorced from his wife who is linked to Amazon's Bezos)! It is a jazz standard made popular by Bobby Darin ( making it sound cool). I wonder what drew Hugh to such a song? At MSG, I touched his hand while he sang MackTheKnife...same thing for BackOnBroadway

I've always wondered at the irony