The next James Bond? Hugh Jackman sends fans wild with saucy videos

Hugh Jackman delighted fans on Thursday after he showed off his killer dance moves and stellar personality in a series of steamy throwback videos and a photo he uploaded to social media.

In the first video, The Greatest Showman actor can be seen posing up a storm in a casual shirt and pants, while the second video shows Hugh, 52, dancing and twirling to the Justin Timberlake hit ‘Can’t Stop The Feeling’ in a dapper suit, looking every bit the Hollywood star that he is. The third photo is a close-up of the actor posing with a very serious look on his face.

“#throwbackthursday,” he wrote alongside an emoji of a camera.

 

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It didn’t take long before fans gushed over the videos and photo, with one writing: “A handsome and stylish man… good as our port wine. The older the better.”

Another added: “I love Hugh Jackman. What a nice and handsome guy.” While a third joked: “Stop with that sultry look!! Your beautiful wife must be superwoman to resist that.”

Others even suggested he’d make a good James Bond, with one writing: “He has all the qualities of [Sean] Connery.” Another cheekily questioned: “Are these for the next James Bond movie?”

It comes just a few weeks after Hugh and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness revealed they’re desperate to come home. Speaking on The Morning Show earlier this month, Deborra-Lee said due to increase tensions following the US presidential election she and Hugh are more than ready to come back to Australia.

“Last night we were watching the television and there were helicopters overhead and protests and arrests in the West Village, which is where we live,” she explained. “I notice every morning now when we go to walk the dogs, there is a tension in the air. We are hoping for an answer very soon so people’s anxiety can be relieved.”

Meanwhile, when asked if the couple were considering moving to their home country, Deborra-Lee said they want to as soon as they can.

“I would love to come home — let us in!” she said in reference to the tight border restrictions due to the outbreak of the coronavirus. “We’re desperate to come home, so as soon as we can, we will be there.”