Hugh Jackman delighted to have Irish damp in his bones
Hugh Jackman has told RTÉ Entertainment that his experience making The Death of Robin Hood in Antrim, Down, and Tipperary was "a gift" and something he will never forget.
Hugh Jackman expressed his delight at the experience of filming The Death of Robin Hood in various locations in Northern Ireland. The dark retelling of the outlaw legend saw Jackman play the aged Robin, who tries to come to terms with his past while a prioress (Jodie Comer) guides him towards a better life. Filming locations included Silent Valley Reservoir, Tollymore Forest Park, Murlough Bay, White Park Bay, and the Rock of Cashel.
Jackman, who had previously visited Ireland for a music tour, stated that he would never forget his time in the country and wished to return, despite the challenging weather conditions. The crew, according to both Jackman and writer-director Michael Sarnoski, was described as "just incredible." Despite the freezing temperatures and harsh conditions, Sarnoski found the experience exhilarating, while Jackman expressed his desire to live in the North permanently.
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