| Interview with Hugh Jackman at the Premiere of "Kate and Leopold" | ||||||||||||||||||
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"Kate and Leopold" is a romantic fable about two strangers who meet in New York City, separated by a hundred years. When they meet, a century's worth of differences come crashing together.
Filmmakers had a difficult task of finding a believable Leopold, the charming, Third Duke of Albany bachelor, from the late 19th century. Commenting on the casting of Hugh Jackman, director James Mangold says, "Hugh is an amazing actor and entirely unique in this day and age. He just has the essence of great movie stars of the past. There are times that you can see Errol Flynn or Cary Grant in him."
Was it difficult to portray a character who moves between centuries?
What was it like working on "Kate and Leopold?"
It's kind of great tonight - I'm getting to see all these people that I love, Breckin Meyer, Bradley Whitford - all these great actors that I worked with.
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