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Here's hoping Logan is Jackman's last Wolverine movie
It has been widely reported that the Australian's ninth outing in the role will be his last. It really should be but not for the reason that you think.
Karl has held a variety of senior editing and writing roles since joining Fairfax Media in 1999. Most recently he was The Age's entertainment editor from 2009-2012. As national film editor, he oversees our film coverage in print and on our digital platforms.
It has been widely reported that the Australian's ninth outing in the role will be his last. It really should be but not for the reason that you think.
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