Hugh Jackman wants to star in a musical with Beyonce Knowles. The "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" actor teamed up with Beyonce at this year's Oscars, where they performed a dazzling musical medley, and Hugh is keen to work with her again.

He said: "Me and Beyonce. I will do anything. I am the one talking up all those rumors."

After making a killing at the box-office with the $85 million opening of "Wolverine," Hugh Jackman is entering the ghost world.

Jackman has set his sights on his next comic-based film. He is set to enter "Ghostopolis," an adaption of Doug TenNapel's graphic novel for Disney Pictures.

Hugh Jackman quit dancing so people wouldn't think he was gay. The "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" star wanted to be a dancer when he was a child, but gave up the hobby when his older brother accused him of being homosexual.

The 40-year-old actor said: "In another world, another life, probably growing up in another country, I might have been more of a dancer. In fact I was going down that road when I was about 12."

Hugh Jackman imagines he is Wolverine when he is training.

The 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' actor claims the only way he can ensure he pushes himself to the limit when he's in the gym is to pretend he is the mutant anti-hero.

Hugh, who sports an incredibly muscular physique in the new movie, said: "I work out imagining I'm Wolverine. Wolverine to me is the guy that when everybody else quits, that's where he begins. I think that's why people love him."