Australian actor Hugh Jackman has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records for his legendary career as Marvel’s X-Men superhero Wolverine. The Greatest Showman star was awarded the record for the longest career as a live-action Marvel superhero during a surprise presentation on ITV’s This Morning.
Craig Glenday, Editor-in-Chief of Guinness World Records, handed Jackman the prestigious certificate, marking a remarkable milestone in the actor’s career. Jackman, who portrayed Wolverine across nine films from X-Men in 2000 to Logan in 2017, holds the record for an impressive 16-year run as the iconic mutant hero.
The announcement comes as Jackman reflects on his influential role in shaping the X-Men film franchise, becoming one of the most beloved superheroes in cinematic history. His portrayal of Wolverine has left an indelible mark on the Marvel universe, cementing his legacy as one of the longest-serving live-action superheroes of all time.
Fans and fellow actors alike celebrated Jackman’s record-breaking achievement, acknowledging his dedication to the role that has earned him worldwide recognition. This Guinness World Records title further elevates his status as a Hollywood icon, honoring his extensive contribution to the superhero genre.
