After years of rumors, it has finally been confirmed that longtime X-Men actor Hugh Jackman will be returning once more as his iconic character Wolverine alongside Ryan Reynolds's eponymous antihero in the highly anticipated Deadpool 3, which is now slated to premiere in September 2024.

Now that Hugh Jackman will officially be reprising his role for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans can relive the actor's many box office successes. Though Jackman is best known for his work in the X-Men franchise, he has had plenty of non-mutant-related films that have scored highly at the worldwide market, according to The Numbers.

Swordfish (2001) - $147,080,413

Available To Rent On Apple TV

Just one year after appearing as Wolverine for the first time in X-Men, Hugh Jackman starred opposite co-star Halle Berry once again, this time in a film titled Swordfish. Jackman portrays Stanley Jobson, a computer hacker who is recruited for a bank heist by a group of robbers.

Swordfish was generally disliked by critics and audiences, barely outearning its budget at the box office. While the film served as a stepping stone in the careers of both Jackman and Berry, it is far from fans' favorite collaboration between the two actors.

Pan (2015) - $151,525,973

Stream On Netflix

Pan is a 2015 retelling of the classic story of Peter Pan, taking place before the iconic character meets Wendy, instead focusing on how he came to be in Neverland. The film stars Hugh Jackman as Blackbeard, the leader of a group of pirates who wreak havoc on Neverland.

Pan was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews in just about every capacity and was considered a box office flop. Though it is one of Jackman's highest-earning films outside of the X-Men franchise, Pan is nevertheless far from the actor's best work and is therefore rarely the topic of conversation among fans of the actor.

Flushed Away (2006) - $179,357,126

Available To Rent On Vudu

Flushed Away is a 2006 film animated that looks like the famous claymation style of other productions, such as Wallace & Gromit. The film tells the story of a pet rat named Roddy, portrayed by Hugh Jackman, who is accidentally taken to the underground world of the sewers after accidentally being flushed down the toilet.

Flushed Away was met with positive reviews and earned a cult following despite its relatively low box office numbers, which barely outearned the large production budget. The film was the less profitable of Jackman's two animated features in 2006 and has therefore influenced his career very little in the following years.

Australia (2008) - $215,080,810

Stream On HBO Max

Australia is a 2008 war film from director Baz Luhrmann, who would go on to direct such features as the recent Elvis biopic. The film is set in Australia during the Second World War, with Hugh Jackman starring as a character known solely as the Drover.

The film, which was intended to spike tourism to the eponymous continent, performed somewhat well at the box office while also giving several Australian actors, including Jackman, the chance to film a movie in their home nation. Australia was nevertheless quickly forgotten, though a newly announced miniseries adaptation aims to amend that reality.

Real Steel (2011) - $263,880,341

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2011's Real Steel is a science-fiction underdog story imagining a world in which boxers have been replaced with robots. Jackman portrays a retired boxer who, along with his son, must build his own robot to compete in the sport that was once his livelihood.

Real Steel dazzled audiences with its Academy Award-nominated special effects but didn't leave much of an impact in any other capacity. While a box office success, the film did not earn high enough profits to warrant a sequel, though director Shawn Levy has been open about his desire to reunite with Jackman for a potential follow-up.

Van Helsing (2004) - $300,150,546

Stream On Hulu

Before the botched Dark Universe that aimed to unite the Universal Monsters, Hugh Jackman had his own attempt at a franchise in 2004's Van Helsing, in which he starred as the eponymous monster hunter. In the film, Van Helsing hunts down legendary creatures, including Dracula, Mr. Hyde, and Frankenstein's monster.

Van Helsing may not be one of Jackman's best films but it was certainly a financial success. The project offered Jackman one of his biggest leading roles outside of the X-Men franchise, continuing his career in the action genre, this time with a touch of horror.

Rise Of The Guardians (2012) - $306,900,902

Available To Rent On Apple TV

Rise of the Guardians was a surprise hit in 2012, becoming somewhat of a modern holiday classic. The animated film told the story of several iconic characters connected to American holidays uniting in order to battle a great evil. In the action-adventure hit, Hugh Jackman voices E. Aster Bunnymund, the cleverly named Easter Bunny.

Rise of the Guardians was a major box office success, doubling its production budget at the worldwide box office and earning generally favorable reviews. Despite its success and the notoriety of its main cast, which, in addition to Jackman, included Chris Pine, Jude Law, Alec Baldwin, and Isla Fisher, the film has yet to be greenlit for a sequel.

Happy Feet (2006) - $385,000,317

Stream On HBO Max

Happy Feet is an animated film centering around a colony of emperor penguins living in Antarctica. The jukebox musical starred several major actors, including Elijah Wood as the main penguin Mumble, Robin Williams as a group of Adelie penguins, and Hugh Jackman as Memphis, Mumbles' father.

Happy Feet was a rousing success both critically and commercially. Though Jackman was not yet the household name that he would one day become, the animated feature gave him the chance to show off his musical prowess to a larger audience, leading to bigger and more notable features in his career. Happy Feet 2 would eventually release in 2011 to far lower box office numbers, with Jackman appearing in a brief cameo.

The Greatest Showman (2017) - $432,751,430

Stream On Disney+

2017's The Greatest Showman is a musical biography film regarding the life of P.T. Barnum as he first begins his historic circus act. With Hugh Jackman in the lead role, the cast was filled out by Michelle Williams, Zendaya, and Zac Efron, making a stellar group of performers to lead the film to success.

Though the film was rated lower than expected on Rotten Tomatoes and other critical assessments, it was a bonafide hit among audiences, becoming a worldwide sensation. The musical was bolstered by its Grammy-winning soundtrack, with the song "This Is Me" even receiving an Academy Award nomination. Jackman's role in the film was particularly praised, reminding his fans that he is much more than a superhero actor, but also a terrific "music man."

Les Misérables (2012) - $438,420,442

Stream On Netflix

The iconic Les Misérables is a 2012 adaptation of the musical of the same name, which depicts the June Rebellion of 1832 in France. Hugh Jackman portrays the lead character of Jean Valjean, a former thief who rises in station following his long imprisonment, eventually coming to be involved in the rebellion against the French authorities.

Despite heavily mixed reviews regarding the adaptation and certain choices made by director Tom Hooper, who would later go on to direct the infamous Cats adaptation, Les Misérables was a hit at the box office, generating over $400 million worldwide. The excitement for the film was largely generated by Jackman, whose work in the musical theater industry is legendary, causing many theater buffs to flock to theaters to see what he would do in such a historic role.

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