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Charles: Logan.. Logan: we're done! Charles: Logan... Logan: Charles stop it! Charles: I need to pee.

Hugh will always be the fucking Wolverine! And Patrick Stewart will always be Professor X!

Watching this interview, i suddenly realised what it means for this to be hugh's last appearance as wolverine. I cannot imagine him to not be a part of the future films. No actor could ever replace him in my eyes. Also, it reminded me that one day robert downey jr wont be iron man anymore and chris hemsworth wont be thor and marvel will be a thing of all new actors and this generation will all be a thing of the past. We will all be those annoying parents/grandparents who watch future films and say 'they dont make them like they used to in my day'. Fuck thats crazy

When Laura calls Logan daddy for the first time it hurt so bad. Getting tears in my eyes even thinking about it

Hugh Jackman is so nice. When the interviewer keeps aiming the questions at him only, Hugh nicely tries to turn the focus to Patrick Stewart to remind the interviewer that there's more than one guest there.

Just got home from the cinema. Holy shit, gotta go back Sunday. This movie is just beautifully put together and it rips your heart out.

"it's got water" I defy you not to cry.

best superhero film since the dark knight. amazing film

So good to see Professor X walking again.

In every interview I've seen with Hugh, he always makes such an effort to include everyone he can, as much as he can, in the process. Such an admirable soul.

No matter how much this movie broke my heart, when Patrick said Hugh grabbed his hand and shed a tear, that fucking SHATTERED my heart.

Honestly this is really the best way for Hugh Jackman to stop the character, there is no better goodbye then this movie! I want to see him in Deadpool 2 but then it just destroys this amazing goodbye! Seriously great work!!! For a action character they showed so much depth! Amazing!

saw this today,...cried in the cinemas like a baby

Sad how the audiance and the reporter did not want to accept the fact that Patrick Stewarts remarks on what the US is turning into is absolutely spot on. Sheep.

I'm gonna miss them both.

Seeing this tonight. I better not cry damn it.

What a gift that Ian McKellan and Patrick Stewart signed up for the first X-Men! They gave the genre such gravitas, elevating their characters to Shakespearean levels of pathos

Patrick Stewart should've won Oscar for his role.

Damn, Hugh (and Patrick of course) is such a class act. Even in the X-Men movies I wasn't a fan of, I ALWAYS felt his passion for and understanding of Wolverine's character. The love he has for the role and all the fans is genuinely heartwarming. I haven't seen Logan quite yet, but from the looks of it, it's a great sendoff. If I were ever lucky enough to meet Hugh the only thing I could think to say is "Thank you."

Hopefully the box office success of LOGAN - dark, edgy and very different from the average superhero movies - will mean that the studios are willing to take more chances and not just spoon feed us superhero movies of the lowest common denominator...

"It wasn't me.. It wasn't me." I cried so hard at this part.

I keep trying to perfect my Patrick Stewart impression by constantly saying "Logan... Logan...".

Watching him here I realize how amazing actor he is. His performances in Logan was brilliant, they are two completely different people and when he talk or smile is just so different from Wolverine. When I'm watching Robert Downey Jr he's basically real life Iron Man but Hugh and Logan are two different persons and its kind of make me sad that I realize this just now. I always thought that he's one and only Wolverine but wow his just amazing actor.And I'm admiring him so much more now

When I saw Logan, I never thought it was political, just a reflection of the human emotion of fear.

Huge Jackman should be nominated for best actor of the year.

This is one of the few movies that I feel like Logan was a real person. IDK how to explain it, it's stunningly brilliant

Patrick stewart saying I live in a dangerous country....WOW that was heavy.

Jackman is so talented, listen to how descriptive and passionate he is about this film, and the series, guy is so smart

Dafne Keen's simply astonishing as X-23/Laura. The movie's good, but she's GREAT! I so wanna see that X-23/Laura-spinoff that Mangold has talked about doing!

You gave us a hell of a send off Hugh Jackman. For many of us you will always be Wolverine. The same can be said of Patrcik Stewart. I like McAvoy as well but Stewart is just so damned good in that role. I loved the movie and wish both of them the best and continued success in their future projects!

I have to know what she improvised she was so good

i can understand very well how logan feels in the movies, my mom was a stroke attacked bedridden cancer patient that doctors had given up to give her more treatments because it does more harm than good.. and dad was having serious hypertension, heart disease & severe gout.. the family was torn apart... where siblings were working else where to earn better living and most importantly to support the parents... when you're facing the cruel & bumpy world alone for the sake of your loved one.. it was frustrated, lonely, cold, sad, upset, helpless.. and you just gonna carry on the struggles for a shinning future for everyone... hope that Lord would leads you to a good place in future. well... watching this movies reminds me the taste of dark moments in life.. this is the first marvel movies that portraits the passing of great heroes, heroes with endless pains and suffering in their life... despite the struggle they made for the sake of others and yet there's no positive ending for them.. it has lots of values that we might adores.. however, it's a rather realistic super heroes movies. Thank you very much Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart for the great play....you guys are amazing and always be the best Wolverine and Professor X in my heart.

Patrick reminds me of my grandad before he passed, Logan reminds me of my dad. I'm 32 years old, my dad told me the other day , life is so short. This movie reminds me of what he was saying. Enjoy your life.

This movie was so hard to watch, but I loved it. I grew up with this guy being my favorite hero. And his relationship with the little girl makes it even harder to see him leave.

Damn it Hugh. You made me cry.

The Gene: An Intimate History by Siddhartha Mukherjee that Hugh Jackman talks about for a moment is an amazing read. Definitely recommend for anyone and especially if you're an X-Men fan.

most gore most amazing xmen. that's how wolverine needs to be portrayed. simply amazing

Such a respectable ending to a character. This wasn't just a superhero movie, this is a film, and a great one

Hugh and Patrick are very well mannered celebrities.

hughe best wolverine ever..noone can never play wolverine like him

We need a movie of Last of Us with Hugh playing as Joel, just perfect.

@ 14:50 Patrick Stewart nailed it on the head there. "Over the past few months, I feel as though I am living in a more dangerous country."

I saw it yesterday. I absolutely hate superhero/fantasy movies. Never seen an X-men movie. Logan is possibly the best movie of all time. It is a MUST-SEE MOVIE!

This is the first movie I saw opening night. Hugh jackman don't let this be the last one. You ARE the wolverine!

Please Hugh, do one teeny tiny cameo in Deadpool. Pretty please.

I haven't even seen the movie yet and im already tearing up...

Fantastic film. Unbelievable send off.

Both guys are so humble!

What grabbed so many people to this film is the emotion they showed wolverine for who he was the anti-hero

This Is One Of The Top Most Epic Movies Ever So Absolutely Incredible The X-MEN Movies Is The Best Series Of Movies That Will Ever Be

Stewart should've gotten applause for his comments on feeling that the US feels like a more dangerous place than before.

I hope Hugh should keep being a star I hope they don't kick him out on other movies no one should forget his name

I FACKIN CRY ALRIGHT! I CRIED!

Geez .. this interview is awesome, the interviewer's voice however... is proving difficult to bear..

You can really tell how much this film and the character means to Hugh. Beautifully done!

hands down for this movie i never ever thought it could be that good!

This movie is my Titanic

I never even watch superhero movies, but i absolutely loved this. The girl is so amazing in the role, as are the others..

this film will never get old for me... i will be watching it alot every other time and again

One of the best interviews ever! I cried so much during that movie.

Patrick... I love you sir please live long

saw logan last night, it was epic

Hugh Jackman will always be Wolverine in my heart. And I feel really bad now for whoever will be replacing Wolverine.. Good luck brother!

Fantastic film , both dynamic actors and I loved when Patrick said "it might just be a case of life catching up with art " I couldn't agree more

Favorite rated R movie: Logan Action movie: Logan Superhero movie: Login Western movie: Login Movie: Logan

Amazing film. Loved it.

This man is amazing. He's got the whole package. Smart, awesome actor, brilliant singer and a top class super hero

They made cry in the movie, and they make me cry in the interviews damn it! What a great way to send off this characters :')

How awesome it was to see mutants actually killing people with their powers!!!!????? when the girl that controlls nature starts throwing dirt at this guy I was thinking "lame" and then BANG, the guy fucking explodes!!!! Love it.

I felt as though the interviewer was focusing more on Hugh. Like I know this film is mostly centered around Hugh, and it's his last xmen movie, but jeez I really felt that he left Patrick Stewart out a lot! Like Patrick only got about a third of the questions, and each time he answered the interviewer didn't seem that interested too/brushed it off quickly and moved on

It's nice to see how much Hugh actually cares about this character.

This guy is the best interviewer I've seen for movies. He really does his homework and knows what to ask.

HUGE JACKMAN IS THE WOLVERINE HE HAS BECOME THAT CHARACTER LIKE SYLVESTER STALLONE IN RAMBO THERE COULD NEVER BE ANOTHER!!!!

Jackman and Stewart are almost 30 years apart in age difference, yet they joined and departed Fox’s X-Men saga together as brothers, Jackman playing a role of a character older than Stewart.

I'm going back again this weekend to see this film...fantastic performances...so well written and so touching and as a big X-Men fan...I was so satisfied.

best x-men movie ever!

They should make a new one called “X-23”

I've already cried watching the movie and now they making want to cry more!

Just saw it for the 1st time (hope to watch it at least 2 more times) and I'm speechless! Just thank you both for the great acting and all those involved! Much much love from Brazil

Hugh Jackman's super heavy australian accent is so weird to experience

No one is talking about Hugh's nose.

Man this interview itself making me emotional, giving me goosebumps.

Both complete class acts. And both stage actors!

why did the interviewer forget Patrick Stewart???

Spoiler alert! I couldnt stop crying when Laura flipped the grave cross into an X. Seriously guys. That movie mentally abused me.

Such a great movie. Such a fitting ending to such a great character. If you did not have a tear at the end you have no soul

I was really taken aback by the dark and gritty portrayal but I loved it! It reminds me of something you would see on Netflix. What a great send off for both these legends and they did it together.

I wish hugh was my dad

Make another with daken

Fantastic movie 4 years later still watch it a couple times a year. Hope he shows up in doctor strange in the multiverse of madness

I hope I'm not the only one to watch the movie twice. Yes Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart, by far the one and only movie I reflected my own life in. The relationship between a father and daughter, and a student and teacher carried my soul away. The scenes of where there were few words, brought out tons of emotions. Forever embedded, this love I have for the movie.

0:58 Logan...................I wanted to take a piss

In a dystopian 2029, no mutants have been born in 25 years. Logan's healing ability has weakened and he has physically aged. The adamantium coating on his skeleton has begun to leak into his body, poisoning him. Hiding in plain sight, Logan spends his days working as a limo driver in El Paso, Texas. In an abandoned smelting plant in northern Mexico, he and mutant tracker Caliban care for 90-year-old Charles Xavier, Logan's mentor and founder of the X-Men. Charles, a telepath, has developed a form of dementia that causes him to have seizures unless controlled with medication. It is alluded that a seizure one year prior, releasing a destructive wave of his telepathic powers, had killed seven mutants, thus leaving the three as the last of the X-Men. Gabriela Lopez, a former nurse for biotechnology corporation Alkali-Transigen, tries to hire Logan to escort her and an 11-year-old girl, Laura, to Eden, a refuge in North Dakota. Logan reluctantly accepts but later finds Gabriela killed. He is confronted at his Mexican hideout by Gabriela's killer Donald Pierce, Transigen's cyborg chief of security, who is looking for Laura. Laura has stowed away in Logan's limo and has powers similar to Logan's. She, Logan, and Charles escape Pierce and his Reavers, but Caliban is captured and tortured by Pierce into tracking Laura. A video on Gabriela's cellphone shows that Transigen created Laura and other children from mutant DNA samples to turn into weapons. Laura was created from Logan's DNA. As they proved difficult to control and Transigen had found an alternative, the children were to be killed, but Gabriela and other nurses helped some of them escape. In Oklahoma City, Logan discovers that Eden appears in an X-Men comic in Laura's possession, and tells her it is fictional. The Reavers arrive, but Charles has a seizure and incapacitates everyone in the vicinity except for Logan and Laura, who kill the attackers and inject Charles with his medication. As they flee, Dr. Zander Rice, head of Transigen, arrives to help Pierce. Logan, Laura, and Charles help farmer Will Munson and his family after a traffic incident, accepting an offer of dinner at their home. Logan drives off enforcers from a corporate farm harassing Will. Rice unleashes X-24, a clone of Logan in his prime and his alternative to the child program, who murders Will's family and Charles, stabs Will and captures Laura. Caliban sets off grenades, killing himself and several Reavers, while injuring Pierce. Logan fights X-24 but is outmatched. Will pins X-24 with his truck, but dies from his injuries. Logan and Laura escape with Charles's body. After burying Charles, Logan passes out. Laura takes him to a doctor and persuades him to prove that the site in North Dakota isn't Eden. They arrive and find Rictor and other Transigen children preparing to cross to Canada. Laura finds an adamantium bullet Logan has kept since his escape from the Weapon X facility, which he once considered using to commit suicide. Logan decides his job is done and chooses not to accompany them, much to Laura's dismay. When the children are captured by the Reavers, Logan takes an overdose of a serum given to him by Rictor that temporarily strengthens his physical and healing abilities. With Laura's help, he slaughters most of the Reavers, but the serum wears off. As Pierce holds Rictor at gunpoint, Rice tells Logan (who killed Rice's father years ago at Weapon X), that no new mutants were born due to a virus created by Transigen that has been distributed through the world's food supply and which was also causing the decay of Logan's healing factor. Rice is shot dead by Logan, who then attacks Pierce. X-24, enraged by Rice's death, fights Logan. With their guards distracted, the children kill Pierce and the remaining Reavers. Rictor uses his powers to flip a truck onto X-24, but he frees himself and impales Logan on a large tree branch. As X-24 continues clawing Logan, Laura shoots X-24 in the head with the adamantium bullet, killing him. Near death, Logan tells Laura not to become the weapon she was made to be, and after Laura finally tearfully acknowledges him as her father, Logan dies peacefully in her arms. Laura and the children mourn Logan's death and bury him. Laura turns his grave-cross on its side to create an X, to honor him as the last of the X-Men, and she then departs with the other children to continue their trek to the Canadian border.

Hugh is such a well-spoken, smart and nice guy. :) Thx for this fantastic film!

Wow what an incredible interview. I appreciated that Ricky didn't ask the same repetitive questions we usually see. I just watched the film tonight and was surprised by how emotional I got at the end. What a great way to cap off 17 years.

my top 3 superhero films are 1.Logan 2.The Dark Knight 3.Captain America Civil War these are the film that make the superhero genre absolutely fantastic.

Stewart is correct though America has been a very dangerous place to live in the last couple months particularly

i really loved all the trailers and the music they chose for them

No one can replace them. They are Heroes. They are Legends. They are... the Xmen. Wolverine is just the beginning. There will be more. 😝 But no one can replace him. WE ❤️ HUGH JACKMAN!