When we meet in West London on a rainy night in April, I apologize for the Post-its that are stuck to my notebook. "Prompts in case I get off track," I say. He nudges, winks, and says, "No, it's great." Someone once asked me a question on toilet paper. What does it say?" Jackman's humor is 100% English, despite the Australian accent. "Well, I guess I'm a Brit," says Jackman. "My dad and mum are both English - they were called 'Ten Pound Poms.' My mum and dad were both born in England. When they sailed for Australia in 1967, my mother was expecting number four. I was born in the year 1968,Replica IWC Pilot
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