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"The Wolverine director James Mangold has insisted that the film pulls no punches when it comes to depicting the character&amp;#039;s trademark &amp;quot;berserker rage&amp;quot;. The filmmaker promised a more &amp;quot;pissed-off&amp;quot; incarnation of Logan and said that his aim was to capture the &amp;quot;intensity&amp;quot; of Hugh Jackman&amp;#039;s mutant anti-hero.  &amp;quot;The whole point is not about violence or rating; it&amp;#039;s about intensity. I wanted to make a film that in a way captures the intensity of his character,&amp;quot; he told MTV.  &amp;quot;One of the things that has always been a feature of Wolverine in the comics is that he has a berserker rage, that he has anger and some of his abilities are driven by something more primal.  &amp;quot;Honestly, to get really pissed off - not cute pissed off, not quippy pissed off, not funny pissed off or cigar-chomping pissed off, just pissed off - that can then help drive the fighting, drive the combat.&amp;quot; Jackman will also appear in X-Men: Days of Future Past, the upcoming sequel to X-Men: First Class in which Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen are also set to star. The first trailer for The Wolverine will debut early this year. &amp;gt; Hugh Jackman: &amp;#039;Wolverine&amp;#039; poster is all me &amp;gt; &amp;#039;The Wolverine&amp;#039; features &amp;#039;X-Men&amp;#039; cameo Watch Hugh Jackman discussing The Wolverine with Digital Spy below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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