Hugh Jackman appeared on Good Morning America to promote the A24 thriller The Death of Robin Hood and,when asked about a possible return as Wolverine in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, he delfected with a playful shout‑out to the New York Knicks. The actor neither confirmed nor denied involvement, leaving fans guessing.

Jackman's dodge of Wolverine question on Good Morning America

During the interview, host Good Morning America anchor directly asked Jackman if he would reprise his iconic mutant role. Jackman responded with a laugh ,turned to the camera and said, “Go Knicks,” effectively sidestepping the topic. The host noted, “You didn’t say no,” but Jackman kept the answer vague,saying the early‑morning setting almost made him break.

The Death of Robin Hood slated for June 19, 2026 release

Jackman shifted the conversation to his upcoming thriller, which A24 will release in the United States on June 19,2026. The film, written and directed by Michael Sarnoski, reimagines the Robin Hood legend as an aging outlaw confronting a violent past after a critical injury. Co‑stars Jodie Comer and Bill Skarsgård join Jackman in the dark retelling, according to the interview.

Jackman's 200‑pound jacket ordeal in Northern Ireland

When discussing the physical demans of his new role, Jackman revealed that the costume required a 200‑pound jacket that took three crew members to put on. He described the experience as “intense,” highlighting the practical challenges of playing a battle‑scarred Robin Hood in the chilly Northern Irish locations.

Future pirate adventure: Long John Silver in Ridley Scott’s Treasure Island

Beyond the Robin Hood project, Jackman announced his next starring role as Long John Silver in Ridley Scott’s upcoming reimagining of Treasure Island. He praised writer Jack Thorne’s script, saying, “20 pages in, I was like, I’m in.” The collaboration marks another partnership with a legendary director, following his work with Sarnoski.

Will Wolverine appear in Avengers: Doomsday?

The lingering question remains whether Jackman will suit up for Avengers: Doomsday. As of the interview, no official confirmation has been given, and Marvel Studios has not released any casting details. Fans are left to speculate based on Jackman's evasive response and the absence of a formal announcement.

According to the Good Morning America segment, Jackman’s focus stayed firmly on his new film projects, leaving the Wolverine speculation unresolved. As the release date for The Death of Robin Hood approaches, the actor’s next moves in both the Marvel and pirate realms will be closely watched.