Hugh Jackman Says Losing Role After Sandra Bullock Audition Was 'Humiliating'

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Hugh Jackman once auditioned for a romantic comedy role opposite Sandra Bullock. Jackman said he couldn't keep up with scene partner Bullock while reading for her on-screen love interest FBI agent Eric Matthews. The role of agent Matthews went to Benjamin Bratt, whom fans may remember played the love interest for Halle Berry's character in Catwoman.

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