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Breakthrough Male Performance | 2004 | Shawn Ashmore
2004 | John Ottman
Best Hairstyling for a Feature Film | 2004 | Jennifer Bower O'Halloran
Choice Movie Actress DramaAction Adventure | 2003 | Rebecca Romijn
Choice Movie Actress DramaAction Adventure For | 2003 | Halle Berry
Choice Movie Actor DramaAction Adventure | 2003 | Hugh Jackman
Choice Movie Villain | 2003 | Brian Cox
Choice Movie Chemistry | 2003 | Anna Paquin
Choice Movie Liar | 2003 | Rebecca Romijn
Favorite Movie Actress For | 2004 | Halle Berry
Favorite Movie Actress | 2004 | Halle Berry
Best Fight | 2004 | Kelly Hu
Best Kiss | 2004 | Anna Paquin
Sexiest SheVillain Villana ms Sexy | 2004 | Rebecca Romijn
Best Actor | 2004 | Hugh Jackman
Male | 2003 | Shawn Ashmore
Best Dramatic Presentation Long Form | 2004 | Zak Penn
Best Writing | 2004 | Dan Harris
Best Director | 2004 | Bryan Singer
Best Music | 2004 | John Ottman
Best Special Effects | 2004 | Michael L. Fink
Best Costumes | 2004 | Louise Mingenbach
Best Genre Film | 2003 | Bryan Singer
Best Overall DVD New Movie Including All Extra Features | 2003 | Robert Meyer Burnett
Best Makeup and Hairstyling | 2004 | Pauline L. Tremblay
Best Visual Effects | 2004 | Michael L. Fink
Best Sound Editing in Domestic Features Dialogue ADR | 2004 | Jim Brookshire
Budget 110,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 407,711,549 USD
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On The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992), Hugh Jackman related a story about something that happened during the filming of the Weapon X flashback scene: while he was filming the corridor run (in which he is nude and backlit), he turned the corner and saw the female cast members, and also James Marsden's mother, waiting for him, hooting and waving dollar bills.
Most of the extras playing frozen people were actually mimes, who are used to not moving.
During filming, Hugh Jackman's sister visited the set. As a joke, she was made-up in Jackman's full Wolverine costume and make-up, and walked around the set. Apparently, she was very convincing as Jackman. Bryan Singer was not aware that it was not Jackman in the Wolverine costume, and commented of her work during shooting that "Hugh is acting very strangely today."
(at around 42 mins) The ice wall separating Wolverine and Stryker in their reunion-in-the-mansion battle was real ice, and weighed 3,500 pounds.
Professor Xavier's wheelchair from X-Men (2000) was bought by a lawyer who also worked for the same law firm as Sir Patrick Stewart's attorney. When production began, the studio realized they had no chair anymore, so the lawyer rented it back to the studio, as Stewart said in an interview, "for a significant sum."
"Professor X: Logan, my tolerance for your smoking in the mansion notwithstanding, continue smoking that in here, and you'll spend the rest of your days under the belief that you're a six-year-old girl. Wolverine: You'd do that? Professor X: I'd have Jean braid your hair."
"William Drake: What exactly are you a professor *of*, "Professor Logan?" Wolverine: [Rogue, Bobby, and Pyro look at Logan, none of the kids knowing what to say] [pause] Wolverine: Art."
