The world might be holding its breath for Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds‘ Deadpool 3 release. However, it looks like both the actors seem to be enamored by Bradley Cooper’s Maestro at the moment. While the 47-year-old had already shouted out the film on his social media, his Marvel co-star took it to a whole new level with his way of promoting the project.

While Reynolds had just shared his thoughts on the film with his followers, Jackman chose to take his fans on a journey with Cooper and Carey Mulligan to find out a little more about their epic collaboration.

Hugh Jackman promotes Bradley Cooper’s Maestro

In a post to his stories on Instagram, Hugh Jackman recently decided to promote Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan’s Netflix project, Maestro. The actor posted a picture of the three stars together and revealed that he had hosted “the most beautiful Q&A” with them. He also added that the co-stars had given him “insight into the making of this sensational film.”

Jackman’s posts did not stop there. After the revelation, the Wolverine star shared another snap of himself and Cooper locked in a conversation. The questions asked during their meeting have not been revealed yet. However, there is no doubt that both Mulligan and her co-star had gone into detail about the process of bringing a powerful musical biography to life.

The 55-year-old promotion of the film comes just days before the BAFTA Awards, where Cooper, Mulligan, and Maestro will battling with other major 2023 releases for an award.

Could Bradley Cooper’s Maestro win a BAFTA?

Ever since fans found out that Bradley Cooper would be wearing a prosthetic nose for Maestro, the backlash began. While the film might have been sensational, some people could not see past the actor’s exaggerated features. Although the biography was nominated at every big award show, it unfortunately did not end up winning any well-known awards.

Luckily, Cooper did end up beating out Leonardo DiCaprio at the Oscars. With the BAFTAs coming up soon, fans are hoping to see Cooper and Carey Mulligan get recognition for the film. However, there is no saying what could happen at the awards show on Sunday, February 18th.

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