In March, Hugh Jackman lent his support to the campaign to prevent the closure of remote Western Australian Aboriginal communities.
The image he posted on social media followed a request from a member of Fitzroy Crossing calling on Jackman to lend a hand in bringing media attention to the issue, according to NITV.
Jackman spent time as a teenager living in Areyonga in the Northern Territory.
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When The Feed's Marc Fennell spoke with Jackman and his 12-year-old Pan co-star Levi Miller, Jackman spoke about his time in Areyonga and why he is opposed to the WA remote communities closure policy.
Watch The Feed's interview with Marc Fennell and Levi Miller:
Pan opens in Australia on September 24.
