Hugh Jackman has an update on his condition post cancer treatment

Hugh Jackman landed at the debut of Logan with a little gauze on his nose in the wake of taking to Twitter to report he had been dealt with for skin growth by and by.

In any case, Jackman demanded he's OK.

"It is fine, it is altogether done, all settled, hard and fast. Much thanks to you for asking," he said at the Friday night presentation of the film at the Berlin Film Festival.

Jackman uncovered Monday that he had another basal cell carcinoma on his nose, and tweeted out a photo of his gauzed nose, and asked individuals to wear sunscreen.

Be that as it may, his concentrate on Friday was the Logan debut. It's the third portion of the Wolverine spinoff arrangement, and it might be the most driven. It's contending at the Berlin Film Festival, which was an objective for Jackman when he marked on to do it.

"I didn't need it to be viewed as a comic book motion picture, I needed it to be viewed as a film all alone," he said.

The motion picture is set in a tragic future and sees Wolverine administering to a matured Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart).

Stewart said he didn't require any persuading to get on board.

"I had no questions at all. When I started to see a portion of the substance of this film, I was just for it. The film is surprising, altogether different and I think momentous," he said.

Jackman has said that this film is the finish of the street for him and Wolverine. So what does he recollect of his last day playing the mutant?

"The most recent day was an activity day and I was sore and hurt and it was extraordinary," he giggled.