Hugh Jackman Rocks His Wolverine Claws a la 'Gangnam Style'

Hugh Jackman has caught "Gangman Style" fever. On Tuesday, October 16, "The Wolverine" star posted a picture of him doing the horse-riding dance along with Korean rapper PSY. Sharing a good laugh, they showed off iron claws on both knuckles.

The Asian artist tweeted, "Had a great time with @RealHughJackman #GangnamStyleWolverine~!!! lol," along with a picture. Another photo was posted later on by Jackman on his own page. "Slicing gangnam style!!!! Great to meet @psy_oppa who visited set yesterday," so he wrote.

PSY also visited "The X Factor" Australia when visiting Down Under. Rocking his signature "classy" look, he was joined by one of the judges, Melanie Brown, on stage. The former Spice Girls star was a bit reluctant at first. "My daughter will kill me if I don't do this," she said before fiercely busting the "cheesy" moves.

'Wolverine' Set Videos: Logan and Mariko Yashida Get Hit by Passing Car

New spy videos from the set of "The Wolverine" have made their rounds onto the web. Taken from the set in Parramatta, the clips showcase stunt doubles for Hugh Jackman and Tao Okamoto shooting a scene where they were hit by a moving car.

Per Comic Book Movie, the stunt performers reportedly filmed a scene where Wolverine and Mariko Yashida (Silver Samurai's half-sister) were being pursued on foot while they were dodging through traffic on the Japanese city streets.

The on-screen couple was said to be nearly hit by passing vehicles, but they managed to keep on walking. An onlooker said that a man was seen running across the rooftops of adjacent buildings while shooting the pursuers with a crossbow.

Based on the celebrated 1980s Chris Claremont/Frank Miller miniseries, "The Wolverine" finds Logan, the eternal warrior and outsider, in Japan. There, samurai steel will clash with adamantium claw as Logan confronts a mysterious figure from his past in an epic battle that will leave him forever changed.

Serving behind the lens is James Mangold with Mark Bomback and Christopher McQuarrie teaming up to pen the screenplay. 20th Century Fox will release the Marvel movie in theaters across the U.S. on July 26, 2013.