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Allison Janney desperate to work with crush Hugh Jackman again

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Allison Janney can’t wait for the Hollywood lockdown to end so she can fish for other projects with her new crush Hugh Jackman.

The two stars teamed up for HBO movie Bad Education and Oscar winner Janney admits Jackman shot to the top of her list of castmates she would like to work with again. “I’ve been a fan of his forever and to finally get to work with Hugh in this way was a pretty exciting moment in my career,” the actress explains. “I think Pam (her character) had a little crush on Frank (Hugh’s character) and Allison had a little crush on Hugh Jackman! “He’s fun to flirt with.

I had so much fun working with Hugh. He was incredibly playful and let me shove the sandwich into his mouth in our first scene together, which was an improv

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