Hugh Jackman, All Muscles and Fake Teeth There was the relatable-guy side, presented on "60 Minutes" this weekend, in which the star of "Les Misérables" pumped iron with the (surprisingly buff) correspondent Scott Pelley in Australia. Later Mr. Jackman broke down in tears recounting his childhood. (Crying while being buff is the ne plus ultra of best actor behavior; the Bagger would like nominations on who should do it next. Channing Tatum, please step up.) And for the serious thespian angle, the team behind "Les Miz" released a feature on the film's makeup, giving a close-up on the tricks used to make the preternaturally fit actor look worn and ragged and old. The makeup artist, Lisa Westcott, also had an unexpected challenge in the movie musical: teeth. Tom Hooper, the director, "was so, so worried about teeth," Ms. Westcott says, "and quite rightly, because you know, you've got a big close-up on an artist, and they're holding a note, and you're seeing right into their mouth."