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Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, the beloved elder statesmen of the movie series, won’t be returning for the forthcoming X-Men: Apocalypse, Yahoo Movies has learned exclusively. Stewart delivered the news in an interview with Larry King on Larry King Now. SOURCE: Yahoo
“I’ve seen a couple things,” Apocalypse — or Oscar Isaac, whatever — told us at the National Board of Review Awards red carpet. “Scary shit. Scary shit… I’m going to bring [the X-Men] down to their knees. It’s amazing, I’m so excited about everything that’s going to happen.” SOURCE: MTV
“I really can’t comment on the Cyclops thing,” said Egerten after reassuring that his next film is Eddie The Eagle with Huge Jackman. “I’m not really sure what’s going on there or where that [rumor] came from, but my friend Nicholas Hoult plays Beast and he says that’s very fun. Of course, everyone would like…
For Young Cyclops the new contenders are Taron Edgerton, Jamie Blackley, and Tye Sheridan. For Young Jean Grey the new contenders are Sophie Turner and Saoirse Ronan. For Young Storm the contenders being mentioned for the first time are Alexandra Shipp and Zendaya Coleman.
Fox Home Entertainment EVP of marketing communications, James Finn confirmed to fans via Twitter that the “Rogue Cut” of X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST will release in Summer 2015. The film’s alternate cut will feature Anna Paquin’s Rogue rescue sequence, among other scenes not included in the film or even its previous Blu-ray release deleted…
It stands to reason that block busting movies result in bank busting stars, so it’s no surprise to find these two topping Forbes’ annual list of the top-grossing actors in Hollywood.
“I have been speaking with the guys and I am not at liberty to tell exactly what’s going on,” he recently said on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. “Which is largely framing my answer here. But there’s still a lot unknown, actually, about that. What I do know is there are some very exciting things…
Today, IGN’s own Roth Cornet spoke with Oscar Isaac for A Most Violent Year (more on that soon!), and while she was there she also talked to him about X-Men and assuming the role of Apocalypse in the upcoming sequel. Here’s what the actor told IGN about his approach to X-Men: Apocalypse, director Bryan Singer’s…
Oscar Isaac has closed a deal to play the titular comicbook villain in 20th Century Fox’s “X-Men: Apocalypse.” Bryan Singer will direct the superhero pic with Simon Kinberg writing the script.
Jennifer Lawrence talks about Mystique as villain vs a hero and where she may be in X-Men: Apocalypse.