Way back before he was leading Marvel Studios to unprecedented box office success, Kevin Feige started out as an intern for X-Men producer Lauren Shuler Donner and her husband, Superman: The Movie director Richard Donner. Feige then became Lauren Shuler Donner’s assistant before she gave him his first producing job as an associate producer on the X-Men (2000).
That film helped kickstart the modern superhero movie boom that has only grown over the better part of the past two decades. Just as impressive is the fact that the X-Men franchise that began in 2000 is still running. One the few things eluding the X-Men franchise is the chance for the world famous mutants to interact with The Avengers and other characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As Lauren Shuler Donner tells Vanity Fair, she hopes to one day work with Kevin Feige again and make that dream a reality.
‘X-Men’ producer would love to reunite with Kevin Feige and bring mutants into the MCU
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With Hugh Jackman retired as Wolverine, it just won’t be as great as I could imagine.
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jackman has said he would play wolverine again if it meant working in the MCU.
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that would be terrible, the x men movies are WAY more mature, serious and deep than any mcu comedy
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We get it. We get it. You are sad that your universe crashed and burned and now you are petty enough to try to stop Mcu fans from enjoying their universe. But you don’t have to do it every Mcu article. Just don’t click on every single one of them since you hate them so much
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yeah cause punisher was filled with jokes and quips right? Punisher made logan look like a teacup ride.
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They are the same universe. You don’t know what you are talking about.
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