Marvel Studios is developing a new X-Men movie, and age requirements are impacting the casting process for the team.
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Updated Aug 11
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Marvel Studios is developing a new X-Men movie, and age requirements are impacting the casting process for the team.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Jake Schreier is directing the X-Men reboot, inspired by Chris Claremont, while Marvel Studios considers Emma Frost and Sabrina Carpenter.1 source
- Drew Goddard completed the script for the X-Force film project.Sub-event
- Marvel Studios regained rights to X-Men, and Jake Schreier and Brad Winderbaum were named for film and series development.Sub-event
- Speculation is circulating that Henry Cavill and Daniel Radcliffe are being considered to potentially replace Wolverine in the new X-Men movie.Sub-event
Studio working on new X-Men movie; age issues affect casting.1 source
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The entities involved
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Marvel Comics
company that publishes comic books and related media
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X-Men
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Marvel Studios
American entertainment company
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- Marvel Studios is planning the role of the X-Men in the upcoming Secret Wars event, led by Kevin Feige.