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  1. Marvel Studios is developing a new X-Men movie, and age requirements are impacting the casting process for the team.

Marvel Studios regained rights to X-Men, and Jake Schreier and Brad Winderbaum were named for film and series development.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 6
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Marvel Studios regained rights to X-Men, and Jake Schreier and Brad Winderbaum were named for film and series development.

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  1. Jake Schreier is confirmed as director for a new X-Men film project.1 source
  2. Pat Scola is confirmed as X-Men's Cinematographer, while Kevin Feige discusses post-Secret Wars MCU plans and Jake Schreier is hired for Thunderbolts*.Sub-event
  3. Rumors suggest Jayme Lawson will play Storm in X-Men, while Jake Schreier is attached to direct the X-Men reboot.Sub-event
  4. Brad Winderbaum revealed new details about the X-Men '97 series.Sub-event
  5. Johnston joins the cast of the X-Men series; Schreier confirmed as director of the reboot.1 source
  6. Rumors link Inde Navarrette to MCU/Netflix projects after meeting with director Jake Schreier.1 source
  7. Marvel Studios confirmed rights and named Jake Schreier (director) and Brad Winderbaum (series developer) for X-Men projects.1 source

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