Jake Schreier is on the lookout for the highly anticipated update X-Men Restart in Marvel Studios' work.
In a new interview Thunder* The director teased the work of the next generation of mutation heroes.
“I'm not saying anything, but we've started working on the X-Men, which is obviously very, very exciting,” he told him. empire.
The filmmaker pointed out that Thunder* It was a learning experience, adding: “For me, the biggest learning curve is the proportion of the action with more emotional, character-driven scenes and how to shoot more days than I have ever been, but their movements were quickly swallowed up by the action. By the end of us, we felt it felt like, oh, I feel how we feel how we can do it better.”
Schreier previously hinted at the X-Men's reboot in an interview Playlistcalling comic heroes “essentially interesting and complex material.”
“It’s an incredible opportunity with super fun characters and [much] He added that there was an internal conflict. These characters fight their identity and status in the world, which is naturally interesting and complex material. ”
When Disney and 20th Century Fox merged in 2019, the X-Men character became the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Some actors who appear in the Fox movie will be re-entered for the upcoming Avengers: The End of the World The film is scheduled to be released on December 18, 2026.
Actors who have played the role of X-Men before include Patrick Stewart (Professor Charles Xavier/X), Ian McKellen (Magneto), Alan Cumming (Nightcrawler), Rebecca Romijn (Mystique), James Marsden (Cyclops) and Channing Tatum (Gambit).