US EditionMarvel’s X-Men Director Says the New Movie Will Be ‘Recognizably Different’ From the Hugh Jackman Franchise
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA, JUL 28 – Jake Schreier will direct a youth-focused X-Men reboot exploring identity struggles and internal conflicts, marking a fresh large-scale Marvel Cinematic Universe take, Marvel Studios said.
- Ahead of Fantastic Four: First Steps, Kevin Feige said the MCU’s X-Men film will be recognizably different, exploring the comics’ scale and internal conflicts.
- Following the Disney and 20th Century Fox merger in 2019, the film rights to X-Men characters were acquired, and Avengers: Secret Wars is likely to serve as a reset for the franchise.
- Describing the reboot as recognizably different, Jake Schreier said it will explore the source material’s complexity and scale, highlighting internal conflicts and character depth.
- In the lead-up to the reboot, Schreier said it will be 'recognizably different' with no legacy actors like Patrick Stewart or Hugh Jackman expected to join future films.
- After Avengers: Secret Wars, Feige said the X-Men reboot will be recognizably different and explore the comics' inherent scale, with no specific release date provided.
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Jake Schreier is set to direct the X-Men reboot and, in a new interview, teased the film in the works. Marvel boss Kevin Feige confirmed that Schreier would helm the film, and although the filmmaker can’t give too many details on the movie, he did discuss the comic book superheroes. “Without going into too much—really almost any […]
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