While Marvel Cinematic Universe debuts Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania, several releases continue to move behind the camera. Overall, the franchise is in good financial health and various projects are under development. It is the latter that are of interest to some artists; in particular, in two extensive trajectories: Patrick Stewart And Ian McKellan.
These are two figures with extensive experience in the film industry. In this career path, they have not bypassed the superhero subgenre. In fact, both are recent adaptations of a couple that have come a long way in the comics: Professor X And magnetbelonging X-Men.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise X-Men it is not adapted; even the concept of mutants is touched upon indirectly, almost bypassing it so far. However, there are some clues that make us think that gradually these creatures will take a place in the narrative. Meanwhile, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan do not exclude that they can repeat their characters.
Words by Patrick Stewart on Professor X and Magneto by Ian McKellan
One of the biggest surprises Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness it was the return of Patrick Stewart as Professor X. This was anticipated long before the premiere when a trailer showing his figure was released. Something that complemented his presentation was that when appearing in the production, the period melody that voiced the intro to the animated adaptation X-Men.
A subtle wink, but strong enough to be acknowledged and prompted fans and critics to come up with several theories about it. Following his involvement in this film and the possibility of some X-Men being officially introduced into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Patrick Stewart was consulted alien online on the matter and explained the following with input from his partner, Ian McKellan:
“The truth is that it turned out very well [su aparición en Doctor Strange en el multiverso de la locura]. (Ian McKellan) said, “Hey, I would do that!” Yes it’s true. But Sir Ian and I are not done yet. We… we have plans,”
Patrick Stewart to alien online.
The last sentence of your comment leaves the door open to various interpretations. Both McKellan and Stewart could return to their roles. What would justify it? Multiverse and various timelines opening in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Thus, one could imagine Professor X in the aforementioned film. So, Why couldn’t the same thing happen with Magneto?
To this we must add another key issue: Gradually, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is opening up to include more sub-franchises. Representing Kang the Conqueror via Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania, includes multiple options in its options. Since Disney was able to reclaim the rights to the characters previously owned by Fox, the chances that the X-Men could add something to the story have increased.
Deadpool 3, X-Men and the Marvel Cinematic Universe
One of the most repeated rumors regarding Deadpool 3 whether the film will serve – or not – as an introduction to X-Men. Theoretically, since Wolverine has been confirmed, he is being played again Hugh Jackmancan already be taken for granted. However, what about other characters? What will be the status and role Xavier Institute for Higher Education?
Through the first two parts dead Poolreferences to the franchise X-Men they were permanent. Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) has a long relationship with these characters, apart from the fact that in the comics it’s kind of free verse that does what it’s drawn. Based on this connection, perhaps some new institution could be formally established, perhaps headed by Patrick Stewart or Ian McKellan.
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