spideyboy_1111
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that doesn't mean he's a large role though lol
i don't know... if anything Nixon could just be something we see on tv's to set the mood of the era, like Kennedy and the missle crissis was in FC
Then why would they need to cast an actor? Singer said he's a "character", not simply an appearance. Meaning Nixon factors into the plot. Not saying he's a big role, but obviously important.
The movie is about destiny. What is your fate? What were you supposed to do, what should you have done when you were younger? What didn’t you do that would have made for a better future? And what if you could go back and change that.
I think I’ve got the time travel – I don’t really want to call it time travel, but for want of a better word, time travel figured out. I pitched it to James Cameron and he signed off on it.
Though I guess with the time leap they could easily explain Magneto parting ways with his First Class recruits. Perhaps he's recruited new blood in the form of Sabretooth....i'd love to see Liev Schreiber return to that role.
I would also hope that DoFP offered a little something in the way of an explanation of how the remnants of the Hellfire club became the Brotherhood under his lead as well.
Or they're still casting the part and haven't found the right person yet.
Or they've made an offer to someone who could be a bigger name and still waiting to hear back.
Or they're in the midst of negotiations and don't want to spoil it by letting it out too soon.
Or it's a big enough name that they're waiting to announce it last, a common enough practice in Hollywood.
Length of time taking to announce someone =/= the size of the role.
Um...huh?
Halle Berry is still in the top 20 rankings of highest paid actresses commanding $10 million-plus per film. No other X-Men actress at this point has a yearly higher salary than her so to think she doesn't have the clout to negotiate "anything this time" is inaccurate.
Obviously they didn't become the Brotherhood, since none of them are in DoFP.
We don't know that for certain. He recruited them at the end of First Class. I doubt they had a change of mind en masse once the credits rolled. So he clearly started with the remnants of the Hellfire clube and by X1 he clearly has a brotherhood and not a Hellfire club.
The next movie has a past setting of 1973, according to Singer, and it's been reported that none of the Hellfire Club members are in this next film. We know Jason Flemyng isn't coming back as he said so himself and spoke of how gutted he was at first, and if none of the Hellfire characters are in DoFP, that also rules out Emma Frost, Riptide and Angel Salvadore.
So while it might be interesting to see what happened to the new Brotherhood we saw at the end of First Class as Magneto broke out Emma Frost, I wouldn't bet on us finding out in Days of Future Past.
It does feel like there is a movie we haven't yet seen telling what occurred between 1962 and 1973. But I'm not sure we will ever know for sure what went down in that time.
I know those member are not appearing. That's not my point. I was just pondering if we'll get an explanation of why the Brotherhood doesn't include those members when we next see Magneto and his group.
I might have use for some of Jack the Giant Slayers motion capture techniques [in Days of Future Past.] I dont want to say how because that would give away whats going to be in the movie, but Ill be using that and perhaps simulcam technology for certain things. And I will be shooting stereo, true stereo.
[Newton Thomas Sigel] will be shooting the film. Im not sure which camera were going to use. Ive been debating between three. I had a good experience with the Epic Reds but X-Men will have its own specific look. It takes place in different times, and those times will have different looks.
X-Men 3 was a strange situation for me. I didnt have anything to do with X-Men 3 or Wolverine except for the actor. I dont think Brett [Ratner] knows this but I was so emotionally charged up about seeing X-Men 3 that someone who wasnt supposed to took me into a building in the middle of the night and showed me it long before it was finished, on a computer, just so I could see it, understand what it is and not be freaked out when I went to the theatre to go see it.
[Eventually] I went to the Chinese theatre because I wanted to see it in a big theatre and they let me in, I had a baseball cap on, I hid in the back but suddenly, Brett Ratner shows up. He was like Bryan! and suddenly the audience [all see me] and Brett Ratner talking and Im stood there sipping my soda out of a Superman cup.
There are parts of X-Men 3 it isnt what I would have done, but parts of it, I liked. Ellen Page was something I liked in X-Men 3 and Im bringing her to Days of Future Past. Certain things are different. There was a lot going on in it and I wasnt so happy with so many people dying, but then there were some really sweet moments with that kid, the cure kid.
I just rewatched all the movies the other day. We had a big screening of every X-Men movie just to remind myself what they are. I dont go to see my movies.
I said Ill fix a few things [with Days of Future Past]. It wont be its primary function but there will be some fixing. Its a really cool story, and incidentally, it facilitates all of these characters. They werent just thrown in there. And they all play a fun role.
I want there to be some humour and some fun. In Days of Future Past there are some genuinely things in it. I cant wait, and I know they will be fun to shoot. I want to keep that humour [because] the thing about X-Men is that the themes are serious, but the film doesnt need to be
[Eventually] I went to the Chinese theatre because I wanted to see it in a big theatre and they let me in, I had a baseball cap on, I hid in the back but suddenly, Brett Ratner shows up. He was like Bryan! and suddenly the audience [all see me] and Brett Ratner talking and Im stood there sipping my soda out of a Superman cup.