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She spoke about Wolverine, Magneto, and any future X-Men movies. Here's the X-Men info.
http://www.iesb.net/index.php?option=com_d4j_ezine&task=read&page=1&category=1&article=667&Itemid=28
IESB: Any chance of a whole year of X Men sequels and spin offs?
LSD: Yes, we could, and there are some other ideas that we are going to be delving into, but it's often availability of actors, availability of directors and weather conditions so you don't always have that luxury. Most importantly, the release date what else is coming out what other comic book are we going up against? So we always set our release dates before we start filming those movies.
IESB: Did you expect what you got out of X Men and what it has become?
LSD: In our wildest dreams we wanted it to be a franchise. We wanted it to be able to spin-off there's 40 years of comics but I will tell you, we never previewed it and there was a day when Bryan [Singer], myself, our editor and, I think Tom Rothman was in the room, and we all looked at each other and said, We'll never work again. Because, we didn't know what we had
IESB: Tom Rothman said even though X3 was the last of that ensemble of mutants, what of Gambit, any chance for a movie with him and what else is in the future?
LSD: Probably, the reason we didn't use Gambit was because in a sense his persona is a bit like Wolverine in that he's got attitude and his power is not quite as exciting as the others. That's why we went to Nightcrawler on X2 because he looked different than everybody else and he had a great power. So yes, I think we would weave Gambit into our story, but it wouldn't be The Gambit Movie. I love him and remember in Lost there was a guy in there that was the perfect Gambit, the guy with the stray hair, he's good-looking, the bad boy, Sawyer [Josh Holloway]
http://www.iesb.net/index.php?option=com_d4j_ezine&task=read&page=1&category=1&article=667&Itemid=28
IESB: Any chance of a whole year of X Men sequels and spin offs?
LSD: Yes, we could, and there are some other ideas that we are going to be delving into, but it's often availability of actors, availability of directors and weather conditions so you don't always have that luxury. Most importantly, the release date what else is coming out what other comic book are we going up against? So we always set our release dates before we start filming those movies.
IESB: Did you expect what you got out of X Men and what it has become?
LSD: In our wildest dreams we wanted it to be a franchise. We wanted it to be able to spin-off there's 40 years of comics but I will tell you, we never previewed it and there was a day when Bryan [Singer], myself, our editor and, I think Tom Rothman was in the room, and we all looked at each other and said, We'll never work again. Because, we didn't know what we had
IESB: Tom Rothman said even though X3 was the last of that ensemble of mutants, what of Gambit, any chance for a movie with him and what else is in the future?
LSD: Probably, the reason we didn't use Gambit was because in a sense his persona is a bit like Wolverine in that he's got attitude and his power is not quite as exciting as the others. That's why we went to Nightcrawler on X2 because he looked different than everybody else and he had a great power. So yes, I think we would weave Gambit into our story, but it wouldn't be The Gambit Movie. I love him and remember in Lost there was a guy in there that was the perfect Gambit, the guy with the stray hair, he's good-looking, the bad boy, Sawyer [Josh Holloway]
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