Alison Blaire
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This is a perfect Banshee in 1973!!
This is a perfect Banshee in 1973!!
Watched Origins last night for the first time since it came out.
I liked Taylor Kitsch as Gambit
He could play angel...or something...maybe havoc.
So we find a picture of a random actor who attended a First Class premiere/event and now he simply MUST be cast in DoFP?
This is a perfect Banshee in 1973!!
I don't think that's accurate, actually. They have rights to the characters they've used thus far in their films, but it ends there. FOX does not have cart blanche over the entire mutant catalog. Using additional characters beyond that would require licensing permission, etc., from Marvel. This is because there are literally hundreds of large and minor characters in X-Men lore that have been featured in the comics over the last 30 years. Marvel has never given FOX the monopoly on all of those creative resources.
So we find a picture of a random actor who attended a First Class premiere/event and now he simply MUST be cast in DoFP?
I don't think that's accurate, actually. They have rights to the characters they've used thus far in their films, but it ends there. FOX does not have cart blanche over the entire mutant catalog. Using additional characters beyond that would require licensing permission, etc., from Marvel. This is because there are literally hundreds of large and minor characters in X-Men lore that have been featured in the comics over the last 30 years. Marvel has never given FOX the monopoly on all of those creative resources.
it seems its more interesting than to discuss the possibility of Jack the Giant slayer actress joining X-men cast
cool, I guess
lol... we're not ignoring you. I think Eleanor is fine, either for a young Jean Grey, Polaris or Scarlet Witch. All three characters have a similar look. Eleanor's current hair colour suggests Jean Grey, of course, but she could easily be another hair colour for a film.
http://www.nj.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2013/03/nicholas_hoult_spills_the_bean.htmlHe'll be seeing Lawrence again when the team of mutants reunites for "X-Men: Days of Future Past," which promises to somehow meld the new cast with actors from the original franchise. And how will it do that, exactly? "I literally just got the script today," Hoult says. "So I haven't read it yet, but I love that part and I'm happy to get the chance to play him again. And I'm particularly thrilled about working with Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart -- I grew up watching them in `X-Men' films."
James said he can't see the Xaviers being onscreen together.
Colour me interested as to what will actually happen.
BMM said:Yes.
Kevin Feige has previously said Fox has all the mutants.
Marvel Studios could use Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver in an Avengers film, but would be unable to mention the word 'mutant' or that they are the kids of Magneto. Fox can also use those two characters but can't mention the Avengers. That's the only case mentioned where both have rights.
Fox was even able to use Viper, because she is part of the Wolverine storyline in the comics, even though she is not a mutant and is a larger part of the Marvel universe under her name Madame Hydra.
So, yes, Fox does have the full rights to the mutant catalogue. There are going to be a few exceptions, such as Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver as mentioned, and of course Namor is a mutant but is primarily an Atlantean who is part of the wider Marvel universe rather than the X-Men comics.
Eh I don't think he's handsome.
Kevin Feige has previously said Fox has all the mutants.
Marvel Studios could use Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver in an Avengers film, but would be unable to mention the word 'mutant' or that they are the kids of Magneto. Fox can also use those two characters but can't mention the Avengers. That's the only case mentioned where both have rights.
Fox was even able to use Viper, because she is part of the Wolverine storyline in the comics, even though she is not a mutant and is a larger part of the Marvel universe under her name Madame Hydra.
So, yes, Fox does have the full rights to the mutant catalogue. There are going to be a few exceptions, such as Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver as mentioned, and of course Namor is a mutant but is primarily an Atlantean who is part of the wider Marvel universe rather than the X-Men comics.
I have no problem with how many times that picture has been reposted
Not at all. He doesn't look anything like Banshee, nor does he look anything like the actor who plays him in First Class.
Eh I don't think he's handsome.
Certainly hasn't stopped them from using McAvoy or Fassbender.