X-Men First Class Possibly Starting In 2010 | Shockya.com
Written by Costa Koutsoutis (Source: Electrix)
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Electrix is reporting that Tim Pocock, who played a young Scott Summers/Cyclops in the summer smash “X-Men Origins: Wolverine�, spilled the beans that he’ll be reprising his eyebeam-wielding mutant role in 20th Century Fox’s upcoming planned “X-Men: First Class�.
Written by Josh Schwartz, the film will reportedly be loosely based on the 2006 comic of the same name, which told new stories about the young original X-Men, as well as retelling classic early “X-Men� stories.
Pocock recently Twittered that he is working on an Australian TV series up through February 2010 and then was going into “X-Men: First Class�. Backing this up is “Wolverine� producer Lauren Shuler Donner recently having hinted that a new “X-Men� or “Wolverine� movie would be starting production sometime in 2010.
Written by Josh Schwartz, the film will likely draw from elements of the Marvel comic book of the same name, launched in 2006.
Stay tuned to Shockya.com for more “X-Men� news.
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Wolverine Sweepstakes, X-Men Origins: Wolverine on 2-Disc Blu-ray and DVD 9.15.09
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Enter for a chance to win in the X-Men Origins: Wolverine Sweepstakes. Now you can join the Weapon X program with a replica of Wolverine’s claws from the movie in a display case.
Enter for a chance to win in the X-Men Origins: Wolverine Sweepstakes. Now you can join the Weapon X program with a replica of Wolverine’s claws from the movie in a display case.
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For Logan, becoming a nearly indestructible killing machine meant suffering through the torturous Top Secret military experiments: Weapon X Program. For you, mutating into Wolverine will only require a photo and possibly a hint of Logan\'s pent up rage.
Source: www.x-menorigins.com
For Logan, becoming a nearly indestructible killing machine meant suffering through the torturous Top Secret military experiments: Weapon X Program. For you, mutating into Wolverine will only require a photo and possibly a hint of Logan\'s pent up rage.
MaximsNewsNetwork: HUGH JACKMAN: UN GLOBAL POVERTY: MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
Australian actor Hugh Jackman visits the UN to shoot a public service announcement for the Global Poverty Project's plan to help the poorer nations of the world attain the Millennium Development Goals. United Nations headquarters in New York City. OCHA. MaximsNewsNetwork. 02 July 2009.
EW exclusive! First look at Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman in the Broadway play 'A Steady Rain'
EW exclusive! First look at Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman in the Broadway play 'A Steady Rain'
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Written by Thom Geier
Wolverine and James Bond will soon be squaring off eight times a week. And here’s the first publicity photo of Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig in the Broadway play A Steady Rain, in which they play Chicago cops with enough troubles to fill Soldier Field. Jackman, who won a Tony in 2004 for hoofing it as 1970s singer-songwriter Peter Allen in The Boy From Oz, plays Denny, a patrolman with a racist streak and violent temper. And Craig, a London stage veteran making his Broadway debut, plays Joey, a recovering alcoholic and gentler soul who may not be as docile as he first seems. In A Steady Rain, which just began rehearsals, the two buddies in blue recount a few harrowing days on the job and their very different accounts of a police call that quickly went south.
Performances of American playwright Keith Huff’s two-man play begin Sept. 10 with an official opening set for Sept. 29. The show, directed by Tony nominee John Crowley (The Pillowman), is scheduled to run through Dec. 6. And while I have my reservations about Craig’s porn-stache — a look that 007 could never get away with, thank heavens — I have to say that both stars look rugged, handsome, and intense. They can walk my beat any day.
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Written by Thom Geier
Wolverine and James Bond will soon be squaring off eight times a week. And here’s the first publicity photo of Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig in the Broadway play A Steady Rain, in which they play Chicago cops with enough troubles to fill Soldier Field. Jackman, who won a Tony in 2004 for hoofing it as 1970s singer-songwriter Peter Allen in The Boy From Oz, plays Denny, a patrolman with a racist streak and violent temper. And Craig, a London stage veteran making his Broadway debut, plays Joey, a recovering alcoholic and gentler soul who may not be as docile as he first seems. In A Steady Rain, which just began rehearsals, the two buddies in blue recount a few harrowing days on the job and their very different accounts of a police call that quickly went south.
Performances of American playwright Keith Huff’s two-man play begin Sept. 10 with an official opening set for Sept. 29. The show, directed by Tony nominee John Crowley (The Pillowman), is scheduled to run through Dec. 6. And while I have my reservations about Craig’s porn-stache — a look that 007 could never get away with, thank heavens — I have to say that both stars look rugged, handsome, and intense. They can walk my beat any day.
A Steady Rain
The poster for the play featuring Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig.
Hugh Jackman at the stage door.
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