Marvel Producer Nate Moore Just Name-Dropped Two X-Men He Wants In The MCU
Marvel’s Nate Moore, the producer behind “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” and “Eternals,” name-dropped two X-Men he’d like to see in the MCU in the near future in a podcast interview with Deadline. He said, “If you talk about Storm and Bishop, those are two of the great characters in that franchise that I certainly could pitch you ideas all day.” Moore continued to say in that same interview that the X-Men were in the very early stages of being integrated into the MCU.
The first project that will feature former-Fox mutants will be the upcoming untitled “Deadpool 3.” Not only is Ryan Reynolds returning as the “merc with a mouth” for his first appearance in the MCU, but Hugh Jackman is also set to play Wolverine one more time. While “Logan” was the character’s send-off from the X-Men franchise, it was set in the future, leaving more room for Jackman to play the character. Plus, he also appeared in the unfortunate “X-Men: Apocalypse” as the character, undoing “Logan” as his final appearance anyway.
Talks of Storm and Bishop being brought into the MCU surely will have fans excited. Halle Berry famously played Storm four times in the “X-Men” feature film franchise and was considered a fan-favorite character. It is unknown if Berry would return to the role she made famous, but she has expressed interest if it comes to be. Bishop, however, has only appeared in one live-action film, “X-Men: Days of Future Past,” in which he was portrayed by Omar Sy, so he would most likely be recast. Bishop was a fan-favorite character in the popular “X-Men: The Animated Series” from the ’90s. Let the fan-casting speculation begin.
Marvel’s Nate Moore, the producer behind “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” and “Eternals,” name-dropped two X-Men he’d like to see in the MCU in the near future in a podcast interview with Deadline. He said, “If you talk about Storm and Bishop, those are two of the great characters in that franchise that I certainly could pitch you ideas all day.” Moore continued to say in that same interview that the X-Men were in the very early stages of being integrated into the MCU.
The first project that will feature former-Fox mutants will be the upcoming untitled “Deadpool 3.” Not only is Ryan Reynolds returning as the “merc with a mouth” for his first appearance in the MCU, but Hugh Jackman is also set to play Wolverine one more time. While “Logan” was the character’s send-off from the X-Men franchise, it was set in the future, leaving more room for Jackman to play the character. Plus, he also appeared in the unfortunate “X-Men: Apocalypse” as the character, undoing “Logan” as his final appearance anyway.
Talks of Storm and Bishop being brought into the MCU surely will have fans excited. Halle Berry famously played Storm four times in the “X-Men” feature film franchise and was considered a fan-favorite character. It is unknown if Berry would return to the role she made famous, but she has expressed interest if it comes to be. Bishop, however, has only appeared in one live-action film, “X-Men: Days of Future Past,” in which he was portrayed by Omar Sy, so he would most likely be recast. Bishop was a fan-favorite character in the popular “X-Men: The Animated Series” from the ’90s. Let the fan-casting speculation begin.
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