X Men First Class

Bryan Singer Teases 'Epic' Return to 'X-Men' Franchise

Moviefone | Sharon Knolle | Posted 02.20.2013
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Director Bryan Singer sees giant things for actor Nicholas Hoult. When the "Jack the Giant Slayer" director picked "X-Men: First Class" co-star Ho...

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What Nicholas Hoult Wants to See in the X-Men

Moviefone | Sharon Knolle | Posted 01.29.2013
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"Warm Bodies" is the first zombie movie told from the point of view of the zombie himself -- and, as played by Nicholas Hoult, he's surprisingly charm...

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'X-Men: First Class' Gets Second Class? Cast Reportedly Signed For Sequel

Posted 01.31.2012
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What has been rumored since before "X-Men: First Class" even opened in theaters appears to be near fact: Matthew Vaughn will return to direct a sequel...

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Why The Cold War Is Back at the Movies in The Iron Lady, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy & Mission Impossible

Jason Apuzzo | Posted 03.14.2012
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In an industry still hesitant to make films about today's War on Terror, and with memories of World War II fading, Russian authoritarians are on their way to becoming Hollywood's safe, consensus villains of the moment.

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