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James McAvoy has spoken about one his most favourite X-Men movies. The Scottish actor joined the superhero franchise in 2011 with X-Men: First Class, in which he played Charles Xavier following Sir ...

McAvoy played fan-favorite faun Mr. Tumnus in the 2005 fantasy film James McAvoy revealed who he was closest to on the set of 2005's The Chronicles of Narnia He also shared some of his favorite on-set ...

Actor James McAvoy, who played Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men films, will be a guest at MCM Birmingham Comic Con in November, organisers ReedPop have announced. Also known for M. Night ...

Elliot Page and James McAvoy are weighing in on Marvel’s plans to recast the X-Men in the future. The actors, who played Kitty Pryde and Professor Charles Xavier, respectively, in the 20th Century Fox ...

James McAvoy and Elliot Page were part of an X-Men: Days of Future Past reunion panel at New York Comic-Con on Sunday, and both actors shared their thoughts on recent casting rumors relating to Marvel ...

As Marvel Studios inches closer to rebooting the X-Men franchise for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, two beloved stars from the previous era are sharing their thoughts on the recasting rumours. Elliot ...

The Scottish actor was asked to give his thoughts on Marvel Studio President Kevin Feige's recent announcement that the cast will be refreshed following the events of Avengers: Secret Wars. McAvoy, ...

The 46-year-old Glaswegian, best known for playing Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men films, will be attending Saturday and Sunday of the show taking place at the NEC in Birmingham from 28 - 30 ...

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