James McAvoy Reacts as New ‘X-Men’ Cast Takes Over
McAvoy offered encouragement to Christopher Abbott and the incoming cast, saying Marvel’s reboot has a massive publicity campaign behind it.
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James McAvoy Wishes Christopher Abbott 'good Luck' as He Takes over Professor X Role
Get latest articles and stories on Entertainment at LatestLY. Actor James McAvoy has extended his support to Christopher Abbott, who is set to take over the role of Charles Xavier, also known as Professor X, in Marvel Studios' next generation of ‘X-Men’ films, according to People. Entertainment News | James McAvoy Wishes Christopher Abbott 'good Luck' as He Takes over Professor X Role.
James McAvoy's Response to Marvel's X-Men Reboot May Surprise Fans
Former X-Men star James McAvoy has given a surprising response regarding Marvel Studios’ upcoming reboot of the franchise. The Scottish actor previously played Charles Xavier, aka Professor X, in 20th Century Fox’s X-Men prequels. After carrying the mantle for four films, McAvoy will step away from the role as Marvel’s mutant saga takes shape. When […] The post James McAvoy’s Response to Marvel’s X-Men Reboot May Surprise Fans appeared first on …
James McAvoy addresses Christopher Abbot replacing him as Professor Xavier
James McAvoy is happy to pass the baton to Christopher Abbot. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday, September 11, McAvoy, 47, reacted to Abbott, 40, taking over the role of Professor...
James McAvoy Reacts as New ‘X-Men’ Cast Takes Over
Photo by Dave Benett/WireImage/Getty Images James McAvoy has shared his support for the cast of Marvel’s upcoming X-Men reboot. The actor played Charles Xavier in Fox’s earlier X-Men movies. He gave the new cast and Christopher Abbott a few words of encouragement. His comments came during a visit to Entertainment Weekly’s studio at the Toronto International Film Festival. James McAvoy wishes Christopher Abbott and the new ‘X-Men’ cast ‘good luck…
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