Kevin Feige Felt Bringing X-Men Into ‘Avengers’ Franchise Was “Fun Way” To Celebrate 25 Years
Deadline reports that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said it "just felt right" to bring the X-Men, the mutant superheroes of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, calling it a "fun way" to celebrate more than 25 years of Marvel's films. Feige was also an associate producer on 2000's X-Men, and his comments come as Avengers: Doomsday heads to theaters next month.
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Kevin Feige Felt Bringing X-Men Into ‘Avengers’ Franchise Was “Fun Way” To Celebrate 25 Years
As Avengers: Doomsday assembles into theaters next month, Kevin Feige is celebrating more than 25 years of Marvel’s cinematic journey. The Marvel Studios president, who was also an associate producer on 2000’s X-Men, recently explained that it “just felt right” to bring the mutant superherhoes of Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters into the MCU with […]
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