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We’re live now with X-Men: Days Of Future Past writer and producer Simon Kinberg to watch along with his modern superhero classic. #DaysOfFuturePast #WFHTheater
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"After we did X-Men First Class, the notion of doing a cross-generational story where we could have both casts in the same movie that was so juicy to me, it seemed like a no brainer." - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
"This movie is really for the fans. We have more famous and fan favorite X-Men characters in this more than in any other movie." - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
"Both Bryan Singer and Matthew Vaughn are huge fans of the cartoons. I grew up as a fan of the comics. It was an interesting balance between us." - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
"The character who was in the movie but who was cut was Rogue. She was in Kitty's place for a certain time. Anna did solid work and had a whole subplot with Magneto and Bobby. That's in the Rogue Cut." - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
"Peter Dinklage brought so much to the character [as Trask]. You feel a deep reservoir of resentment. You feel genuine fear of mutants from him." - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
"My favorite time travel franchise is The Terminator. I once asked James Cameron to sign my fan book during an event in San Diego. He signed it: 'Dear Simon, don't f*ck it up, love James.'" - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
"We try to be as creative as we can with powers. We always ask how do you use them in a way you haven't seen before? This is kind of bullet time. And we did 30 or 40 takes of Evan Peters improvising in the elevator scene." - Simon Kinberg #XMen #DaysofFuturePast #WFHTheater
